What specializations are offered by Rayat Bahra University under Journalism and Mass Communication program?

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Ritesh Kumar
23 hours ago

So if you're looking into this course, good news, Rayat Bahra actually lets you pick a specialisation like Digital Media or Public Relations instead of just doing a plain generic degree. You still get all the basic journalism and mass comm stuff, but these specializations let you lean into whatever

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Sakshi K
23 hours ago

The core programme here is the BJMC, a 3-year, 6-semester course that covers the basics of media study, journalism, and mass communication. Beyond this main degree, the university also offers related options like Advertising and PR, Digital Media etc. So while the BA itself is more of a general fou

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2 hours ago

Under this program, Rayat Bahra University provides students the option to specialize in either Digital Media or Public Relations. This means learners are not confined to a purely generalized syllabus and can shape their studies around a specific interest area. The core curriculum still includes the

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