Journalism courses are the right option for you if you wish to have a career in the media and entertainment industry. Journalism courses help you get either electronic media or print media. Apart from that, there are many Journalism Courses that you can pursue after Class 12th to build a career in the field news agencies/ advertising/ anchoring media etc, depending on your interests and future goal. For example, if you look forward to working in a newspaper company, then you must take courses like BJMC, B.A. with Journalism and so on.

However, electronic media (TV Shows, News Channels, etc.) is what interests you then you can opt for courses like B.A. with Mass Media, B.A. in scriptwriting, Bachelor in Media Science and so on after class 12th.

B.A. with Journalism

	B.A. with Journalism
About	B.A with Journalism is a 3-year specialized undergraduate course concentrating on the news and media industry in particular.
Eligibility	A candidate who is willing to take admission in B.A with Journalism course should have passed 10+2 in any stream of study from any recognized board or univeristy with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Admission is based on both merit and entrance.
Entrance Exams	CUCET, CUET, SET, LPUNEST, BHU UET, IPU CET
College Options	Chandigarh University, Christ University (Bangalore), St.Joseph’s College of Communication (Kerala), Madras Christian College [MCC] (Chennai), St. Xavier’s College [SXC] (Kolkata) etc.
Course Curriculum	Semester I: Development of Journalism, Functional English, Introduction to Mass Communication, Political Science (Theory), Basic Economics, Hindi: Sanrachna aur Vikas, Practical Semester II: Understanding News, Communicative English, Creative Journalistic Writing, Governance and Politics, Economic Development and Macro-Economic Issues, Hindi Patrakarita aur Bhasha, Practical Semester III: News Gathering and Correspondents, Fundamentals of Computer, Introduction to Electronic Media, Indian Economy – Problem and Policy, International Politics, Hindi aur Angreji Anuvad, Practical Semester IV: Interview Theory & Practice, Writing for Electronic Media, Newspaper Editing & Photo Journalism, International Trade and the World Economy, Public Administration, Society and Media, New Media & Web Journalism, Practical Semester V: Advanced Reporting, Media Laws & Ethics, Advertising and Public Relations, Communication Research, Practical Semester VI: Communication for Development, Crime & Court Reporting, Parliamentary News, Art& Culture Journalism, Entertainment, and Sports Journalism, Newspaper management, Project Report, Practical
Careers	Columnists, Reporters, Editors, Investigative Journalist etc.

Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC)

	Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC)
About	Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication (BJMC) is a 3-year undergraduate program that provides aspirants with knowledge about various journalistic skills in mass media such as newspapers, television, radio, internet etc.  BJMC is a right career choice for the aspirants who have always been curious and inquisitive about the issues and events happening around the world. They should have a good flair for writing and reporting the events to the vast audience through the mass media mediums. Such candidates ideally possess the ability to write well including editing and web writing along with good communication and analytical skills.
Eligibility	A candidate who is willing to take admission in BJMC course should have passed 10+2 in any stream/ field or equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% to 60% (varies from college to college). Admission is based on both merit and entrance.
Entrance Exams	IIMC Entrance Exam, Jamia Milia Common Entrance Test (JMCET), Indian Institute of Mass Communication (Delhi), Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (Bengaluru) etc.
College Options	Lady Shri Ram College for Women (Delhi), Asian College of Journalism (Chennai), Indian Institute of Mass Communication (Kerala) etc.
Course Curriculum	Year 1: Fundamentals of Communication Skills, History of Media, Editing Practical, Fundamentals of Computers, Fundamentals of Journalism, Writing for Media Theory, Editing Theory, English Literature 1 & 2, Writing for Media Practical Year 2: Radio Broadcasting Theory, Public Relations Theory, TV Broadcasting Theory & Practical, Advertising Theory & Practical, Public Relations Practical, Photojournalism Theory & Practical Year 3: Environment & Media, Advanced Media Research, Project Work, Media Law & Ethics, Internet & New Media Theory, Information Society, Basic Media Research, Internet & New Media Theory, Magazine Journalism Theory & Practical
Careers	Columnists, PhotoJournalist, News Analyst, Feature Writer, Freelance Writer/ Reporter, Special Correspondent, Radio Jockey, Video Jockey, TV Correspondent, Fashion Photographer, Journalist

Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)

	Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)
About	BMM or Bachelor of Mass media is one of the most sought-after courses for Class 12th students. BMM is an undergraduate level three-year duration course that includes the study of different channels of communication such as newspapers, television, radio, and the internet. BMM teaches students all the technical skills required to be successful in the field of media. The course also imparts other essential skills such as research aptitude and verbal as well as presentation skills to candidates.
Eligibility	All candidates who have cleared Class 12th in any stream from a recognised board with at least 50% – 60% aggregate marks meet the eligibility criteria for BMM course. Admission is based on both merit and entrance.
Entrance Exams	DUET, IPU CET, SET, MET
College Options	Sophia College for Women Mumbai, Jai Hind College Mumbai, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) Kolkata, Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Lady Shri Ram College for Women etc.
Specialization	Print Journalism, Electronic Journalism, Digital Journalism or New Media, Advertising and Public Relations etc.
Course Curriculum	Semester I: Effective Communication Skills-I, Fundamentals of Mass Communication, Introduction to Computers, Landmark Events in 20th Century History of World & India, Introduction to Sociology, The Sociology of News and Social Movements in India, Introduction to Economics Semester II: Effective Communication Skills–II, Political Concepts and the Indian Political System, Principles of Management And Marketing, Introduction to Psychology, An Introduction to Litterateurs Translation Skills Semester III: Introduction to Creative Writing, Introduction to Culture Studies, Introduction to Public Relations, Introduction to Media Studies, Understanding Cinema, Advanced Computers Semester IV: Introduction to Advertising, Introduction to Journalism, Print Production and Photography. Radio and Television, Mass Media Research, Organisational Behaviour Semester V (Advertising): Advertising in Contemporary Society, Copywriting, Advertising Design (Project Paper), Consumer Behaviour, Media Planning and Buying, Brand Building Semester V (Journalism): Reporting, Editing, Feature and Opinion, Journalism and Public Opinion, Indian Regional Journalism, Newspaper – Magazine Making (Project Paper) Semester VI (Advertising): Advertising and Marketing Research, Legal Environment and Advertising , Ethics, Financial Management for Marketing and Advertising, Agency Management, The Principles and Practice of Direct Marketing, Contemporary Issues Semester VI (Journalism): Press Law and Ethics, Broadcast Journalism, Business and Magazine, Journalism, Internet and Issues in the Global Media, News Media Management, Contemporary Issues
Careers	Director, Sound Engineer, Event Manager, Journalist, Columnist, Content Writer, News Anchor, Photographer, Proof Reader

B.Sc in Mass Communication

	B.Sc in Mass Communication
About	B.Sc Mass Communication is a 3-year undergraduate program in the field of Mass Communications. The main focus of the course is to deal with the various areas of information which is then spread amongst the public via media.  The course includes all the major areas of mass communication including Social Media, TV Production, Radio, Graphic Designing, Films, TV Journalism, Cinematography, Photography, Advertising, Public Relations, Event Management, and much more.  The major focus of the course lies in the exposure of various media houses.
Eligibility	A candidate who is willing to take admission in B.Sc Mass Communication course should have passed 10+2 in any stream/ field from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 55% (varies from college to college). Admission is based on both merit and entrance.
Entrance Exams	Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Jamia Milia Islamia University, Delhi, GGSIPU CET, Delhi University (BMMMC)
College Options	Govinda Business School (Delhi), Xavier University (Bhubaneswar), Pacific University (Udaipur), AAFT School of Mass Communication (Noida), St.Joseph’s College of Communication (Kerala) etc.
Course Curriculum	Semester 1: Human Communications, Basics of Writing, Application of Computers, Introduction to Journalism Semester 2: Introduction to Advertising Introduction to Public Relations, Introduction to Audio-Visual Communication, Mass Communication Theories and Practices, Business and Managerial Communication Semester 3: Foundation of Photography, Essentials of Marketing Management, Introduction to Aesthetics and Visual Communication Semester 4: Basic Sociology, Language, Culture & Communication, Management Perspective in Media and Communication Businesses Semester 5: Advertising and Public Relations, News Editing Semester 6: Media Issues, Dissertation
Careers	Business Communication Manager, Content Writer Executive, Corporate Communications Coordinator, Communication Executive, etc.