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Abira Saha
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Jain University BBA admissions are currently open. Admission to BBA courses are based on the Jain Entrance Test JET conducted by the University.
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Nilesh Nahar
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You don't need to attend college every day, there are many people who prepare for competitive exams like UPSC with their college degree, You can apply at any college which do not require you to attend classes everyday like at IGNOU kind of open UNIVERSITY) here, you don't require to attend classes everyday but you have to give exams only, Many institutions provides courses in distance mode which even working person can apply for. You may choose any college as per your convenience
in your nearby places where you can complete your
Degree and for exams of college you don't require to study too much because UPSE is tougher than college exams
in your nearby places where you can complete your
Degree and for exams of college you don't require to study too much because UPSE is tougher than college exams
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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The average course fee to pursue sound engineering courses in India ranges between INR 40,000 - 8 LPA and the average salary ranges from INR 5 to 10 LPA.
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Raj Butani
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Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] (Banking and Insurance)37,0301st Yr Fees
Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]4,9951st Yr Fees
Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]4,9951st Yr Fees
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Navin Kumar
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Hello Candidate,
The BSc nursing course fee in India may differ from one institute to another. It generally starts from Rs 50,000 and can go up to Rs 1,00,000 per annum. For those who want to study BSc Nursing in a government college, they will have to pay between Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 per annum as their tuition fees.
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The BSc nursing course fee in India may differ from one institute to another. It generally starts from Rs 50,000 and can go up to Rs 1,00,000 per annum. For those who want to study BSc Nursing in a government college, they will have to pay between Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 per annum as their tuition fees.
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Navin Kumar
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Hello,
Bsc CS, is a 3-year undergraduate program fees per year INR - 20,000-60,000. Admission fee - depends upon the college,Few colleges and universities conduct entrance examination to select the students - entrance-based and merit-based admission process.
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Bsc CS, is a 3-year undergraduate program fees per year INR - 20,000-60,000. Admission fee - depends upon the college,Few colleges and universities conduct entrance examination to select the students - entrance-based and merit-based admission process.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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The fee structure at Swami Vivekananda College of Education for Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.):
Tuition Fees - INR 1.30 Lakh
Hostel Fees- INR 1.20 Lakh
Tuition Fees - INR 1.30 Lakh
Hostel Fees- INR 1.20 Lakh
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, you can do Diploma or degree courses in mass communication after a degree in B.Tech. There are the following degree courses that you can do after a B.Tech degree:
1. Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication
2. Master of Journalism and Mass Communication
3. Master of Communication & Journalism
You can do the following Diploma course after your degree in B.Tech:
1. PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication
2. PG Diploma in Mass Communication
You can take these courses at the following colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication
2. Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication
3. Manav Rachna International Institute of Researc
1. Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication
2. Master of Journalism and Mass Communication
3. Master of Communication & Journalism
You can do the following Diploma course after your degree in B.Tech:
1. PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication
2. PG Diploma in Mass Communication
You can take these courses at the following colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication
2. Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication
3. Manav Rachna International Institute of Researc
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Deeksha Dixit
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The Banaras Hindu University offers postgraduate degree and Diploma courses in mass communication. Of these, the M.A. Mass communication is the most popular. The placements in this course are good, and as per alumni:
1. Top news agencies like Zee News and ABP News visit BHU to offer job placement.
2. The placement rate is average, with close to 60 percent in the past year.
3. There were some falls in placement during the COVID phase at BHU, but now placement is improving.
4. You can expect a starting salary of around Rs. 20,000 per month in the initial period.
5. Your salary package highly depends on your academic scores and performance
1. Top news agencies like Zee News and ABP News visit BHU to offer job placement.
2. The placement rate is average, with close to 60 percent in the past year.
3. There were some falls in placement during the COVID phase at BHU, but now placement is improving.
4. You can expect a starting salary of around Rs. 20,000 per month in the initial period.
5. Your salary package highly depends on your academic scores and performance
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Deeksha Dixit
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The BHU offers admission to the M.A. In mass communication programme on the basis of an entrance test. The process is as follows to get admission into BHU for this course:
1. Apply for the CUET-PG exam on the official website of CUET.
2. Select general aptitude and relevant subjects to be eligible for this course.
3. You need to have a grade point average of 35% in your Bachelor's degree to be eligible for admission to this course.
4. After scoring more than 50% in CUET-PG you have to register for BHU PG counseling.
5. Here, you have to give M.A. Mass communication first preference during registration.
6. You will be shortlisted based o
1. Apply for the CUET-PG exam on the official website of CUET.
2. Select general aptitude and relevant subjects to be eligible for this course.
3. You need to have a grade point average of 35% in your Bachelor's degree to be eligible for admission to this course.
4. After scoring more than 50% in CUET-PG you have to register for BHU PG counseling.
5. Here, you have to give M.A. Mass communication first preference during registration.
6. You will be shortlisted based o
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Deeksha Dixit
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There are multiple undergraduate, postgraduate, and Diploma courses available in mass communication. According to multiple reports, the following are the top 5 colleges in Delhi to pursue these courses:
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication (Rank 1 in India Today)
2. AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (Rank 2 in India Today)
3. Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication (Rank 11 in The Week)
4. Amity School Of Communication (Rank 11 in India Today)
5. Institute of Management Studies (rank 19 in India today). .
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication (Rank 1 in India Today)
2. AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (Rank 2 in India Today)
3. Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication (Rank 11 in The Week)
4. Amity School Of Communication (Rank 11 in India Today)
5. Institute of Management Studies (rank 19 in India today). .
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Deeksha Dixit
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The journalism course is part of mass communication. The following are the distinctions between these courses:
- Curriculum: Mass communication is an umbrella course that deals with PR, media, advertising, etc. Journalism courses, on the other hand, cover the news media extensively.
- Career: The career opportunities are more diverse with a degree in mass communication than with a degree in journalism.
- Job role: With mass communication, you can become a filmmaker, PR manager, radio jockey, video editor, and so on. The journalism degree can get your jobs like news reporter, news editor, content writer, photo journalist, etc.
- Popularity: M
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, a mass communication course like a degree or Diploma will help you become a filmmaker. There are certain specific courses such as cinematography, direction, etc. , but mass communication is also relevant to filmmaking in the following ways:
1. Filmmaking requires mass communication skills such as creativity and the expression of ideas.
2. Your knowledge of media can help you in filmmaking, like the use of electronic media.
3. It help you learn camera handling, about the correct angle, taking close shot etc.
4. You can explore multiple roles like scriptwriting, direction, dialogue writing etc.
5. It can also help you get in the prod
1. Filmmaking requires mass communication skills such as creativity and the expression of ideas.
2. Your knowledge of media can help you in filmmaking, like the use of electronic media.
3. It help you learn camera handling, about the correct angle, taking close shot etc.
4. You can explore multiple roles like scriptwriting, direction, dialogue writing etc.
5. It can also help you get in the prod
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, you can become an editor in film while pursuing a degree in mass communication. Editing is more about learning how to use digital software and being creative. Most people prefer to go for a course such as a Certificate in cinematography, video-editing software, broadcasting, etc. However, if you can learn these skills and collect samples of your work to build a strong portfolio, that will not stand in the way of getting work in your desired field. In fact, a mass communication course will help you learn relevant skills like visual communication, audio-visual Communication, Camera, etc. Therefore, you can explore this field while p
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Deeksha Dixit
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If you want to work in the field of mass communication, having a Bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication will be helpful. This degree has the following potential career paths:
1. News reporter: You can work for top news channels like ZEE News, Aaj Tak, and ABP as a news reporter.
2. Editor: If you like a desk job, you can work as an editor in news, public media, or content-based companies.
3. Film critic: You can also work independently as a film critic and have your own YouTube channel or Instagram page.
4. Anchor: You work as a TV correspondent, TV show anchor, or anchor at various events.
5. Radio jockey: This is anoth
1. News reporter: You can work for top news channels like ZEE News, Aaj Tak, and ABP as a news reporter.
2. Editor: If you like a desk job, you can work as an editor in news, public media, or content-based companies.
3. Film critic: You can also work independently as a film critic and have your own YouTube channel or Instagram page.
4. Anchor: You work as a TV correspondent, TV show anchor, or anchor at various events.
5. Radio jockey: This is anoth
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Deeksha Dixit
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Both the MS and MBA are professional management degrees. The differences among these degrees are as follows:
1. Recognition: The Master of Management Studies MS course is recognised by AICTE, whereas UGC is responsible for the MBA.
2. Focus: In comparison to the Master of Business Administration (MBA), the MS course focuses more on theoretical learning.
3. Popularity: The MBA is more widely recognised in India as well as abroad than the MS course and is popular among students.
4. Fee: The tuition fee for MBA courses is usually higher than that for MS courses; MBA is also more common than MS
5. Curriculum: The MBA course is centered on j
1. Recognition: The Master of Management Studies MS course is recognised by AICTE, whereas UGC is responsible for the MBA.
2. Focus: In comparison to the Master of Business Administration (MBA), the MS course focuses more on theoretical learning.
3. Popularity: The MBA is more widely recognised in India as well as abroad than the MS course and is popular among students.
4. Fee: The tuition fee for MBA courses is usually higher than that for MS courses; MBA is also more common than MS
5. Curriculum: The MBA course is centered on j
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First of all, JBIMS offers Master of Management Studies and not MBA programme. The full-time MMS at JBIMS Mumbai is one of the most prestigious and well-regarded MBA programs in India. It is ranked among the top 10 MBA programs in India by various publications, including The Economic Times, Business Today, and Forbes. The programme is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in today's competitive business world. It covers a wide range of topics, including marketing, finance, operations, and human resources. The programme also has a strong emphasis on research and analytical skills. Students in th
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Riya
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Considering a degree in political Science at LPU? Look no further! With a curriculum that emphasizes both breadth and depth of knowledge, LPU offers an enriching educational experience for aspiring political scientists. The opportunity to choose from a range of subjects and languages, combined with practical projects and competitive exam preparation, makes LPU the ideal destination for those passionate about understanding and shaping the political landscape.
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Deeksha Dixit
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A master's in political Science is a popular degree course for those who want to specialize in Indian and international politics. The following are the career options after earning an M.A. in political Science:
1. Assistant Professor: You can clear the UGC NET or a state exam to become an assistant professor. You may get a salary of around Rs. 50,000 in this job.
2. Research scholar: You can clear the JRF to pursue a Ph.D. in political Science. You will get a stipend of Rs. 31,000 during your research, and later you can become a professor.
3. Policy analyst: With your degree, you can become a policy analyst. You can get a salary of arou
1. Assistant Professor: You can clear the UGC NET or a state exam to become an assistant professor. You may get a salary of around Rs. 50,000 in this job.
2. Research scholar: You can clear the JRF to pursue a Ph.D. in political Science. You will get a stipend of Rs. 31,000 during your research, and later you can become a professor.
3. Policy analyst: With your degree, you can become a policy analyst. You can get a salary of arou
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Shreya Roy
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- LPU's Master's programme in Political Science covers global political scenarios, governance, and challenges.
- Curriculum includes political philosophy, theories, and processes worldwide.
- Emphasis on critical thinking through rigorous research and industry tie-ups.
- Eligibility criteria: Pass with 50% aggregate marks in any bachelor's degree or equivalent.
- Prepares students for competitive exams and professional careers through industry-driven curricula.
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