Which is the best college to pursue mass communication course, LPU or Amity University, Noida?

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
In 16 years of my career I have seen LPU grow to become a professional education behemoth. I produces smart and Intelligent journalists. Not only journalists you can find LPU journalism students at various sectors of Media and Entertainment. For eg: I know one LPU Student who got placed as a Celebri

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Nomanjee, LPU is much better for mass communication, in fact for all the programmes it offers. I think LPU gives a shape to the education you have learnt so far. Justified admission criteria, almost every course one can think of, excellent academics, amazing exposure, endless opportunities, widel

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6 years ago
LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn

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6 years ago
Lovely Professional University is one of the best universities in the country and will definitely a good choice for B.J. M. C. They offer exposure for this practical course is worth mentioning. Lovely Professional University offers B.A. (Journalism & Mass Communication). One of my cousin has complet

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5 years ago
Hi, LPU is the best to pursue this course. LPU has ranked among top-100 in the Overall as well as University category by NIRF-2020 rankings. LPU ranks amongst the Top 200 universities globally as per the prestigious Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021, which assess universities against the U

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