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Hi Vibhanshu,
In order to pursue mass communication, you can take up the courses like:
BJMC (Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication)
B.Sc MCAJ (Bachelors of Science in Mass communication and Journalism)
You can take up the following courses from the government and private institutes. Some of the best colleges that you can choose from are:
Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication (SCMC)
GGS, IPU
DCAC
AAFT
In order to be a graduate from any of these colleges, you might have to write their respective entrance exams as well. A minimum of 50% in 12th from any stream is mandatory to get into the field of mass communication. Anchor, writer, film maker, journalist, reporter, transponder, director, cinematographer, editor, radio jockey, etc. are the fields that you can enroute from this field.
Take a right step forward and make a wise decision.
All the best.

Dear Rachit,
Based on the above factors a student studying in Canada will need approximately $15,000CDN to $30,000 CDN annually to cover up tuition fees and living expenses. So, the cost of studying in Canada is very affordable as compared to many countries.
For studying in Canada you need to join IELTS coaching which will cost around Rs. 5000 and the IELTS exam fees is Rs. 11300. Tuition fees for 1 year PG Diploma course is Rs. 8,25,000 and the living expenses for 1 year can cost Rs. 5,50,000. Also you need to consider the airfare. The Airfare from India to Canada approx. is Rs. 55,000. In order to study in Canada, you will need to obtain a Canadian study permit, which serves as a Canadian student visa for the duration of your stay. You do not need a Canadian study permit if your course or program lasts six months or less. Applying for a visa costs Rs. 8126. Thus the total cost comes to be Rs. 14,54,476.
You can also get financial assistance. Scholarships, grants and bursaries are available for international students wishing to study in Canada, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These include specific scholarships for sporting and academic achievement, and subject-specific scholarships.