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List of Film Making Institutes in India:
Some of the Top Film & Media Schools in India are listed below:
Name of the Institute
Location
Name of the Course
Fees (approximately)
Film and Television Institute of India
Pune, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography, Art Direction, Production Design, Direction & Screenplay Writing
INR 1.70 Lacs
Kalapurnam Institute of Visual effects and Animation MAYA
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Diploma in Photography, Videography and Cinematography
INR 68,000
National Academy of Media and Events
Kolkata, West Bengal
Professional Diploma in Advertising, Integrated Marketing Communication and Ad Film Making
INR 98,000
MIT School of Film and Television
Pune, Maharashtra
B.Sc. In Filmmaking
INR 10.50 Lacs
Deccan Education Society Institute Of Film & Television
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Television Production/ Digital Film Making
INR 45,000
Lovely Professional University
Phagwara, Punjab
M.Sc. In Design (Film and TV Production)
INR 2.38 Lacs
Atharva Institute of Film and Television (AIFT)
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Practical Film
INR 35,000
Chandigarh University
Chandigarh
B.Sc. In Film Production and Performing Arts
INR 2.70 Lacs
Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication
Delhi
Diploma in Creative Documentary
INR 3.26 Lacs
L. J. Institute of Media and Communications
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
PG Diploma in Media and Communications
INR 2.00 Lacs
SGT University
Gurgaon, Haryana
M.Sc in Film Making
INR 3.00 Lacs
Amity University
Mumbai, Maharashtra
M.A. In Film, TV and Radio
INR 3.18 Lacs
Asian Academy of Film and Television
Noida, Uttar Pradesh
M.Sc. In Cinema + PG Diploma in Post Production
INR 3.52 Lacs
Seamedu - School of Pro-Expressionism
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Film Making.

During the final year of Master's degree or after Master's degree, you can go for JRF, if you are interested in academics. But, if you want to work for media industry, then there is no need to go for JRF. If you go for JRF and qualified UGC NET with JRF then whenever you will join Ph.D. within 5 years, university will give you scholarship for the same. But, during that period you can't get into teaching in any college or university campus. For the preparation of UGC NET/JRF, you have to study according the syllabus of UGC NET (Mass Communication). There are number of books you can buy from book hawkers for the same. But, pattern of exam has changed. When I qualified UGC NET that time, UGC takes three exams- two objective based paper and one subjective. But, now all are objective based question paper. So, you need to study hard for the same. I can add you in a WhatsApp group of media professionals as well as media educators who regularly discuss the information and study material regarding UGC NET/JRF. If you are interested then you can drop your number here, then I can add you.

NID Important Topics -
Innovation in design
Theme development
Exercises on imagination
Graphics & pictograms
Principles of composition
Design Theory
Optical illusion
Form & function
Inspiration & design development
Natural & geometrical form
Colour, pattern & texture
Drawing fundamentals
Lateral thinking
Design Awareness
Creative thinking & writing
Ornaments & motifs
Imagination & doodling
Understanding light & shade
Elements & Principles of Design
Colour psychology & optical illusions
3D visualization
Lettering
Developing observation
Good design vs. bad design
Optical illusion
Outline for beginners
Memory drawing
Innovation & Creation
Mood, theme & colour inter-relationship
Visual logic
Colour terminology
Presentation techniques
Picture analysis
Story pictures
Usage of colour in compositions
Natural & geometrical form
Use of measurements, scale & proportions
Expression & emotion
Developing themes & colour associations
Foreshortening & perspective
Inspiration & Creativity
Exam Pattern -
NID that Prelims Exam Pattern for B. Des 2023
Part I - Objective-type questions (22)
Part II - Subjective type questions (4 ). .

Hi Sai Mishra, Below are the rank wise top college affiliated to IP University offering BJMC
Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, AU Block, PitamPura
Jagannath International Management School, Sec B, Vasant Kunj
Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies, Sector 22, Rohini
Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, Sector 9, Dwarka
Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies, Madhuban Chowk, Rohini
Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology, Plot No.1037/1, Kapashera
Madhu Bala Institute of Communication and Electronic Media, 120 B, Madangir Village
Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education, Vill. Kureni (Khasra No.17/2/3 and 33/3) Narela
Delhi Metropolitan Education (Sunshine Educational and Development Society), 28/1, Knowledge Park III
Lingayas Lalita Devi Institute of Management Science, 847 848, Mandi Road, Vill. Mandi
BLS Institute of Technology Management, NH 10, Jhakoda, Bahadurgarh.

Communication is deeply intertwined with the human existence. It is an integral part of it. One cannot think of human life without communication. Can you imagine what would happen if you are not allowed to talk for a long time? You would feel suffocated. In personal life, we need to communicate to deal with various concerns and problems of daily life. In professional life also, it is communication that helps us to build healthy relations and credibility with co-workers. Only speaking/talking is not communication. Communication can take place in many forms.
Sometimes, we communicate by talking about our ideas, thoughts or emotions; at other times, we may wish to communicate through the written word or even non-verbally. Whatever form we choose, getting the message across is what communication is all about. Communication is a process that is dynamic, continuous, and irreversible but at the same time, it is reciprocal in nature. It is an ongoing process. Roughly, we can define communication as a shared meaning between two or more individuals. The shared meaning arises out of the individual's experiences, background, education and training. Similarity in experiences, background, training, etc. makes communication successful between individuals.

Career Options after MBA in Media Management
After completing your degree successfully in Media Management, you would be able to grab a respectable job title pertaining to these fields:
Media Strategist
Marketing Analyst
Media Manager
Media Planning Manager
TV Producer
A/V (Audio-Video) Editor
Digital Media Assistant
Corporate Communications Head
Digital Media Analyst
Channel Head
These job titles that will be offered to the Media Management professionals are dynamic in nature. It requires a comprehensive amalgamation of Knowledge, Skills and Ability (KSA) in the upcoming professionals. Thus, this course is designed to imbibe a refined mix of those skills which will surely provide you an edge above those who do not possess this degree. Hope this helps you. All the best for your bright future.

If you have a passion for fashion design and are unable to pursue a traditional on-campus degree due to personal or professional commitments, a correspondence degree in Bachelor's of Fashion Design in India may be a viable option for you. It can offer you the flexibility and convenience of studying from home, while still acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in fashion design. However, it's essential to research the credibility and reputation of the institution offering the correspondence degree. A degree from a reputed institution can hold more value in the job market and increase your chances of success in the fashion industry. Additionally, gaining practical experience through internships or other work opportunities can also enhance your skills and employability. Ultimately, the worth of a correspondence degree in fashion design depends on your goals, circumstances, and the quality of education and practical experience you gain. If you have a passion for fashion design and are willing to put in the effort to succeed, a correspondence degree may be a worthwhile option for you.