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UGC NET Syllabus for Mass Communication and Journalism
UGC NET Mass Communication Paper II & Paper III ( Part A & B )
Unit-I
- Communication and Journalism Basic terms, Concepts and definition, Nature and Process.
- Types of Communication.
- Mass Communication Nature of Media and Content.
- Mass Communication in India Reach, access, and Nature of Audience.
Unit-II
- Role of Media in Society.
- Characteristics of Indian Society Demographic and Sociological impact of media in general.
- Impact of media on specific audiences Women, children, etc.
- Mass media effects studies and their limitations.
- Mass campaigns for specific issues Social concerns, environment, human rights, gender equality.
- The press, radio, television, cinema, and traditional form of communication.
Unit-III
- Journalism as a Profession.
- Journalists asTheir role and responsibilities.
- Indian Constitution and freedom of the press.
- Research Restrictions.
- Ethics and Journalism.
- Careers in Journalism and Mass Media.
- Training as Problems, perception, and response by the industry Media management Principles and practices.
- Professional organizations in Media
- Media Laws in India.
Unit-IV
- History of Print and Broadcast Media in general with particular reference to India.
- Post as independent developments in print.
- Newspapers as English and Indian language press major landmarks.
- Magazines as Their role, book phase, and contemporary situation.
- Small newspapers as Problems and prospects.
- Press Commission, Press Councils as Their recommendations and status.
- Development of Radio after independence as Extension role, radio rural forums and local broadcasting as General and specific audience programs.
- Development of Television as Perception, initial development, and experimental approach; SITE phase and evaluation; Expansion of television as Post Asiad phase, issues concerns, and debates over a period of time.
- Committees in broadcasting as Background, recommendations, and implementation.
- Cinema as Historical overview and contemporary analysis as Commercial, parallel and documentary genres as Problems and prospects for the film industry.
Unit-V
- Communication and theories of social change.
- Role of media in social change Dominant paradigms.
- Critique of the Dominant paradigm and alternative conception.
- Development initiatives State, market, and the third force (NGO sector).
- Participatory approaches and community media Ownership and management perspectives.
Unit-VI
- Introduction of research methods and process
- Mass communication research Historical overview
- Administrative and critical traditions
- Effects research Strengths and Limitations.
- Communication research in India Landmark studies related to SITE.
- Content analysis Quantitative and qualitative approaches.
- Market research and its relationship to Communication particularly advertising.
- Sampling techniques Strengths and Limitations.
- Statistical methods of analysis basics.
Unit-VII
- Colonial Structures of Communication.
- Decolonization and aspirations of nations.
- Conflicts related to media coverage and representation.
- International news agencies Critique.
- MacBride Commission Recommendations and policy options.
- Contemporary issues related to transnational broadcasting and its impact on culture, various perspectives, and cultural impact.
- Convergence of media Problems and options.
- Media Policies in an International Context.
- Indias position and approach to international communication issues.
Unit-VIII
- Radio & TV and Video as Media of Communication.
- Grammar of TV & Radio and Video.
- The Production Team.
- Role of Producer.
- Different Types of Programs :
- Writing for Radio
- Writing for TV Researching for Scripts
- The Visual Language
- Camera Movements
- Basic Theories of Composition Cues and Commands.
- Formats for Radio-Television News, Sitcoms, Features, Commercials, Operas, Documentaries, Cinema, Theatre, Drama.
- Editing Theory and Practice.
- Sound Design, Microphones, Sets, and Lighting.
- Satellite, Cable television, Computers, Microchips.
Unit-IX
- Advertising.
- Marketing.
- Ad copy and Layout.
- Public Relations.
- Public Opinion.
- Propaganda.
Unit-X
- The Techniques.
- Different forms of writing.
- Printing Technology and Production methods.
- News agencies.
- Syndicates and Freelancing.
- Specialized areas of Journalism.