Parikarma
School of Media Studies shall strive hard to provide a market
oriented professional education to the student
community of the India, with a view to all serving the cause of higher
education as well as to meet the needs of the Indian industries.
Institute will try to excel in the field of today’s two most demanding
discipline i.e. Mass Communication and Journalism and Information
Technology. And the USP of this institute shall be its stress on the
polishing of soft skill of the student along with sturdy field training.
A research says that AIR reaches nearly about the 99 percent of the
Indian population. The government has given 338 licenses of FM radio
channels in 91 big and small towns/cities. There are more than 800 news
channels are launching in coming years, which includes national as well
as regional channels.TRAI has recommended a digitization plan for the
top 35 cities by 2010. These 35 cities have around 20 million homes with
a cable connection. Even if 10% of these C&S home voluntary opt for
set-top boxes, there will be a demand for two million STBs in the near
future. Assuming a price of Rs 2,500 per STB, the potential of this
market is estimated to least Rs 500 Cr. (Rs 5 billion). India has the
world’s largest movie industry, which churns out around 1,000movies a
year. It stands at an estimated Rs 6800 Cr. (Rs 68billion) and is
expected to grow around 20% annually. It is projected to reach Rs 15,300
Cr. (Rs 153 billion) by 2010. Domestic box office revenues accounted for
78% of the total industry
revenue. Above research proves that this media profession is growing day
by day vigerously. A professon which tends to in industry is the media,
here is the number of job opportunities are available. Our students have
participated in various TV programs like Big fight and Muqabala on NDTV
and other channels audience oriented programs. The students have also
taken part in events organi zed by Par i karma Multimedia Pvt. Ltd. (an
associate company). In this way they not only participate in these but
also learn the various style of anchoring and other aspects of TV
programs and event organizing. 5 VISION & MISSION Vision
community of the India, with a view to all serving the cause of higher
education as well as to meet the needs of the Indian industries.
Institute will try to excel in the field of today’s two most demanding
discipline i.e. Mass Communication and Journalism and Information
Technology. And the USP of this institute shall be its stress on the
polishing of soft skill of the student along with sturdy field training.
A research says that AIR reaches nearly about the 99 percent of the
Indian population. The government has given 338 licenses of FM radio
channels in 91 big and small towns/cities. There are more than 800 news
channels are launching in coming years, which includes national as well
as regional channels.TRAI has recommended a digitization plan for the
top 35 cities by 2010. These 35 cities have around 20 million homes with
a cable connection. Even if 10% of these C&S home voluntary opt for
set-top boxes, there will be a demand for two million STBs in the near
future. Assuming a price of Rs 2,500 per STB, the potential of this
market is estimated to least Rs 500 Cr. (Rs 5 billion). India has the
world’s largest movie industry, which churns out around 1,000movies a
year. It stands at an estimated Rs 6800 Cr. (Rs 68billion) and is
expected to grow around 20% annually. It is projected to reach Rs 15,300
Cr. (Rs 153 billion) by 2010. Domestic box office revenues accounted for
78% of the total industry