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Mass Communication and Journalism Careers After Class 12

Courses, entrance tests and career paths in journalism, digital media, advertising and PR after Class 12.

📅 Updated 2026-10-19⏱ 3 min read🏷 After 12th

A wide field

Mass communication includes journalism, broadcasting, digital media, advertising, public relations and content creation.

Courses

BA in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC), BMM, BA Media Studies and related programmes. Many central universities admit through CUET; others use their own tests.

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Careers

AreaRoles
JournalismReporter, editor, anchor
Digital mediaContent creator, social media manager
AdvertisingCopywriter, account manager
PRPR executive, corporate communications

Skills that employers want

Starting your portfolio now

Write short articles about your school or city, record and edit short videos on topics you understand, and publish them on a blog or social media. Ask a teacher for feedback. A portfolio of 10 good pieces can matter more than marks when you apply for internships.

Which entrance or university?

Many central universities admit to media programmes through CUET. Some well-known institutes run their own entrance tests. Compare the curriculum, studio facilities, internships and alumni work before choosing.

Is media right for you?

Media suits curious, expressive students who enjoy storytelling, meeting people and following current events. Work can be fast-paced with deadlines. Our assessment's artistic, social and enterprising interest scores and verbal aptitude help show whether this path fits.

Building a profile

Write regularly, start a blog or video channel, intern with local media, and learn editing tools.

Frequently asked questions

Is journalism a good career?

It can be rewarding for curious, communicative students; digital skills improve prospects.

Do I need a degree?

A degree helps, along with a strong portfolio.

Which stream is required?

Any stream is eligible.

Can I work in media without a media degree?

Yes, many people enter with other degrees and a strong portfolio, but a degree helps with structured training and internships.

General guidance only. Exam dates, eligibility, fees and scholarship amounts change every year: always check the official website before you apply.

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