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Updated On - Sep 07th, 2020 | 05:46 PM By Hemanth Kumar

MJMC Course Details

DegreeMastersFull FormMaster of Journalism and Mass CommunicationDurationCourse Duration of Master of Journalism and Mass Communication [MJMC] is 2 Years.AgeThe upper age limit is 35Minimum Percentage50%Subjects RequiredBachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication or equivalent degree courseAverage Fees IncurredINR 5000 - 54,000 per annumSimilar Options of StudyBJMCAverage Salary OfferedINR 4.31 L per annumEmployment RolesCommunications Officer, Editorial Writer, Content Writer, Content Manager, Copy Editor, Media Relations Specialist, Senior Communications Specialist, Training Specialist, Copywriter etc.Placement OpportunitiesPublic Relations, Reporting, Media Management, Advertising, Corporate Communication, Television & Film Production etc.

About Master of Journalism and Mass Communication [MJMC]:

Master in Journalism and Mass Communication is a postgraduate program and is the study of mass media which includes al medium used to convey information to the audience.

The aim of this course is to teach honest and progressive journalism to the students and to remove the veil of darkness and ignorance from the society.

It serves as a basis for further higher studies and research in this field such as Ph.D. and M.Phil in Mass Communication & Journalism. On completion of this degree, a student can apply for the UGC-NET or JRF exam; the success in these exams makes teaching or research as good options.

Below mentioned are some of the top MJMC colleges in India:

Indian Institute of Mass Communication

Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media

Mudra Institute of Communications(MICA)

Asian College of Journalism (ACJ)

Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication

Below mentioned are the subjects included in the MJMC syllabus:

Introduction to Mass Communication

Print Media

Principles of Mass Communication

Media Research

TV Journalism

The degree holders can opt for specializations in various sub-fields of Journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environmental Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Advertising, Film Making, Advertising, Public Relations, Corporate Communications, etc.

The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing a Master in Journalism and Mass Communication Course is Bachelor’s degree with 50% marks.

The course is helpful to provide intensive theoretical and practical knowledge in various media professions ranging from the management of media organization to research and an integrated perspective of media functioning along with a fair amount of exposure to technical know-how.

Master in Journalism and Communication opens up possibilities in related fields and a variety of careers in films & TV, publishing, public relations, journalism, editing, direction, filmmaking, scriptwriting, production, advertising, etc.

Careers in Master of Journalism and Communication are not only high paying but also bring in a great deal of job satisfaction and expression of creativity.

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