Which course should I pursue after completing PU?

A BA in Journalism and Mass Communication from LPU isn’t just a degree it’s your passport to the buzzing world of media, storytelling, and digital influence. From day one, you’re not just learning theory, you're living the media life: anchoring mock newsrooms, editing video stories, writing crisp copies, and even going behind the camera. With studio-grade equipment, green screens, and real-time media projects, students get to experience what it’s like to work in TV, radio, film, digital media, and more. Plus, workshops with industry pros, media internships, and portfolio-building tasks give you the edge to stand out in this fast-paced industry.

But the perks don’t stop at skills. LPU opens the door to diverse career paths. Whether you dream of being a news anchor, content creator, PR strategist, scriptwriter, or even a media entrepreneur, this program fuels your journey. You can work with top media houses, digital marketing firms, or even start your own YouTube channel or podcast with confidence. And with placement support, global exposure, and hands-on mentoring, LPU makes sure you don’t just pass the course you make headlines.

The last date to take admission is 20th july 2025.

If you want to become a journalist it is best to study it as early as possible so that you can fortify your chances hence it is suggested to start journalist courses after the 12th. If you start late there can be issues like lack of interest, problems in cracking the interviews, and getting an inferiority complex in the workplace as your subordinates will be quite younger than you. When you start after the 12th, you have a fresh perspective toward journalism, You are new to the field hence you are full of energy and enthusiasm. You are in for a passion so you will go to any lengths to achieve the unimaginable and in return get promotions and appreciation fast.