Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication

BJMC is a three-year undergraduate program designed for students interested in pursuing a career in journalism, media, and communication. This dynamic course combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing students to work in various media platforms such as print, digital, radio, television, and public relations.

The curriculum covers a wide range of topics including news writing, media ethics, public relations, advertising, broadcasting, digital media, and communication theory. Students are trained to think critically, write effectively, and communicate persuasively, essential skills for working in the fast-paced media industry.

The program emphasizes internships, live projects, and media interactions, giving students hands-on experience in real-world journalism. Graduates can pursue careers as reporters, editors, media planners, communication specialists, or public relations experts in both private and public sectors.

Admission to BJMC programs in India typically involves entrance exams conducted by various universities, such as IPU CET, DUET, or university-specific exams. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria, which usually include a minimum score in 10+2.

Programme Highlights

Why Choose BJMC?

• Career Opportunities: Graduates can pursue careers in journalism, mass communication, public relations, media management, advertising, or content creation. Career opportunities in governmental sectors can be explored through the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
• Interdisciplinary Skills: BJMC students gain knowledge in media, communication, and public relations, making them versatile professionals equipped to work in various sectors of the media industry.
• Growing Demand: With the rise of digital media and increasing media consumption, there is a growing demand for skilled journalists, content creators, and communication experts. The Press Information Bureau (PIB) and other governmental bodies provide career opportunities for media professionals in public service.
• Practical Exposure: The program ensures practical experience through internships, fieldwork, media projects, and reporting. Students can also benefit from the resources available at the National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development for training in communication and media-related fields.