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Hi Bunny, the International Institute of Mass Media offers both B.A and M.A in mass communication.
I'll give details of both:
1. Bachelor of Mass Communication
+Course Detail
Minimum Qualification
Sr. Secondary School Certificate (10+2)/
Intermediate or its equivalent of a recognized board
Medium of Instruction
and Examination
Hindi or English
Fees
Rs.70,000/- Per Year
Course Duration :
3 Years
Eligibility : Senior Secondary School Certificate (10+2)/ Intermediate or its equivalent from a recognised board.
Medium of Instruction and Examination : Hindi or English
Note : One paper of Hindi is compulsory in the first year
Fee Structure And Installments:
Consolidated Fees: Rs. 70,000/-
Installment at the time of Admission: Rs. 40,000/-
1 st Installment (Between 10th October and 20th October): Rs. 15,000/-
2 nd Installment (Between 20th January and 30th January): Rs. 15,000/-
2. MA in Mass Communication Courses in Delhi
+Course Detail
Minimum Qualification
Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university (Students appearing in final year examination may also apply)
Medium of Instruction and Examination
Hindi or English
Fees
Rs.80,000/- Per Year
Course Duration :
2 Years
Fee Structure And Installments:
Consolidated Fees:Rs. 80,000/-
Installment at the times of Admission:Rs. 40,000/-
1 st Installment (Between 10th October and 20th October): Rs. 20,000/-
2 nd Installment (Between 20th January and 30th January): Rs. 20,000/-
http://www.iimmdelhi.com/master-mass-communication.html
http://www.iimmdelhi.com/bachelor-mass-communication.html
http://www.iimmdelhi.com/feestructure.html
Best of Luck.!
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I think for getting admission with any of good colleges need 60 % marks. Also the market for marine engineers is flooded and on top of it the course fees is also quite expensive. If at all your interested its good for you to take mechanical engineering initially and look how the shipping sector is growing next 4 yrs and if its booming, you could do Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) which is 1 yr course and get into shipping. If you have enough financial background, never get into shipping, shipping is not a white collared job. You have to be ready to dirty your clothes any time and sweat a lot before you could earn those lakh's salary.
I am a marine engineer by profession. Personally I feel its not good time to get into shipping. And myself I want to get out of shipping in next few years.