Journalism & Mass Communication

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

The B.Voc in Journalism and Mass Communication programme ensures that the industry move of the budding media and journalism professionals starts as soon as they sign up for this course, a skill-oriented professional degree programme.

The faculty members are available with rich academic and industry experience condition with the young minds and implant industry-related skills by exposing the students to the minds that influence the world of journalism, gaming, advertising, mass communication, FM radio, television, event management, public relations, multimedia journalism, graphics, cyber journalism, mobile journalism, corporate communication, social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube) management, animation, content development, content writing, content marketing, content strategy, social media analytics, newsroom analytics, book publishing, theater and performing arts and filmmaking.

Key Feature

  • This course should be pursued by students who are interested in pursuing a career in creative writing, publication, journalism, or mass communication.
  • A career in mass communication or journalism requires the students to have excellent skills in creative writing, communication, and presentation.
  • Individuals who want to influence people against social injustice or inequalities with their skills in writing and thought should pursue a course in JMC.
  • Similarly, students who want to pursue a career in copywriting can take up the course in Journalism and Mass Communication.
  • Similarly, candidates who like editorial work can also take up the JMC course.
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1. Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (1st Year – Semester I & II)

Ideal for 10+2 students starting their journey in journalism and mass communication.
Students build strong fundamentals through:

  • Understanding the basics of media, mass communication, and news reporting.
  • Developing English communication skills crucial for journalism.
  • Learning fundamentals of computers and newsroom software.
  • Exploring the functioning of a newsroom and media workflow.
  • Basics of economics and market to understand media-business connections
  • Regular hands-on sessions through vocational practicals.

Outcome: A solid foundation equivalent to a Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication or BJMC-level starter skills.



2. Advanced Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (2nd Year – Semester III)

Students dive deeper into media tools and field reporting skills:

  • Photojournalism techniques and storytelling with images.
  • Fundamentals of videography and camera handling.
  • Understanding the publishing industry and content production
  • Basics of public relations, reputation building, and communication strategy.
  • Exposure to national & international media affairs.
  • Practical training through real newsroom-style assignments.


Outcome: Completion of the Advanced Diploma, ideal for aspiring photographers, content creators, junior reporters, or PR assistants.



3. B.Voc in Journalism & Mass Communication (3-Year Degree Program)

A complete professional journey blending traditional journalism with modern digital media.
Students sharpen professional skills through:

  • Introduction to electronic media, broadcasting, and digital platforms.
  • Advertising & Corporate Communication to understand brand messaging.
  • Radio programming, radio jockeying, and news reading techniques.
  • In-depth study of media law, ethics, and responsible journalism.
  • Advanced modules in graphic design, TV programming & production.
  • Television news, anchoring, and on-camera personality development.
  • Sound recording, audio production & event management.
  • Practical labs, production assignments, and industry-focused vocational work.

Outcome: A professional B.Voc in Journalism & Mass Communication, preparing students for roles in:

  • News channels, digital media houses, radio stations.
  • TV production units, advertising agencies, PR firms.
  • Event management companies, publishing houses.
  • Script writing, anchoring, content creation & social media roles.


4. M.Voc in Journalism & Mass Communication (Postgraduate Specialization)

After completing the B.Voc, students can advance their media expertise through the M.Voc or masters in mass communication pathway.
They explore advanced subjects such as:

  • Global media systems and international journalism.
  • Film appreciation, short-film production & media analysis.
  • News capsule creation, advertising film production.
  • Understanding media’s role in culture & social development.
  • Capstone project work and portfolio building.

Outcome: A higher-level, industry-ready expertise similar to a mass communication master’s degree, leading to careers in journalism leadership, media research, content direction, filmmaking, and global communication roles.