What are the benefits of studying BMC course?

Postgraduate courses that MA graduates can pursue are mentioned below -

• Master of Mass Communication (MMC)

• MA of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC)

• MA in Journalism

• MA in Mass Communication

• MA in Media Studies

• MA in Public Relations and Advertising

• MA in Broadcast Journalism

Yes, BMC is a very good course for students who want to become news anchors or TV reporters. It teaches students with the skills in public speaking, news reporting, and on-camera presentation.

Also provide practical training in media labs, students gain exposure to journalism ethics and current affairs, which are very much essential for this profession. Many colleges also offer internships in TV channels and news agencies, helping students gain real-world anchoring and reporting experience.

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The average starting salary of a BMC graduate in India ranges from Rs. 2.5 LPA to Rs. 5 LPA that totally depends on the job role and the employer. Entry-level positions in journalism, content writing, and PR usually begin on the lower side.

With experience, salaries grow in media fields.

Yes, students from Arts, Commerce, and Science backgrounds can all apply for the BMC course. The eligibility criteria usually require completion of Class 12 from any recognised stream.

Since the course focuses on communication, creativity, and media knowledge, it does not restrict students based on their academic background. This flexibility makes BMC a popular choice for students from diverse educational streams who wish to build a media career.

Most colleges do not have a strict age limit for applying to the BMC course. The eligibility primarily focuses on completing Class 12 from a recognised board with minimum marks, usually 50%.

However, certain universities may specify age restrictions, typically between 17 to 25 years. Therefore, candidates are advised to check the official eligibility guidelines of their chosen institution before applying.