Where can I pursue Mass Communication from?

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Media and Communication Honours is a four-year full-time undergraduate degree programme which teaches the processes by which information is disseminated to the masses via communication. Graduates are prepared for jobs in advertising, public relations, broadcasting, journalism, digital media and management. In addition, the degree provides a solid foundation for graduate study in a wide range of professional specialisations. 

MA Journalism and Mass Communication is a two-year postgraduate journalism programme. The course is divided into four semesters. It encompasses fields such as print media, electronic media and new media as they are used to convey information and advertising. Following a course in mass communication, one can work for a variety of newspapers, television channels, magazines, radio stations, and films. Aside from that, one can work in advertising agencies, public relations firms, and event management companies.

If you want to pursue a future in media and mass communication you can opt to do your Bachelors and Masters degree from NITTE Institute of Communication. It is the best college for mass communication in India. 

Students who want to pursue a BA in journalism and mass communication must have finished both the 10th and 12th grades. English must have been one of the courses they took in school. The college makes a decision regarding the student's admission when the documents are examined and the eligibility requirements are satisfied. 

NITTE Institute of Communication gives upto Rs. 60,000 scholarship for BA Media and Communication and MA Journalism and Communication. 

The programme is semester-based, including six subjects in the first semester. The students can earn a total of 144 credits throughout the course. A four-week internship that counts for four credits is offered in addition to the classroom sessions. The college specialises in offering all students internship opportunities. The internship programme will last 30 days for both BA and MA students. This aids in bridging the gap between what is learned in the classroom and how to use it in the workplace.

Since this is a college of mass communication, there are several activities centred on the videography and journalism sides that go on all year long. The dancing, music, and art competitions are also enjoyed by the students. The Institute provides students with a lot of opportunities, including organising a four-day international film festival with participation from filmmakers, actors, cinematographers, and film critics, inviting some of the most well-known figures in the nation for talks and interactive sessions, organising workshops (photography, cartooning, radio programming), and running an entirely student-run chocolate festival as part of their studies in event management.

The NITTE placement department works to place students in reputable organisations by setting up a "finishing school programme" that addresses important job-fitting topics, as well as guest lectures, workshops, industrial visits, internships, coaching, guidance, campus recruitment, and other activities. These exercises help the students become more mentally and emotionally prepared for the profession.

Overall you will benefit from the institute, it gives a lot of exposure and experience. Definitely worth the time and effort.