Management Colleges in India is providing various professional courses but Media is the specialized course popularly growing in India. The canvas of the mass communication course in India is larger enough to accommodate yours imagination into it.
Media is the most growing sector which is expected to reach USD 1.8 trillion by 2015 globally and Asian countries are expected to contribute greatly into it. Indian media and entertainment industry’s size in 2006 was recorded approx Rs 43,700 crore. Recent report given by FICCI shows that the industry is projected to boom at an annual rate of 19 per cent and cross the estimated size of Rs 83, 740 crore of industry by 2010. The rapid growth as well as higher scope in the industry is the reason behind growing popularity of Programme in Mass Communication in India. Students those who want to make career in entertainment or media industry should join mass communication courses.
Mass communication is an area of study that is institutionalized in many names such as communication science, communication studies, communication arts, speech communication, media studies, media ecology or mass communication at several universities of many countries including India. It deals with the process of communication that encompasses a wide range of contexts ranging from journals, newspapers, magazines, radio or television broadcasting to face to face conversation.
There is much scope for a mass comm. student who can make a bright career in any of these sectors: films, advertising, magazines, newspapers, websites, radio, TV channels, press information bureau, corporate communications, central information service or any other.
So, which sector you would like to join?
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