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Eligibility: PCL / 10+2 in any discipline
The Master of Development Studies (MDevS) program is open to candidates with a bachelor's degree in Science, Humanities, Management, Engineering, or other comparable courses from accredited universities. To be eligible for admission, students must pass an entrance exam and viva voce in addition to meeting the minimum academic requirements.
Students who have completed a Bachelor's degree in any faculty with a minimum of 40% aggregate marks and are interested in the diverse fields of mass communication and journalism can apply for the MAMCJ program during November/December each year. The initial procedure involves submitting a completed application form and attending an entrance test followed by an oral interview. Candidates who successfully pass both the test and interview will be eligible for selection.
However, the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism reserves the right not to admit all qualifying candidates if seats are limited. Final admissions are determined based on merit.
The private College of Journalism and Mass Communication (CJMC) is situated in Kapan, Paiyutar, Kathmandu. It was created in January 2001 with the goal of advancing media education and professional journalism in Nepal. CJMC, which is connected to Purbanchal University, has made a name for itself as a specialised school with a focus on media studies, mass communication, and journalism.
CJMC provides Master of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism (MA MCJ), Master of Development Communication, and Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism (BA MCJ). In reporting, editing, broadcasting, photojournalism, multimedia, media research, advertising, public relations, and digital media, its curricula integrate theoretical knowledge with hands-on training.
