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BBA in Media Management

BBA in Media Management

   Department of Media

Programme Level

Under Graduate

Duration

3 Years

About the Programme

The BBA in Media Management is built on the philosophy that media, marketing, and advertising are converging into a single, integrated skill ecosystem that drives business and brands in the digital age. The six‑semester program is designed as a highly skill‑oriented, practice‑driven undergraduate degree, aligned with the National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF) and National Occupation Standards (NOS). It focuses on digital marketing, marketing and advertising, content creation, and media/agency communication, blending business acumen with creative strategy and technical know‑how. The program treats every student as a future media and marketing professional who can plan campaigns, create compelling content, manage digital channels, and communicate effectively within media and advertising agencies as well as corporate marketing teams. Learning is anchored in real‑world projects, tools, simulations, and internships, ensuring that graduates are not just academically qualified but also industry‑ready. The goal is to produce ethically aware, digitally fluent, and creatively confident professionals who can contribute to the evolving media and digital‑marketing landscape from day one, whether in India or the global market.

Why Students Should Join BBA in Digital Media Management

  • NSQF‑aligned course design with clear mappings to NOS‑linked media and marketing roles.
  • Strong focus on Digital Marketing, Advertising, and Content Creation 
  • Skill‑oriented pedagogy with live campaigns, mini‑projects, and agency‑style assignments.
  • Hands‑on experience with digital tools (social media, analytics, content‑creation software).
  • Career‑focused curriculum tailored for media, advertising, and digital‑marketing jobs.
  • Industry‑integrated learning through guest sessions, agency collaborations, and projects.
  • Agency‑style environment simulating media and advertising‑agency communication workflows.
  • Portfolio‑based learning so students graduate with real campaigns and content samples.
  • Entrepreneurship support for media‑start-ups, content platforms, and influencer brands.
  • Smooth transition to global or national careers in media, marketing, advertising, and digital agencies.

Eligibility

XII with minimum 50% Marks
Students with a CUET / SAT (DI Code - 71057 ) score will be given preference in the merit list

Fee Structure

Duration
3 Years
Tuition Fee (per annum)
1,20,000
Exam Fee (per annum)
20,000
Medical Insurance (Per Annum)
650
Caution Money (One Time Payment )
2000
Student ID Card
1000

Program Structure

Program Structure

Career Pathways

The program prepares students for NSQF‑aligned roles in media, communication, advertising, and digital marketing, typically mapped to Levels 4–5 in relevant NSQF/NOS qualification packs (e.g., Media Content, Social Media, Digital Marketing, Advertising). Key job roles include:

  • Media Content Developer / Assistant – create and edit digital/print content for brands and agencies (NOS: Media Content Creation).
  • Social Media Executive / Manager – plan, execute, and analyze social‑media campaigns (NOS: Social Media Manager).
  • Digital Marketing Executive – manage SEO, SEM, email, and performance‑based campaigns (NOS: Digital Marketing).
  • Content Writer / Copywriter – craft brand‑aligned copy for campaigns, websites, and ads.
  • Advertising / Media Coordinator – support media buying, scheduling, and coordination with agencies and media houses.
  • Brand / Marketing Executive – assist in brand strategy, market research, and campaign execution.
  • Public Relations / Corporate Communications Assistant – handle media relations, press releases, and internal communication.
  • Video Content Producer / Creator Assistant – support short‑form and long‑form video production for brands and agencies.
  • Event / Media‑Event Coordinator – plan and execute media‑related events and brand activations.
  • Agency Account Assistant / Trainee – support client communication, briefs, and project coordination in media/advertising agencies.

These roles match NSQF‑linked NOS descriptors in media, communication, advertising, and digital‑marketing, enabling learners to enter entry‑level and mid‑level positions in media houses, advertising agencies, digital‑marketing firms, corporate‑brand teams, OTT platforms, and media‑technology companies.

Growth of Media and Digital Marketing in the Global Market

The global media and digital‑marketing industry is undergoing explosive growth, driven by digitalization, mobile connectivity, streaming platforms, and social‑media ecosystems. Traditional advertising is increasingly shifting to digital channels, where brands can target audiences with precision using data, AI, and automation. Platforms such as Meta, Google, TikTok, YouTube, and emerging AI‑driven tools have transformed how media and marketing communicate with consumers, making campaigns more personalized, measurable, and performance‑driven.

Global digital‑marketing spend is projected to rise steadily, with many industry forecasts indicating trillions of dollars in cumulative expenditure over the coming decade. Key trends include short‑form video, influencer marketing, programmatic advertising, AI‑generated content, and real‑time analytics. As a result, there is a rising demand for professionals who can plan integrated media‑marketing strategies, create engaging content, and manage multi‑channel campaigns, making the BBA in Media Management a strategically relevant program for students aiming to participate in this global growth story.

Programme Outcomes

01

Program‑Specific Outcome (PSO) – Media & Marketing: To develop a strong foundation in media, marketing, and advertising principles and apply them to design integrated, audience‑centric campaigns.


02

Critical Thinking: To develop the ability to analyze media messages, advertising claims, and marketing data critically and distinguish fact from opinion or bias.


03

Design Thinking: To enable students to prototype and iterate media‑consumption experiences, campaign concepts, and customer‑journey designs.


04

Problem Solving: To develop the ability to identify challenges in media planning, audience engagement, campaign performance, and agency communication, and propose structured solutions.


05

Team Work: To foster collaborative skills in team‑based media and marketing projects, including role allocation, coordination, and shared accountability.


06

Safety at Workplace: To sensitize students to physical, digital, and psychological safety norms in media and advertising workplaces.


07

Media and Marketing Ethics: To develop awareness of misleading claims, privacy violation, and exploitative content, and to promote responsible decision‑making in media‑related roles.


08

Environment and Sustainability: To sensitize students to the environmental and social impact of media and marketing practices, including paper use, digital footprints, and waste.


09

Self‑Directed and Life‑Long Learning: To prepare learners for lifelong adaptability in a rapidly evolving media and digital‑marketing landscape through curiosity, learning agility, and professional development.


Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

01

To develop a strong foundation in media, marketing, and advertising principles integrated with business management concepts.


02

To equip students with industry-relevant digital marketing skills (SEO/SEM, social media, analytics, email, and performance marketing).


03

To nurture creative content creation abilities across text, visuals, audio, and short-form video formats for brands and campaigns.


04

To build strategic thinking and planning skills for integrated media and advertising campaigns targeting diverse audiences.


05

To develop competence in media and advertising agency communication, including client brief handling, cross-functional coordination, and project management.


06

To align program learning outcomes with National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF) levels and National Occupation Standards (NOS) for media, marketing, and digital-marketing roles.


07

To enhance practical, skill-based learning through live projects, internships, simulations, and agency-style assignments from the first semester onward.


08

To strengthen digital literacy and tool proficiency in widely used platforms, analytics dashboards, and content-creation tools.


09

To foster ethical and responsible communication practices in media, advertising, and digital marketing, including data privacy and brand transparency.


10

To prepare students for immediate employability and career growth in media houses, advertising agencies, digital-marketing firms, corporate-brand teams, and media-entrepreneurship ventures.


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XII with minimum 50% Marks
Students with a CUET / SAT (DI Code - 71057 ) score will be given preference in the merit list