
The full form of the BJMC is Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication. It is a 3-year undergraduate training program in media, journalism, advertising, PR, and Digital communication.
The BJMC course is an ideal course for students who are seeking to pursue careers in journalism, news reporting, anchoring, media production, content creation, and public relations.
The candidates are required to pass the 10+2 examination from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Some universities will require you to qualify for entrance tests.
BJMC Graduates can pursue careers as journalists, news anchors, content writers, PR professionals, video editors, or radio jockeys, or can even pursue post-graduation studies like MJMC (Master of Journalism and Mass Communication).
Some well-known universities (IPU, DU, Jamia) consider entrance exam scores for BJMC admission, while others are based on merit.
The fees vary widely, ranging from INR 20,000 to INR 200,000 per year, depending on whether the college is government-run or privately managed.
Yes, it is a course requirement in most colleges in the last year of study, designed to expose students to the industry and give them experience.
BJMC course builds communication, critical reasoning, storytelling, digital communication, research, media ethics, and law.