Difference Between BJMC and BMM

Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC)

• Bachelor in Journalism and Communication is a three year undergraduate course pursued by students who wish to aspire in the field of journalism after the completion of 10+2.
• This course focuses on journalism and mass communication, broadcasting and reporting techniques. It is related to research and development in media field.
• The eligibility of this course is that a student must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% in any stream from a recognized board of education.
• The minimum age for BJMC is 17 years and the maximum age is 25 years.
• The average course fee for this course is up to 3 lakh per annum.
• Some of the job profiles after completing BJMC are media consultant, journalist, content marketing manager, public relation specialist, social media manager, news analyst, photojournalist, etc.
• Some of the recruiting organizations are Zee News, Times of India, India Today, Doordarshan, Jagran Prakash Group, The Hindu, ABP News, Star India, News 18, etc.

Bachelor in Mass Media (BMM)

• Bachelor in Mass Media (BMM) is a three year undergraduate course pursued after the completion of 10+2.
• This course focuses advertising, news spreading, public relation and communication.
• The eligibility to pursue this course is that a student must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% in any stream from a recognized board of education.
• The minimum age to pursue this course is 17years.
• The average course fee for this course is up to 2 lakh per annum.
• Some of the job profiles after completing BMM are Sound Engineer, Columnist, Content Writer, News Anchor, Photographer, Proof- reader, etc.
• Some of the recruiting organizations are Times Group, The Pioneer, The Hindu, India Today Group, Outlook, Jagran Prakash Group, Zee Network, India TV, Network 18, etc.

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