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Hi,
While selecting a college, always remember, you need to check the chief point that is recognition. Along with it, you need to check year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
To help you, below are the details, as per the official website :
Jiwaji University, Gwalior :-
* Institute Description :
Jiwaji University was established in 1964 and is one of the pioneer institute offering quality education in different arenas and is both residential and an affiliating University.
The University had a total of 29 affiliated colleges under it which emphasis not only on academic excellence but also on extra curricular activities.
It is a State University. The University is a member of The Association of Indian Universities (AIU). It is recognized by UGC.
* Placement :
The Jiwaji University provides opportunity to the qualified students in
securing jobs, training for project works that leads to secure jobs in different
companies, institutions, Government and Non-government organisations. There is a big list of organisations where students of Jiwaji University have secured a place for their career. The Career Counseling Cell is in process of getting information from members of University Alumni regarding their placements as well as future placement opportunities in their fields to students of Jiwaji Univsersity who are completing their course.
* Rankings & Awards :
Jiwaji University is the first University in the state to implement the self supporting programmes.
For more details, you may refer to : https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/115009/course/course-B-Pharma-Course-Gwalior-India
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Hi,
I agree with aru.chopra
Adding, some of the prominent institutions offering mass communication courses in India are:
• Indraprastha College for Women
• School of Vocational Studies
• Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication
• Amity School of Journalism
• Asian College of Journalism
• Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication
• Manipal Institute of Mass Communication
• AJK Mass Communication Centre
• Indian Institute of Mass Communication
You may browse through the respective websites for more information.
A student who takes up Mass Communication has number of career options before him. He/she can opt as a Copy writer if he wants to go into Advertising, a Journalist if he has a nose for news and Public Relations officer if he wants to be the image builder of the company. After completing their course in mass communication one can work as a copywriter, advertising professional, journalist, news anchor and a PR Officer and so on.
Opportunities for placement in diverse fields of mass communication are available in publishing houses, radio and television companies, corporate world, entertainment industry, media industry, advertising agencies, public relations agencies, government organisations etc.
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Hi,
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