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BA Mass Communication is a 3-year undergraduate course in journalism and mass communication. The basic eligibility needed to be fulfilled for applying to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification in any stream, completed from a recognised educational board. BA Mass Communication covers the study of constituents of mass media such as newspapers, magazines, cinema films, radio, television, the mechanism of conveying information to a mass-audience.
BA Mass Communication graduates are hired as Columnist, TV Correspondent, Correspondent, Writer, Fashion Photographer, Photojournalist, Production Worker, Film Director, Public Relations Officer, Radio Jockey (RJ), Video Jockey (VJ), Screenwriter, Reporter, Sound Technician, etc.
The course fees may be Rs 20,000 to 6 lakh depending on the institutions and universities.

Hi buddy, The percentage for the admission in B.A. (hons) psychology May depends upon various factors in Delhi University keeping the view of reservation Quota of Caste as well as Some college offer girls Quota in their college. The percentage of marks decide your college greater the percentage of marks better the College u get, people may only calculate the minimum percentage of marks u may probably get admission in any college or good colleges of Delhi University. If you want a good college, then you must need to score 93+%. Since a few college offer this course. So, it may higher the cut-off of these course. Those candidates who does have any caste Quota. Get their college upto 3rd cut-off and most of seats get filled till 3rd cut-off. Hope it will help interested candidates.

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Should I Be a Sports Broadcaster? Sports broadcasters work as analysts or play-by-play announcers for sports networks or specific teams. Their duties may include presenting news, calling games, and interviewing guests. Broadcasters are primarily employed at the collegiate and professional levels. While opportunities for work are available in television and radio, the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that entry-level opportunities are more likely to be available through small stations. Work might be stressful, with tight schedules and deadlines being the norm for these professionals. Sports broadcasters typically work indoors within climate controlled studios or booths. Hope this helps!

Hi buddy, Event management is the course which an individual can take if the individual is good in socialising, organising and has the basic knowledge of persuasion. As India is developing rapidly, event managers are enjoying more number of customers. In simple words, event managers are the people who organise parties, get together and sometimes wedding. They organise the decoration, food, invitations and other kinds of stuff according to the choice of the customers. If you are going to start studying now, you will have more chances in the metros and social hubs but within a decade small cities are going to start hiring you too. It is either a Diploma in event management as PGDM or MBA in event management. There are various national level institutes such as National Academy of Event Management-Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur and Ahmedabad, and other institutes such as MICA-Ahmedabad, IIMC-Delhi, Jamia Milia-Delhi, etc. , which provide courses in event management. Owing to the present competition, it has emerged as a wonderful career opportunity and also in near future events could be the new journalism. Hope this helps!

Hi buddy, MD Emergency Medicine. Pros - the most recognisable degree in EM right now, job pretty much guaranteed, can become Medical Faculty. Cons - highly volatile, can get recognised at any time, not many clear cut training programs. Very few MCI recognised programs in the country right now. DNB Emergency Medicine. Pros - More stable than MD EM, can become faculty, training programme more definite and fixee. Cons - More difficult to pass than MD EM, step-sister treatment to MD EM, requires a longer period of senior residency before being eligible to become faculty. MEM (SEMI/GWU). Pros - Available in many centres in India, the SEMI has a strong association in the country with regular academic programs and conferences. SEMI MEM is cheaper than GWU MEM. Cons - not MCI recognised, cannot become national faculty. Jobs in thr coming years will be harder to come by with just an MEM, preferable to have it as an additional degree. MRCEM/FRCEM Primary - Pros - can be done either in India or the UK, training is to a rigid and fixed syllabus, in my opinion the best course to get a full feel and understanding of Emergency Medicine. Adequate opportunity to go abroad (UK) and further train after completion. MCI has recognised MRCEM as equivalent to MD EM as of 2017. Part A can be taken soon after MBBS and internship, parts B and C should be taken after minimum of 6 months after working in an emergency department. Basically a foreign degree, good chance of employment, good recognition. Cons - expensive and very difficult. After a post graduate degree in Internal Medicine/ Surgery /Orthopaedics /Anaesthesia/ Pulmonary Medicine, it is possible to become faculty of EM after a certified training course. The main con is, EM is a very broad speciality which will require a certain amount of relearning after an earlier post graduate specialisation
All the best. I personally have attained my MEM (SEMI) and MRCEM, doing my MD Anaesthesia now. Hope this helps!

If you are looking for the MBA/PGDM admission on the basis of MAT exam score, you should note the following important facts and points and take quick steps to apply and secure your MBA admission:
1. MAT 2019 score cut offs are applicable in more than 300 MBA colleges.
2. Many MBA colleges accept MAT exam score for their flagship programmes.
3. Most of the MAT accepting colleges consider overall MAT cut offs, while a few of the MAT accepting colleges also consider MAT sectional cut offs in shortlisting the candidates.
Few renowned Institutions are:
If you will Score 80 percentile or above:
1. BIMTECH Greater Noida (Specialized Programmes)
2. Xavier Business School (XBS), St Xaviers University, Kolkata
3. XIME Bangalore: Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship
If your score will be between 75 to 80 percentile
1. IES Management College And Research Centre, Mumbai
2. Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida
3. SCMS Cochin: SCMS Cochin School of Business
If your score will be between 65 to 70 percentile
1. IIMS Pune: International Institute of Management Studies
2. VishwaVishwani Hyderabad: VishwaVishwani Institute of Systems and Management
3. EMPI Business School, New Delhi
4. Jaypee Business School - JBS Noida
If your score will be between 50 to 60 percentile
1. JIMS Jaipur: Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Jaipur
2. DGMC Mumbai: DeviprasadGoenka Management College of Media Studies
3. GIBS Business School - GIBS Bangalore
4. ISB&M Kolkata: International School of Business & Media
5. National School of Business
The other details like fee and other facilities you can check on the websites of the respective College.