MA (Master of Arts) - (Journalism and Mass Communication) - 1 Year

MA (Master of Arts) – (Journalism and Mass Communication) – 1 Year

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Category:
Journalism and Mass Communication

PROGRAM NAME  = MA (Master of Arts) – (Journalism and Mass Communication) –  1 Year
DURATION =  1 Years

ELIGIBILITY  = NHEQF Level 6 Certification in Journalism or equivalent

FEES STRUCTURE
TOTAL FEES = 42857
FEES PER SEMESTER  = 21428

SCHOLARSHIP  =
1) Merit Based Scholarship 2) Domicile Scholarship, 3) Parivartan Scholarship, 4) Alumni Scholarship, 5) Employee Scholarship, 6) Arjunsingh Scholarship , 7) Aishwarya Seeds Funding, All right reserved with connect pulse

PLCAEMENT =
Lifetime placement support from connect pulse

START-UP =
Seeds funding for startup upto 10 lac ( for unique business plan)

Description

One-year postgraduate programs in Journalism and Mass Communication (India)
While the standard duration for a Master of Arts (MA) in Journalism and Mass Communication (MA JMC) is typically two years in India, several institutions offer a one-year, postgraduate-level alternative: the Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Journalism or Mass Communication. 
Here’s a breakdown of the one-year PGD programs:
1. Course overview
These programs provide advanced knowledge and skills in journalism and mass media, often with a specialized focus and emphasis on practical training. The curriculum typically includes topics such as digital journalism, media ethics, news writing, broadcast journalism, and PR. 
2. Eligibility criteria
Generally, applicants need a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score of 50% – 55%. Specific requirements or entrance exams may be required by some institutions. 
3. Top institutes offering one-year programs
Some prominent institutions offering these programs include:
  • Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi
  • Asian College of Journalism (ACJ), Chennai
  • Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC), Mumbai
  • Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM), Bengaluru
  • Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL)
  • Amity University Online
  • Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
  • Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM), Kerala
  • International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM)

     

4. Career opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in media, journalism, public relations, advertising, and corporate communication in roles such as Journalist, Editor, Content Writer, or Public Relations Specialist. 
5. Key difference from MA programs
The main difference is the duration, with PGD programs being one year compared to two years for an MA. PGDs often have a more specialized and practical focus, while MAs may cover theoretical concepts in more depth. Some PGD programs may offer an option to upgrade to an MA. 
Note: Always research specific institutions for their exact curriculum, eligibility criteria, admission processes, and placement records. 

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