With mass media courses being a popular option among students, opening of several mass communication institutes offering courses in media is a welcome move. While media studies conventionally include print and electronic media, mass media courses also include advertising, PR and digital media in the curriculum.

There are various courses in media offered at UG and PG level. Class XII students can pursue a Bachelors degree in mass media courses from any mass communication institutes, and graduates can opt for a number of specialised degrees or diplomas in advertising, PR, Journalism...

With mass media courses being a popular option among students, opening of several mass communication institutes offering courses in media is a welcome move. While media studies conventionally include print and electronic media, mass media courses also include advertising, PR and digital media in the curriculum.

There are various courses in media offered at UG and PG level. Class XII students can pursue a Bachelors degree in mass media courses from any mass communication institutes, and graduates can opt for a number of specialised degrees or diplomas in advertising, PR, Journalism or film making courses from various mass communication institutes in India.

Though each of these mass media courses is relevant, the choice must be based on your aptitude, skill set and interest. You can find any number of recognised mass communication institutes which offer industry insights and internships for its courses in media. But, to find a good film making course might be a bit more difficult. This is because film making courses require considerable technological support besides industry exposure and practical experience.

Before joining any mass media courses or mass communication institutes, you must consider the following criteria:

1. University Recognition
2. Curriculum
3. Value of Qualification
4. Assistance in Internships
5. Practical Exposure
6. Good Industry Contacts
7. Lab Facilities