Mithibai College of Arts BJMC Fees Structure 2025 & Admission Process, Mumbai

The criteria for getting in BMM is to give the CUET exam (Common University Entrance Test). Both your 12th marks and CUET score are taken under consideration for admission. The admission happens on the basis of the merit list. There are reservations for the Gujarati minority; this gives them a special advantage. The motive is to get the perfect knowledge about movies, theater and the Media field.Read Full Review

I joined the college in the year 2017, for my second year of Bachelors of Mass Media (BMM). The reason why I joined in between and changed my previous college because as I already described, being a premium institute the cut-offs are high and I got 75% Marks in my 12th, the last cut-off was 80% when I was applying in for the first year. Luckily I got the admissions in the second year. I always aspired to do something in the field of media. I wanted to be a writer, journalist and that was the reason behind joining this course, with Mithibai's name on my CV, it is easy to crack interviews. The course of BMM has a vast scope, a person who has done BMM can pull of anything minus all the things that include science formulas but they will know how to market the same. BMM helps you to widen your perspective and accept, analyze things with an open mind. The course has 36 subjects, 6 subjects per semester. Each subject is dedicated to a particular field in media for e.g. Journalism, PR, Media Research, Social Media, Marketing, Cinema studies, etc. The course demands a practical approach towards learning, each subject has practical projects/assignments wherein the students will learn the true essence of the subject. The course will most likely get you a job provided that you have to figure out what is best for you, and what career option will suit you with the skill set you have.Read Full Review

How the college has built the education is of more interest than knowing what the course taught us. The highest level of education was the highlight to me because even for a day, we were not spared. On Sundays also our many plans were ruined because we were given some or the other task as studying journalism is not at all easy. We all have journalists working 24/7/365 because that's the nature of the job that journalists have to live with. So, for all that, we were made to prepare much in advance because without sweating hard and gaining as much as knowledge from the ground, one can never become a journalist. So, BMM is not a normal BA course where if one has to come to the college, they can take leave or do whatever they want. BMM course had a lot of compulsions, and for three years of my life, I lived with those compulsions.Read Full Review