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Hi Saurabh,
NMP programme of MDI is quite a renowned programme started in the year 1988. This is the programme for Young Managers. As far as the placements are concerned, many of the students joining this programme are company sponsored and have to join back their company once through with their programme and for rest of the students I would say that MDI has a decent placement record of 70% so, you can go ahead for this programme. However, placements would also largely depend on how you perform on the programme and how you encash your knowledge earned at the time of Job Placements.
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Placements
Assistance will be provided for placements of self-sponsored candidates.
Eligibility
i) An applicant should have:
A minimum of 3-year Bachelor's degree or equivalent in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities / AICTE as eligible for Post-Graduate Studies in Management.
Minimum 5 years of post qualification executive work experience.
ii) An Applicant to the National Management Programme should be either:
A Class I officer belonging to any Central or State Services, or
A Class I officer in a Public Sector inclusive of Banks, Financial Institutions or a Private Sector Undertaking carrying adequate management responsibilities, or
A self-sponsored candidate

Hi Debamalya,
I completely agree with Suryap. Anyone who is creative, dynamic, enterprising and has a flair to project his ideas, thoughts, observation through different mediums of communication can accommodate himself comfortably in this Mass Comm. industry, so if you have the above mentioned qualities and the passion to pursue a career in Mass Comm. then go ahead.
Mass Communication is the vast field covering several different aspects, so to have more information on various fields of Mass Comm., check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=Mass+Communication&location=&searchType=blog&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
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Hi Kunal, you can definitely apply for a UG degree course even if the diploma is not recognised by UKAS.
I would recommend you to mention this in your application to the Universities, you might get some advantage of it.
Courses commence in September and one can not apply directly to the Universities(most of them). You need to apply through UCAS and the last date is 30 June. You have the provision of applying to 5 Universities and UCAS charges GBP 21 for it. There is a small intake in Jan, for which you don't have to go through UCAS and you can apply directly. At least 50% in 12 to get into the bottom ranked university or college. Or if you take the foundation route then you will have to study for an extra year and for that the course will commence in Jan and the main course in sep. IELTS minimum of 6.0 is expected. You need to fill the application online (www.ucas.com) and upload the documents also before submitting the application.
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Hi Debamalya,
The most important thing which you need to keep in mind while deciding on your career stream is your own interests and career aspirations. If Mass Comm is the field which attracts you then you should not give it a second thought but should go ahead and get into BJMC programme, after which you can plan for a PG diploma from institutes like MICA, IIMC etc. As far as your communication skills are concerened yes you need to have good communication skills but it is not a compulsion that you need to have perfect English speaking skills, as you can always get into Hindi Journalism. Apart from this you can always enhance on your communication skills by joining some Language Institute.
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Hi Ronald,
If you want to enter the corporate world i would also agree with Suryap, that you should go for BA LLB + MBA as this will easily give you an easy entry in the legal, administrative & HR department of various corporate companies and steadily reach the level of CLO as you will have an MBA degree to help you with faster career growth. Hwoever, I would like to add here that your MBA should be from a decent full time institute so that it can give you good return on investments.
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