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Posted on 01 February 2010 by BMMBoxer

If you are new to BMM (or if you just want to see if you’re on the right track in terms of subjects!), then Gyan helps you know what exactly BMM has for you. We take you through the semester-wise syllabus of the three year course and provide some information on colleges that offer the course. Also, get set for exams by checking out the list of reference books!

    BMM Syllabus

    Select the year and semester (and specialization for 3rd year) to get a peek on the syllabus! *Though we have tried to keep the syllabus error-free as much as possible, it will be great if you can let us know about any changes required. Send an email to connect@bmmbox.com with your detailed suggestions. We will thank you for this! Read More.

    Semester 1

    F.Y.B.M.M Semester I 1. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS-1
    • Reading
      • Read with fluency and speed
      • Skimming and scanning
      • Identify, collect and record relevant information from factual discourse, from a given perspective or for a given purpose; to isolate fa Read More.

        Semester 2

        F.Y.B.M.M Semester II 1. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS-II
        • Reading
          • Understand concepts and arguments in discursive prose. Analyze an argument and assess its strengths weaknesses
          • Recognize features of language, such as
            • Vocabulary
            • Grammatical Read More.

              Semester 3

              S.Y.B.M.M Semester III 1. INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING
              • Meaning, Definition and Function
              • Relationship with Public Relations and Marketing
              • Need for Advertising
              • History of Advertising at national and international level
              • Various Advertising Medi Read More.

                Semester 4

                S.Y.B.M.M Semester IV 1. MASS MEDIA RESEARCH
                • Introduction to Research Concepts
                  • Scientific research and its basic principles, empiricism, verifiability, generalization
                    • Quantitative vs. qualitative idea
                  • Role of research in the media Read More.

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