School of Media Studies

School of Media Studies - One of the Best Private Colleges in Jaipur

The School of Media Studies was established in 2009, and has emerged as one of the India's top institution for Media Studies.

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    Teaching Faculty

  • 50+

    Guest Lectures and workshops

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    Seminar Hall

  • 6

    Labs

The School is known for dedicated Academics, Research and Contemporary Practices adoptable to changing trends in Media Industry.The school is endowed with state-of-art Television-film Production and Screening facilities including an in-house Studio floor,

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    Comprehensive
    Curriculum

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    Contemporary pedagogy

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    Cutting-edge
    infrastructure

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    Extensive industry
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    Placement

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    Skill Building

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Pedagogy

  • Experiential Learning

    Including Workshops and Lab Sessions; Newsroom and Anchoring Simulations; Industrial Visits Fieldwork.

  • Case Studies and Current Events

    Analysis of Media Coverage, landmark journalism cases from contemporary media using current news, events, campaigns, and advertising trends to teach the power and responsibility of the press.

  • Project-Based Learning

    Encourage students to work on long-term & Collaborative projects, such as investigative journalism pieces, documentaries, or digital media campaigns, real-world newsroom collaborations, Film Making.

  • Guest Lectures and Industry Interaction

    Bringing in experienced journalists, editors, PR professionals, and digital media experts for guest lectures, Practical workshops, seminars.

  • Use of Technology

    Use of Multimedia Tools (Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or online content management systems (CMS); and Data Journalism & Analytics (Fake News Detection, gather, analyze, and present data using visualization tools like Tableau or Google Analytics)

  • Ethics and Law

    Teaching journalism students about ethical standards, press laws, defamation, intellectual property, and privacy concerns to foster debate and develop critical thinking about media responsibilities.

  • Multidisciplinary Approach

    Encourage the integration of subjects related to Media for the broader societal and political concerns and understanding of diverse cultures, communities, and global perspectives.

  • Internships and Industry Exposure

    Internships as part of the curriculum to provide students with real-world experience, networking opportunities and On-the-Job Learning with media houses, PR agencies, or production companies.

  • Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills

    Teach students how to critically evaluate media content, discerning bias, framing, and agenda-setting in news coverage and discussions on controversial media topics.

  • Projects

    Encourage students to compile portfolios showcasing their work in reporting, multimedia, public relations and dissertations demonstrating their analytical skills and depth of knowledge.

Infrastructure

  • 450+

    Renowned teaching Faculty

  • 80+

    Programmes to choose from

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Still Photography

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Cinematography

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Using Reflector for Photography

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Drone Photography

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Computer Lab

The Computer and Editing Lab is equipped with high-performance computers and industry-standard editing software, such as Adobe Premiere Pro Final Cut Pro (Apple I Mac), Photoshop, and Corel Draw Photoshop. It provides students with hands-on experience in digital editing, graphics creation, and video post-production. The lab supports practical learning for media projects, enhancing students’ technical and creative skills.

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Editing Lab

The Computer and Editing Lab is equipped with high-performance computers and industry-standard editing software, such as Adobe Premiere Pro Final Cut Pro (Apple I Mac), Photoshop, and Corel Draw Photoshop. It provides students with hands-on experience in digital editing, graphics creation, and video post-production. The lab supports practical learning for media projects, enhancing students’ technical and creative skills.

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Radio Lab

Radio JNU 89.6 FM stands as a beacon of community welfare broadcasting, catering to diverse segments of society with its array of informative shows. Among its flagship programs, a significant focus lies on health and hygiene awareness. Collaborating with doctors, the station provides invaluable insights into various health issues.

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TV Studio

Designed for hands-on training, the studio enables students to experience all aspects of television production, from pre-production planning to live broadcasting, in a professional environment.

Empower Your Future through Exceptional Placement Opportunities at JNU

 

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placements

7.2 LPA

Highest Offer

4.8 LPA

Average offer

95%

Students Placed
in 2023-24

30+

Companies Visited

50+

Companies Hired Students
Soniya Thawani BAJMC
Priyanshu Bhargava BAJMC
Aayush Pareek BAJMC
 

Alumni Speaks

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    My journey at the School of Media Studies, Jaipur National University, laid the foundation for my career in the television industry.

    Palak Gupta
    BAJMC (2015-2018)
    TV Anchor at Door Darashan
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    My journey at the School of Media Studies, Jaipur National University, laid the foundation for my career in the television industry.

    Samwad
    MAJMC (2015-2018)
    Assistant Producer at The Kapil Sharma Show
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    Punit Sharma, an accomplished MAJMC graduate from the 2020-2022 batch of the School of Media Studies, Jaipur National University, has excelled in his role as a Script Writer at VMR Bharat TV.

    Punit Sharma
    MAJMC (2020-22)
    Script Writer at VMR Bharat TV
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    The foundation I built during my media studies program was instrumental in shaping my career as an investigative journalist. The rigorous training in research, storytelling, and media ethics prepared me to tackle complex global issues with confidence and integrity.

    Karan Kak
    BJMC (2015-18)
    Investigative Journalist at National Geographic Channel
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    The School of Media Studies at JNU is where my passion for media and communication truly took flight. The blend of theoretical learning with practical application, through events, media productions, and internships, was the perfect launchpad for my career in public relations.

    Kunal Vashishtha
    BAJMC (2015-2018)
    APRO at Govt. of Rajasthan
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    Studying at the School of Media Studies equipped me with the foundational skills and practical insights essential for a career in journalism.

    Rakshit Yadav
    BJMC (2016-19)
    Reporter at Politalks and Zee Rajasthan

Happenings@JNU

Guest Lecture on “Understanding the concept of News Room live on OTT”
14 Nov/24

Guest Lecture on “Understanding the concept of News Room live on OTT”

Journey from Conventional to Contemporary Journalism
08 Nov/24

Journey from Conventional to Contemporary Journalism

Interaction with Sajid Ali (Music Director, Bollywood) “Both talent and determination are necessary for success”- Sajid-Wajid
28 Oct/24

Interaction with Sajid Ali (Music Director, Bollywood) “Both talent and determination are necessary for success”- Sajid-Wajid

Poster Competition on “International E-Waste Day”
15 Oct/24

Poster Competition on “International E-Waste Day”

Guest Lecture on “The Power of Visual Storytelling in Print and Digital Media”
20 Sep/24

Guest Lecture on “The Power of Visual Storytelling in Print and Digital Media”

Workshop on Presentation Skills in Radio
13 Sep/24

Workshop on Presentation Skills in Radio

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Frequently Asked Questions

The School of Media Studies at JNU Jaipur offers the following programs:
  • Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) – An undergraduate program that provides foundational knowledge and practical skills in media and journalism.
  • Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication (MAJMC) – A postgraduate program focused on advanced skills in media production, journalism, and research.
  • PhD in Media Studies – A research-oriented doctoral program for in-depth exploration of media theories, practices, and issues.

Candidates applying for the BA-JMC program must have:
  • Completed their 10+2 education from a recognized board in any stream.
  • Secured at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved categories).
  • Admission is based on the candidate's performance in the qualifying exam and, if applicable, an entrance test or interview.

For the MA-JMC program, candidates must have:
  • A Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
  • Preference may be given to students with a background in media studies, journalism, or related fields.

Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including:
  • Print Media (journalism, editing, publishing)
  • Broadcast Media (TV and radio reporting, news anchoring, production)
  • Digital Media (content creation, social media management, digital marketing)
  • Advertising and Public Relations (copy writer, Public Relation Officer, Designer)
  • Corporate Communication and Event Management (Event Manager)
  • Film and Television Production (Director, Videographer, Editor)
  • Photojournalism and Visual Storytelling (Photographer, Videographer, Editor)
Additionally, the program lays the groundwork for those interested in further studies or research in media and communication.

Yes, the School of Media Studies at JNU Jaipur provides placement assistance and career counseling to students. The university has strong industry connections and a dedicated placement cell that organizes internships, industry visits, and placement drives to help students secure job opportunities in reputed media organizations.

The School of Media Studies offers state-of-the-art facilities, including:
  • Media Lab and Editing Suites: Equipped with software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Photoshop for video editing, audio editing, and digital manipulation.
  • Broadcast Studio: A fully equipped studio for TV production, interviews, and news anchoring.
  • Radio Studio: Facilities for students to learn radio production, recording, and voice-over techniques.
  • Library: Access to a vast collection of books, journals, and e-resources focused on media and communication.
  • Photography Lab: DSLR cameras, lighting equipment, and other tools for hands-on learning in photography and photojournalism.

Yes, internships are an essential part of the curriculum. The school collaborates with media houses, PR firms, advertising agencies, and production houses to provide students with practical exposure through internships. Faculty members and the placement cell assist students in securing internships based on their area of interest.

The School of Media Studies emphasizes a balanced approach to learning, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills. Students engage in various hands-on projects, including news production, film-making, radio shows, and digital content creation, to build their portfolios.

The faculty employs a variety of teaching methods, including:
  • Lectures and Seminars: In-depth theoretical understanding of media concepts.
  • Workshops and Practical Labs: For skill development in areas like editing, cinematography, and design.
  • Industry Projects and Case Studies: Students work on real-world media projects and analyze case studies.
  • Field Visits and Guest Lectures: Opportunities to interact with industry professionals and gain insights.
  • Media Fests and Competitions: Encouraging creativity and innovation through participation in university media fests and external competitions.

Yes, the School of Media Studies organizes annual media festivals, exhibitions, and screenings where students can showcase their work in areas such as photography, filmmaking, and journalism. This provides students a platform to share their projects with peers, faculty, and industry experts, gaining valuable feedback and exposure.

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