Unit-wise Preparation
Explore structured notes covering communication theory, journalism, media laws, advertising, public relations, research methods, digital media and other Paper II units.
Study 2,125 topic-wise UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism previous year questions with answers, explanations and visual learning aids.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 10 complete notes on communication research, media research, research design, variables, hypothesis, sampling, survey, content analysis, audience research, statistics, scaling, report writing and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 9 complete notes on film theory, television theory, Indian cinema, visual communication, film language, film aesthetics, semiotics, leading Indian directors, Rasa, Dhvani and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 8 complete notes on ICT and media, computer-mediated communication, digitisation, social networking, web-enabled media, mobile media, new media ethics, e-governance, ICT in education and animation with PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 7 complete notes on media management, electronic media grammar, communication design, print/electronic/digital production, media economics, ownership, audience measurement and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 6 complete notes on media laws, freedom of speech, Article 19, defamation, contempt, copyright, RTI, Press Council, media ethics, paid news, trial by media, digital ethics and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 5 complete notes on public relations, corporate communication, PR tools, media relations, crisis communication, PR ethics, international PR, communication audit and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 4 complete notes on advertising, marketing communication, brand management, ad agencies, media planning, creativity, ethics, advertising research and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 3 complete notes on news values, reporting, writing, news agencies, feature writing, editing, digital presentation, ethics, niche reporting and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 2 complete notes on development communication, social change, dominant paradigm, diffusion, participatory communication, CSR, NGOs, public sphere, social reformers and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 1 notes on media functions, society, public opinion, audience, opinion leaders, media effects, development communication and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 1 notes on types and levels of communication, verbal and non-verbal communication, interpersonal communication, barriers, grapevine and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 1 notes on communication models, theories, barriers, noise, feedback, entropy, redundancy and PYQ-mapped revision areas.
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NTA UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 1 notes on mass communication in India, growth of mass media, press, radio, television, cinema and digital media.
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UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II Unit 1 notes on communication, mass communication, journalism, functions of mass communication, mass communication in India and PYQ-linked practice questions.
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Use the notes for unit-wise learning, revise important concepts, connect topics with previous-year questions and return to difficult areas before the examination.
Study Method
Read one unit at a time, review the PYQ connections, prepare short revision points and practise questions after completing each topic.