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03 Years

Class Schedule

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About AAFT

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Our Collaborations

In a world full of noise,
great communicators become the voice of reason.

The Course is Designed For

The B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) is ideal for students passionate about media, storytelling, and public communication. This three-year undergraduate programme combines theory with hands-on training in journalism, mass communication, and digital media. The curriculum is designed to equip aspiring content creators, anchors, and media professionals with the skills to navigate the intricacies of print, television, radio, and online platforms.

Career Trajectory
Career Trajectory
  • News Reporter
  • Anchor / TV Host
  • Video Editor
  • Content Writer / Copywriter
  • Social Media Manager
  • Photojournalist
Skills Acquisition
Skills Acquisition
  • Writing & Editing Proficiency
  • Research & Analytical Thinking
  • Ethical Judgment & Integrity
  • Creativity & Storytelling
  • Public Speaking & Presentation Skills
  • Adaptability & Multitasking

Course Highlights

How You’ll Learn at AAFT

With our 3-year B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication program, students receive hands-on training in news writing, media production, digital reporting, anchoring, and public communication. The journalism course follows an 80:20 model, with 80% practical learning through newsroom simulations, live reporting, and portfolio creation, and 20% dedicated to theory, media law, and critical analysis.

  • Gain core mass communication skills through field assignments, studio work, and expert-led reporting sessions.
  • Attend industry masterclasses and benefit from one-on-one mentoring with senior journalists, editors, and media professionals for real-world learning.

Academic Staff

At AAFT, the B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication is led by a distinguished team of educators and active industry professionals involved in national and international event projects.

  • Our faculty’s real-world experience ensures that the three-year undergraduate degree stays relevant and forward-thinking, helping students keep pace with evolving strategies and industry standards.
  • Students benefit from guest lectures, on-campus masterclasses, studio visits, and expert mentorship, offering practical insights that complement their coursework.

Career & Placements

AAFT offers an undergraduate degree in journalism and mass communication with placement support, backed by strong industry partnerships and a commitment to student employability.

  • Career guidance is provided through job fairs, expert counseling, and dedicated support from the EDGE and CARE cells.
  • Students receive professional training to align their journalistic skills with current industry standards.

Curriculum Breakdown

  • Introduction to Journalism
  • Still Photography
  • Media and Socio - Economic Issues
  • Print Lab
  • Still Photography Lab

  • News Reporting and Editing for Print Media
  • Radio Programming and Production
  • Digital Communication
  • Media Laws and Ethics
  • Radio Production Lab
  • Digital Communication Lab

  • Advertising, Copywriting and Branding
  • Camera and Lighting Techniques
  • Television Journalism
  • TV News Production - I
  • Video Editing
  • CARE Online Program

  • Public Relations
  • Development Communication
  • Understanding Cinema
  • TV News Production - II
  • Specialization Option 1 - Digital Media - I
  • Specialization Option 2 - Sports Journalism - I
  • EDGE / Professional Practice
  • Summer Internship

  • Event Management
  • International Media
  • Media Research Methodologies
  • Documentary Production
  • Showreel
  • Specialization Option 1 - Digital Media - I
  • Specialization Options 2 - Sports Journalism - II
  • EDGE / Professional Practice
  • Project Report
  • Dissertation

Academic Practices

This bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication blends core media studies with hands-on training in news production, digital reporting, and public communication. Through studio assignments, industry internships, and a final capstone project, students build their journalistic voice. You’ll learn key industry tools and techniques—from scriptwriting and camera operations to digital editing and media ethics—preparing you for careers across print, television, radio, and digital platforms.

  • Understanding the basics principles of journalism, developing communication and soft skills

  • Learn about the techniques and tools of news reporting, editing, sound recording and more.

  • Learn about the formats of television, OTT platforms, video editing, camera and lighting techniques and writing for TV

  • Learn the fundamentals of advertising, creative copywriting and visualization, understanding cinema and PR

  • Learn about the fundamentals of event management, ethics and media laws, write and produce documentaries and international media

  • Documentary Production, Showreel and Internship Report

  • Designing and publishing newsletter

  • Reporting, writing, editing news stories for print, TV & digital media

  • Mock press conferences

  • News anchoring, news package production, radio production

  • Producing documentary or ad films

  • Recording interview, talk shows and news bulletin

Life at B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication

Infrastructure

Learn from Industry Veterans

AAFT Boats of a highly qualified and experiences team of professor who hold impeccable industrial acumen after having led successful careers in their respective fields.

KAVEREE BAMZAI

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Ms. Kaveree Bamzai, a distinguished journalist with over 30 years of experience, joins AAFT as the Industry Dean of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Known for being the first woman editor of India Today, she has also made significant contributions to The Indian Express and The Times of India. As an author, her works include ‘Three Khans and The Emergence of New India,’ ‘No Regrets: The Guilt-Free Women’s Guide to a Good Life,’ and ‘Bollywood Today.’ Her insightful reporting and editorial leadership have left a profound impact on the field of journalism. Ms. Bamzai has received numerous accolades, including the MSA Rao Award for Academic Excellence from the Delhi School of Economics and the Chevening Scholarship. At AAFT, her expertise will enrich the journalism program, offering students unique opportunities for growth and success.

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Eligibility Criteria

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Candidate must have a 10+2 from a recognized university/institution

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Candidate must have a minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 (45% for reserved categories)

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Candidate need to clear the AAFT Global Entrance Test (GET)

Step to Apply?

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Application Form

Candidate must have a 10+2 from a recognized university/institution

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Personal Interview

A personal interview will be conducted to screen your application.

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Offer of Admission

Post the admission round, the admission letter will be rolled out to the selected candidates.

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Frequently Asked Question!

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Graduates of the B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication can expect entry-level salaries ranging from ₹2.5 to ₹5 LPA, depending on the role and media organization.

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Graduates of the B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication can expect entry-level salaries ranging from ₹2.5 to ₹5 LPA, depending on the role and media organization.

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Yes, a BA in Mass Communication is a strong choice for students interested in media, storytelling, and public engagement. It offers a balanced mix of theory and practical training, opening doors to diverse roles in journalism, broadcasting, advertising, and digital media.

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Fill out the application form online at aaft.com/pay-registration or visit the campus. For details, call 09811014536 / 09811013654 / 0120-4831100 or visit aaft.com/apply-now.

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To pursue a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC), candidates must have completed their 10+2 from a recognized board. This UG course in journalism and mass communication is open to students from all streams.

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