Bachelor of Mass Communication

(Includes Print Journalism, Radio & Television Journalism, Advertising & Public Relations)

Not long ago there were limited course offered after 10+2. But today’s scenario is different. Instead of doing regular graduate courses students now opt for professional courses which gives them an edge over simple graduate students. 

The in thing in our country is mass communication which broadly consists of Print Journalism, Electronic Journalism and advertising. Media offers a wide gamut of career choices starting from news papers, magazine, Radio, Television, advertising, Public Relations to broad cast technology. Students after completion of 3yrs. can look forward for an exciting career in Mass Communications.

COURSE CURRICULUM (BMC-1st year course)

P-1 Introduction to Human Communication
P-2 English and Hindi Language.
P-3 Basic Writing Skills.
P-4 Computer Applications.
P-5 Indian Government and Politics
P-6 Newspaper Journalism

BMC-2nd year course

P-1 Introduction to Mass Communication.
P-2 News Writing
P-3 Sociology and Psychology
P-4 Political Science and Economics.
P-5 Radio and Television Journalism (Part-I)
P-6 Assignment

BMC-3rd year course

P-1 Introduction to Journalism.
P-2 Editing
P-3 Advertising and Public Relations
P-4 Media Issues
P-5 Radio and Television Journalism (Part-II)
P-6 Assignment


Medium of Instruction & Examination : Hindi or English.

Note : one paper of Hindi is compulsory in 1st year.