High BMM Cut offs makes it an off limit course for masses!

Posted on 19 June 2010 by BMMBoxer

Some Number Crunching

Mumbai can accommodate only 3000+ odd students for Bachelor of Mass Media in approx 50 colleges.

Though the number of applicants is assumed to be more than 50,000.

Xavier’s BMM Department did not even a second list for BMM students…The quota of 60 students has already been taken by toppers and rankers.

All the top colleges have just 5-6 BMM seats vacant in the open category.

June 22 will be the last hope for all the students as the last list will be put up.

Flashback

Not a long time ago, BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media) and BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) were considered as alternate options for Commerce students. The courses looked and sounded cooler than the usual Bcom route. But, times have changed and so have the perceptions. These decade old courses have now become top priority for students, not only in Commerce, but also in Arts and Science. Apart from these, the decision to scrap the entrance exams has affected student’s big time.

What has made Bachelor of Mass Media one of the most popular courses? Here are some of things that have got it in the limelight:

• Course Flow: Practical + Theory Approach makes it a hit.

• Course Structure: The course is divided into 6 semesters with new subjects each semester. Thus, teaching more than 30+ subjects in a time span of three years. Subjects are related to mass media and give the students an insight into the Media Industry.

• Faculty: A mix of In-house and Visiting faculty from the industry strikes a connection and makes the students well connected to the industry.

• Projects: Not to forget the amazing project work done during the three years. It really raises the bar as far as creativity and technology is concerned.

BMMBox Viewpoint

We all know how good it feels to actually get admissions into a top college that you always wanted to go to, but due to the limited number of seats in each college, this may not happen for now. BUT, don’t lose hope and read ahead:

• Apply and Opt for a college close to your residence, so you get more time to concentrate on your projects and have more fun :-)

• Study well in your first year and you always stand a chance to change your college in the second year.

• You can study in any college and still enjoy BMM by being a part of all the BMM festivals that happen across the city :-)

Cheers!!!

Goodluck.

Do let us know, what you think of the above article. You can just leave a comment below and we will surely reply back.

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  • Ajinkya

    Dude i tried for second year..
    but the TOP colleges dint have vacant seats :(

  • mahima

    i cudnt make out to college of my choice so will this affect my carrrer in future coz i think the project has lot of diff…frm good collgs to normal collgs…can i bb equaly successful?

  • vishaka

    i live in bhandup. and i got in ruia and kc. i opted for kc as i think that is better. but you say that you should choose near your home :(

  • http://bmm6.tk Demetrius

    Three of my friends tried second year into my college (wilson) and got through..

  • Subhash

    All that matters is your portfolio in the end. Everything else is just a variable.

  • anu

    Vishakha K.C is very well known for it’s BMM and u have made the right choice there is no such thing as a college near ur house for better projects…So just chill and u have made the perfect decision…

  • http://www.bmmbox.com BMMBoxer

    Hey Ajinkya,

    You could try your luck for the final year, or just concentrate on the learning aspect and continue in your current college.

    Regards,
    BMMBoxer

  • sunil nair

    True !! i bcame nostalgic reading the work

  • sunil nair

    Being in top college should be ones priority but don’t b depressed if u don;t gt in2 1 coz u can do equally well n have fun simultaneously in other colleges 2 n make it big in media at d same time

  • samreen

    im in UPG.. n im not likin it… iv been focussed on BMM since i was 13.. can sum1 help me on decidin if nationals is a good option?? is Journalism good there ???

  • Sonal Varma 1989

    will i be able to get admission in any of the colleges near to bombay with a score of 72 %????

  • BMMBoxer

    Hey Sonal,

    Frankly, it is not possible to give an idea right now as the college
    admission process is not in full swing now. Maybe from Monday, we will start
    seeing movement and the week after that colleges will start putting up their
    1st lists ideally.

    Which colleges are you focusing on?

    BMMBoxer | Media Superfreak | connect@bmmbox.com |
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/BMMBox/146024745466351

  • Vaibhav

    That’s good quality of writing. My question is i get admission for commerce (s.p)  but i like BMM side so after 12 th can i prefer BMM. And what type of sides in BMM.  

  • BMMBoxer

    Thanks Vaibhav,

    Good to know about your interest in pursuing BMM. Frankly, I do not get your question about “what type sides in BMM.” :P BMMites are not sidey at all!
    Jokes apart, I guess you’re talking about the stream – arts, commerce, sci. BMM is more inclined towards the Arts faculty but has a good blend of Commerce also in it (Just FYI, Advertising as a subject/module is part of Commerce!)

    BMMBoxer | Media Superfreak | connect@bmmbox.com | http://www.facebook.com/pages/BMMBox/146024745466351

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