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Syllabus -

Introduction to Mass Communication

Mass Communication and Globalisation

Writing Pamphlets, Posters etc

Advertisements and Creating Advertisements

End Semester Question Pattern:

Questions on Mass Communication (Theory) – 20 marks

Report /Pamphlet Writing – 20 marks

Advertisement / Poster Writing – 15 marks

MASS COMMUNICATION

1.Define communication.

2. Define mass communication.

3. What are the main functions of mass media?

4. What are the elements of mass communication?

5. What do we mean by ‘mass media’? List some important mass media.

6. Discuss the importance of newspaper as a mass communication medium.

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GLOBALIZATION

1. What is globalisation? Explain with three examples how top Indian companies have benefitted from globalization. ( must include LPG )

2. Explain the role of government to make globalization fair.

3. Describe the role of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) in promoting globalisation process.

4. Explain any three advantages of globalization. / Positive effects of Globalisation.

5. Critically examine the impact of globalization in India.

6. Write some examples of Globalisation. ( WTO, SAFTA, UNO, G7, SEZ, etc. )

7. Analyse any five positive effects of globalisation on the Indian economy.

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