HRIT University Ghaziabad BJMC : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 3-year BJMC programme at HRIT University is INR 2,33,000, comprising tuition of INR 2,10,000, a one-time HNAT test fee of INR 500, and examination fees of INR 22,500 over three years. Hostel charges are billed separately. Fees are as per the official HRIT University schedule for 2026-27 and may be paid in annual instalments.

Ans. No, CUET-UG is not compulsory. HRIT University accepts the CUET-UG 2026 score for merit-based BJMC admission, but students who did not appear in CUET-UG can apply through the HRIT National Aptitude Test (HNAT) conducted by the university itself. Both CUET-UG scorers and HNAT applicants are considered for available seats, with the final merit list prepared by the admissions committee.

Ans. HRIT University’s Faculty of Media and Mass Communications offers a digital TV studio, radio production lab, digital newsroom with editing workstations, and photography facilities. Students work on live news productions, student-run news bulletins, and industry-linked projects as part of the regular curriculum. These facilities provide hands-on production experience from the first year of study.

Ans. BJMC graduates can pursue careers as news reporters, TV anchors, content creators, digital journalists, social media managers, public relations executives, copywriters, and media planners. Graduates typically enter regional television channels, digital news portals, advertising agencies, and corporate communications teams. The degree also qualifies graduates for PG programmes in Mass Communication and MBA in Media Management at recognised universities.

Ans. Yes. BJMC students belonging to SC, ST, OBC, or EBC categories who are domiciled in Uttar Pradesh are eligible for the UP Government Post-Matric Scholarship via scholarship.up.gov.in. This scholarship can cover a significant share of tuition fees. Students must apply within the state-notified deadline each academic year to continue receiving the benefit throughout the programme.

Ans. The HRIT University admission portal opened on July 1, 2026, and the last date to apply for the BJMC programme is September 10, 2026. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so early submission is advisable to allow time for document verification. CUET-UG score or HRIT HNAT performance forms the basis for merit-based seat allocation.