- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
BJMC at SRK University is a 3-year undergraduate degree in journalism and mass communication offered in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Running since 2018, it prepares Class 12 graduates for careers in media, journalism, and content, with 60 seats for 2026-27 admissions.
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BJMC at SRK University trains students across print, broadcast, and digital media, reflecting how journalism education has shifted toward multi-platform content skills. Running since 2018, it’s a newer addition to SRK’s Allied Science & Humanities offerings, open to Class 12 graduates from any stream.
The programme combines theoretical media studies with practical training in reporting, editing, and production — increasingly important as Madhya Pradesh’s regional media, digital content, and PR/communications sectors expand alongside traditional newspaper and television journalism. Bhopal’s position as the state capital gives BJMC students access to government press events, regional news bureaus, and PR agencies for internships not as readily available in smaller cities.
The degree also feeds directly into SRK’s own MJ postgraduate programme for students who want to specialize further.
Talk to our admissions counsellors for personalised program guidance.
BJMC graduates from SRK University pursue roles as journalists, content writers, PR executives, and social media managers, or continue to MJ for specialization.
Year 1 covers Introduction to Mass Communication, Print Journalism, and Media Writing.
Year 2 introduces Broadcast Journalism (Radio & TV), Digital & Social Media, and Media Law & Ethics.
Year 3 focuses on Advertising, Public Relations, and a final production or reporting project, giving students a portfolio across multiple media formats before graduation.
Candidates need to have passed Class 12 (10+2) in any stream from a recognised board, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set for admission.
SRK University offers 60 seats annually for its BJMC programme.
Yes. The curriculum includes Digital & Social Media coursework alongside traditional print and broadcast journalism training.
Yes. BJMC graduates from SRK University can apply directly to the university's own MJ (Master of Journalism) programme.
Admission is based on Class 12 marks, followed by document verification and counselling through the university's admission portal.
