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If you are doing a Masters in Mass Communication, its really important to know English well because you'll need it for writing, speaking, and sharing your ideas clearly. Besides English, being creative, able to do research, knowing some media tools, and getting along with people are also very important.

The major specializations that are offered within the Masters in Mass Communication are mentioned below-

• Journalism

• Public Relations (PR)

• Advertising

• Film and Television Production

• Digital and New Media

• Corporate Communication

• Development Communication

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The location of your college is very much important for an MMC , as it affects your internship opportunities, networking, and job placements directly.

Studying in a major media hub like Delhi, Mumbai, or Bengaluru provides a good level of access to top media houses, advertising agencies, and production firms. 

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Yes, it is absolutely possible to apply for a Masters in Mass Communication with no experience in media or even journalism because most of the MMC programs are designed for graduates who are coming from different stream and this don;t always have any experience.

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In the context of a Masters in Mass Communication, a good score on the entrance exam is more important than your undergraduate grades. Most of the universities have a minimum percentage requirement for eligibility (e.g., 50%), the final admission decision is primarily based on your performance in the entrance test.

But don't worry there are many colleges in India that provide MMC Course on a merit basis. You can try gettng admission into these colleges.

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No, for Masters in Mass Communication, marks of entrance exam like CAT, ATMA, etc. are accepted for admission. These exams are designed specifically to test an applicant's aptitude, general knowledge, writing skills, and media awareness, which are very much crucial for success in the field of mass communication.

PG Program in Industrial Automation System Design at NIELIT Calicut offers the highest number of seats among other certificate courses. The number of seats provided in this course is 50. To get admission, applicants are required to fulfil the prescribed eligibility criteria, apply for the course through the official website of the institute, and pay the application fee. 

The total number of seats offered at Computer-Aided Design using CREO at the NIELIT Certificate is 16. The eligibility requirements to secure a seat in this programme, applicants must complete their BE/ BTech/ Diploma in Mechanical/ Production/ Automobile Tool & Die/ Industrial engineering/ Mechatronics/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Allied branches. Moreover, final-year students may also apply.

Admissions to NIELIT Certificate courses are merit-based. The selection for the courses is based on applicants' achieved scores in their last qualifying examination. Candidates who want to get admissions into certificate courses are required to fulfil their eligibility requirements and apply for the course through the official website of the institution, paying the prescribed registration and course fees. 

The registration fee for certificate courses at NIELIT Calicut is INR 1000 (nonrefundable) and should be paid at the time of registering for the course. Moreover, this fee shall be considered as part of the course fee if the student joins the course. If a student registers and pays for more than one course and joins any one course, all such amounts will be adjusted against the course fee payable.

Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for short-term certificate courses at NIELIT Calicut at any time of the year. The institute opens admissions for short-term classes throughout the year. Moreover, for some of the courses, the starting date differs, such as the Certificate Course in Solar Power Installation, Operation, and Maintenance. The PG Program in Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence began in June. 
Conclusively, the dates for admissions to certificate courses are published on its official website. 

When these two media are compared, then, it is evident that rarer medium has lower refracted index as compared to denser medium. Denser media like glass and water have higher refractive index whereas rarer medium like air and vacuum have lower refractive index. Due to this, the light will bend towards the normal when it travels from rarer to denser medium. On the other hand, light will bend away from normal when it travels from denser to a rarer medium.

Whenever a light ray travels from a rarer medium to a denser medium through a spherical surface, relationship between object distance (u), image distance (v), radius of curvature (R) and refractive index ( $n_1$ and $n_2$ ) is given by refraction formula for spherical surfaces as follows.

$$\frac{n_2}{v}-\frac{n_1}{u}=\frac{n_2-n_1}{R}$$

• $n_1$ is the refractive index of medium that contains the object (on the left side)
• $n_2$ is refractive index of medium that will contain the image (on the right side)