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Overview of the Course

Mass Communication/Literature/Psychology

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The B.A. in Mass Communication, Literature, and Psychology (MLPsy) is an interdisciplinary undergraduate programme that provides students with a holistic understanding of media, human behaviour, and literary traditions. The course combines the practical skills of communication and journalism with the critical thinking of literature and the scientific insights of psychology, preparing students for diverse professional and academic pathways. Through Mass Communication, students gain training in reporting, editing, advertising, public relations, digital media, and content creation, equipping them to thrive in the dynamic media industry.

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The Literature component nurtures creativity and analytical ability through the study of British, Indian, American, and World literature, fostering a deep appreciation of cultural narratives and critical perspectives. Psychology courses build a foundation in cognitive processes, personality theories, child psychology, abnormal psychology, and applied areas such as workplace dynamics and social behaviour, helping students understand individuals and society.

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The curriculum emphasizes research methodology, academic writing, creative expression, and interdisciplinary problem-solving, while practical components such as photography, filmmaking, digital marketing, and psychometric testing provide hands-on experience. By integrating theory with application, the programme develops communication skills, critical analysis, social awareness, and ethical responsibility, preparing graduates for careers in media, creative industries, education, counseling support, NGOs, corporate sectors, and higher studies.

What will you Learn?

Fundamentals of communication, journalism, and media practices.

Core concepts of psychology including cognition, personality, child psychology, and applied psychology.

English literary traditions across British, Indian, American, and world literature.

Practical skills in reporting, editing, advertising, PR, photography, filmmaking, and digital media.

Research methods, academic writing, and interdisciplinary problem-solving.

Creative writing, content development, and critical analysis of texts and media.

Social awareness, ethical responsibility, and professional readiness across fields.

Career Prospects

  • Journalism & Media – Reporters, editors, digital content creators, anchors, and media professionals.
  • Psychology & Counselling – Entry-level roles in HR, mental health support, and social services.
  • Advertising & PR –Copywriting, branding, campaign planning, and corporate communication.
  • Academia & Research – Further studies in English, Psychology, or Mass Communication leading to teaching/research careers.
  • Creative Industries – Writing, filmmaking, scriptwriting, and cultural production.
  • Digital Careers – Social media managers, bloggers, podcasters, and influencers.
  • Public Service & NGO – Roles in community outreach, development communication, and advocacy.

Program Structure

Semester I ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/10150540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/10140440601002
AECCEVSU24/EVS/AECC/101202-50501
DSC I AIntroduction to Communication and JournalismU24/MCJ/DSC/10150540601002
DSC I BBritish Literature (16th - 17th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/10150540601002
DSC I CIntroduction to PsychologyU24/PSY/DSC/10150540601002
NCGPAHuman ValuesU24/HV/CC/101101-25251
Semester II ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/20150540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/20140440601002
AECCBasic Computer SkillsU24/BCS/CC/201202-50502
DSC II AMass Media in IndiaU24/MCJ/DSC/20150540601002
DSC II BBritish Literature (18th - 19th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/20150540601002
DSC II CBasic Psychological ProcessesU24/PSY/DSC/20150540601002
NCGPAIndian Knowledge SystemU24/IKS/CC/201101-25251
Semester III ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/30150540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/30130340601002
DSC III AReporting for Print MediaU24/MCJ/DSC/30140440601002
DSC/PRNewspaper ProductionU24/MCJ/DSC/301/P021-50502
SEC IFact Checking JournalismU24/MCJ/SEC/3012022030501
DSC III BBritish Literature (20th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/30150540601002
SEC IIntroduction to Creative WritingU24/LIT/SEC/3012022030501
DSC III CPersonality TheoriesU24/PSY/DSC/30140440601002
DSC/PRExperiments in CognitionU24/PSY/DSC/301/P021-50501
SEC IEducational PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/3012022030501
Semester IV ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/40150540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/40130340601002
DSC IV AWriting for Diverse MediaU24/MCJ/DSC/40140440601002
DSC/PRRadio and TV News ProductionU24/MCJ/DSC/401/P021-50502
SEC IIDigital MarketingU24/MCJ/SEC/4012022030501
DSC IV BIndian Writing in EnglishU24/LIT/DSC/40150540601002
SEC IIAcademic Writing & Research MethodologyU24/LIT/SEC/4012022030501
DSC IV CAbnormal PsychologyU24/PSY/DSC/40140440601002
DSC/PRExperiments In Psychological PhenomenonU24/PSY/DSC/401/P021-50501
SEC IIChild PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/4012022030501
Semester V ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/50130340601002
DSE I AAdvertisingU24/MCJ/DSE/50140440601002
DSE/PRAd Copy WritingU24/MCJ/DSE/501/P021-50502
DSE I AIntroduction to FilmmakingU24/MCJ/DSE/50240440601002
DSE/PRShort Film ProductionU24/MCJ/DSE/502/P021-50502
GEDigital PhotographyU24/MCJ/GE/50140440601002
SEC IIIResearch MethodologyU24/MCJ/SEC/5012022030501
DSE I BIntroduction to Women's WritingU24/LIT/DSE/50150540601002
DSE I BIntroduction to World LiteratureU24/LIT/DSE/50250540601002
GEEnglish for Competitive ExamsU24/ENG/GE/50140440601002
SEC IIIContent Writing & Script WritingU24/LIT/SEC/5012022030501
DSE I CStatistics in PsychologyU24/PSY/DSE/50140440601002
DSE/PRPsychological AssessmentsU24/PSY/DSE/501/P0212030501
DSE I CIndian PsychologyU24/PSY/DSE/50240440601002
SEC IIIStress ManagementU24/PSY/SEC/5012022030501
GEPsychological Skills for Effective LivingU24/PSY/GE/50140440601002
Semester VI ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/60130340601002
DSE II APublic RelationsU24/MCJ/DSE/60140440601002
DSE/PRPublic Relations - PracticalU24/MCJ/DSE/601/P021-50502
DSE II AIntroduction to Communication and Digital MediaU24/MCJ/DSE/60240440601002
DSE/PRCyber JournalismU24/MCJ/DSE/602/P021-50502
SEC IVSocial Media for JournalismU24/MCJ/SEC/6012022030501
PRJProjectU24/MCJ/PRJ/60140440601002
DSE II BLiterary Analysis and ApplicationU24/LIT/DSE/60150540601002
DSE II BIntroduction to American LiteratureU24/LIT/DSE/60250540601002
SEC IVSoft SkillsU24/LIT/SEC/6012022030501
PRJProjectU24/LIT/PRJ/60140440601002
DSE II CDynamics of Social BehaviourU24/PSY/DSE/60140440601002
DSE/PRPsychometric TestsU24/PSY/DSE/601/P021-50501
DSE II CPsychology at WorkU24/PSY/DSE/60240440601002
SEC IVEnvironmental PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/6012022030501
PRJProjectU24/PSY/PRJ/60140440601002
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