UGC-NET PAPER II · SUBJECT CODE 063
Mass Communication & Journalism
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KNOW YOUR PAPER
Paper II focuses on your chosen subject. For Mass Communication & Journalism aspirants, preparation brings together conceptual understanding, knowledge of the discipline and question practice.
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LEARN & REVISE
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PRACTISE & ASSESS
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TRY & EXPLORE
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EXPLORE & ENROL
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YOUR LEARNING EXPERIENCE
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KNOW WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
Explore the ten units in UGC-NET Mass Communication & Journalism and plan your preparation.
Media history, communication theories, Indian traditions, media literacy and culture.
Development models, social change, public campaigns, civil society and Indian social reformers.
News values, reporting approaches, writing, editing, news agencies and professional ethics.
Advertising concepts, branding, agencies, media planning, creative campaigns and research.
PR practices, communication tools, crisis management, ethics and communication audits.
Constitutional freedoms, media legislation, regulatory bodies, professional standards and human rights.
Media organisation, communication design, production techniques, industry economics and management.
Digitisation, social networking, online media, e-governance, mobile communication and animation.
Film and television theory, visual analysis, Indian cinema, aesthetics and international cinema movements.
Research designs, sampling, data collection, statistical analysis, research ethics and report writing.
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Move from understanding the syllabus to practising questions and revising with a clear purpose.
Review the syllabus and identify topics you know well and areas that need attention.
Follow your selected course, study the concepts and make personal notes.
Attempt lesson quizzes or your chosen test series, then review your answers and mistakes.
Return to weaker topics, revisit important concepts and adjust your study plan.
Preparation is a cycle— learn, practise, review and revisit.
PREPARE WITH PURPOSE
Bring subject learning, focused practice and revision together around your Paper II preparation needs.
Preparation centred on Mass Communication & Journalism, connecting concepts across the discipline.
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Move from studying concepts to checking understanding and reviewing mistakes.
Use the syllabus, course structure and your results to decide what to revisit next.
MEET YOUR EDUCATOR
Founder, JMC Study Hub Educator in Journalism & Mass Communication
Dr. Ranjan Kumar brings an academic perspective to Journalism and Mass Communication preparation, helping learners connect subject concepts with question practice and purposeful revision.
PERSONAL MENTORSHIP
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Enquire About MentorshipQUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN
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