Which one is better to study mass communication: IIMC or from abroad?
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHello,
You will succeed with your efforts and talent not with a difference between education pattern or the country. It doesn't matter. We have top notch colleges and university that are graded best for teaching journalism and mass communication. And the one you talking about IIMC is the best brand. You will definitely get a nice opportunity after completing your course from there. It would help to fetch you a job you want. And believe me India has large number of MNCs and media sector where students get a good opportunity. But one thing to be kept in mind is - patience, hard work and faith would take you altogether towards your dream. -
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Sunny Gupta Professor, JIMS, Vasant Kunj, Delhi (GGSIPU) | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoDear,
It's totally your choice. If you want to be settled abroad, then only you should do from abroad, but if you just want to work for some time abroad, then there is no need to go there for study in mass communication. No doubt, IIMC is really a great campus for study mass communication. But I think you should seriously think about this then only take a decision. -
Mass Communication is the most trending topic today. Choose your institute wisely. IIMC is India's premier institute to learn, but if you are willing to work abroad, then only you should go for an institute abroad. Otherwise, you can learn about Indian media in India only.
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Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11
a year agoBoth are good and would be helpful. Media has a wide reach. You and many people are the witness of huge media existence and success and India and abroad as well. You will succeed with your efforts and talent not with a difference between education pattern or the country. It doesn't matter. We have too notch colleges and university that are graded best for teaching journalism and mass communication. And the one you talking about IIMC is the best brand. You will definitely get a nice opportunity after completing your course from there. It would help to fetch you a job you want. And believe me India has large number of MNCs and media sect
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