What is the difference between BJMC, BA and BMM in mass communication?

Dear, There will be no difference just a name change (Nomenclature) in different universities. But, the foundation for the programme related to Media and its related sector and profile. Course structure could be different approx 20-25% according to the university study methodology. So, choose the university according to your preference. All the best.

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Hi Tanya, There is a little difference among all these three degrees of communication. Let's figure out a difference between B.A. And B.J. M. C. Actually, B.J. M. C. is considered to be the modern and professional degree in journalism and mass communication. B.A. Has a little less weightage of subjects while B.J. M. C. covers all the aspects of journalism and mass communication. It includes subjects from literature, public relations, advertisement to criminal procedure, politics, constitution and international relations. There is little difference in subjects and syllabus. However, both are considered to be same. Some colleges offers B.A. While some offer B.J. M. C. Now, B. M. (it's Bachelor of media management). It is somewhat different from B.A. And B.J. M. C. It is related to management. The overall management studies is just focused upon the media sectors and not on others sector. Subjects are bit different from the two mentioned above. However, this is a good choice too. As one may get a job in the field of management department of media houses (whether print, electronic or digital media). Hope this answer would help you. You can put more queries here. Thanks. Mrinalani Teotia.

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BMC, BJMC, BAJMC and BA (MC) are the same courses having different names and a bit different structure offered by various institutes. These all are Bachelors degree courses in the field of journalism and mass communication. Apart from that, BMM stands for Bachelor of Media Management which is also a Bachelors degree in Media sector. BJMC is the modern one which has all the subjects of journalism, mass media, and communication. Other all are same and called differently in different colleges.

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I am sure you know the nomenclature of the three, full form of the abbreviations. All three are Bachelor degree and it is the decision of the university to name the course they offer. There can be a little difference in the approach the syllabus adopts by more value to technical skills.

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Hello Tanya B.J. M. C. is considered to be the modern and professional degree in journalism and mass communication. B.A. Has a little less weightage of subjects while B.J. M. C. covers all the aspects of journalism and mass communication. It includes subjects from literature, public relations, advertisement to criminal procedure, politics, constitution and international relations. There is little difference in subjects and syllabus. However, both are considered to be same. Some colleges offers B.A. While some offer B.J. M. C. Now, B. M. (it's Bachelor of media management). It is somewhat different from B.A. And B.J. M. C. It is related to management. The overall management studies is just focused upon the media sectors and not on others sector. Thank you.

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<p>BJMC, BA, and BMM are different undergraduate degree programs in the field of mass communication, each with its own focus and curriculum. There's a brief explanation of the difference:</p><ol><li><p>BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication): BJMC is aspecialisedprogram that focuses on the practical and theoretical aspects of journalism and mass communication. It emphasis the development of journalistic skills, such as reporting, writing, editing, and multimedia production. Theprogrammealso covers topics like media ethics, media law, and mass communication theories.</p></li><li><p>BA (Bachelor of Arts) in Mass Communication: BA in Mass Communication is a broaderprogrammethat encompasses various aspects of mass communication, including journalism, advertising, public relations, and media studies. It provides a more comprehensive understanding of the field, covering areas like media theory, media research, media management, and communication strategies.</p></li><li><p>BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media): BMM is aprogrammeoffered in India that focuses on the study of mass communication, including journalism, advertising, and public relations. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical training and includes subjects like media planning, media research, communication design, and media production.</p></li></ol><p>In summary, while BJMC is primarily focused on journalism and mass communication, BA in Mass Communication offers a broader understanding of the field, and BMM specifically targets various aspects of mass media. The specific curriculum and areas of emphasis may vary between institutions offering these programs.</p>

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