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ANSS ACADEMY presents a comprehensive, updated, and research-based online test series tailored to the latest NTA-UGC NET exam pattern. These mock tests are designed to sharpen your conceptual understanding, critical thinking, and analytical skills in both media theory and practical communication studies.
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🎥 UGC NET Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Tests – December 2025
Begin your preparation with these full-length practice sets created by media educators and NET/JRF holders:
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 1
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 2
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 3
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 4
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 5
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 6
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 7
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 8
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 9
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Mass Communication & Journalism Mock Test 10
📝 Note: Every week, ANSS ACADEMY updates and adds new mock tests to strengthen your preparation. Stay consistent — each test brings you one step closer to achieving your dream of becoming an Assistant Professor.
📘 UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Syllabus – December 2025
The UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism Paper II syllabus includes both theoretical foundations and practical applications of communication in modern society. It explores mass media systems, journalistic ethics, media research, and digital communication trends.
Below is the detailed unit-wise syllabus for the December 2025 cycle:
Unit 1: Communication and Theories
- Nature, process, and types of communication
- Models and theories of communication (Lasswell, Shannon-Weaver, Berlo, Schramm)
- Interpersonal, group, and mass communication
- Verbal and non-verbal communication
- Barriers to effective communication and cultural contexts
Unit 2: Journalism – Concepts and Practices
- Definition, principles, and types of journalism
- News values, news writing, and reporting techniques
- Editing, headline writing, and page design
- Photojournalism and investigative journalism
- Role and responsibility of a journalist in democratic societies
Unit 3: Media Laws and Ethics
- Press freedom and constitutional provisions in India
- Press Council of India and journalistic codes of conduct
- Right to Information (RTI), defamation, privacy, and contempt of court
- Media trials and ethical challenges in digital journalism
- Cyber laws and emerging issues in online content regulation
Unit 4: Media Management and Industry
- Structure and ownership of media organizations
- Advertising, public relations, and marketing communication
- Media economics and audience measurement
- Role of FDI and corporate influence in Indian media
- Media convergence and business models in the digital age
Unit 5: Development and Communication
- Development communication – concept, scope, and models
- Role of media in social change and nation-building
- Information, education, and communication (IEC) strategies
- Participatory communication and grassroots media
- Sustainable development and community radio initiatives
Unit 6: Media Research and Methods
- Nature and importance of media research
- Qualitative and quantitative research methods
- Content analysis, survey, and experimental research
- Data interpretation, hypothesis testing, and report writing
- Trends in audience research and digital analytics
Unit 7: New Media and Digital Communication
- Evolution and characteristics of new media
- Social media and citizen journalism
- Digital storytelling, podcasting, and multimedia content creation
- Artificial Intelligence and automation in journalism
- Ethical challenges in online journalism and misinformation
Unit 8: Media, Culture, and Society
- Media’s role in shaping public opinion and cultural identity
- Representation of gender, class, and minorities in media
- Globalization, media imperialism, and cultural exchange
- Political communication, propaganda, and agenda-setting
- Media literacy and critical thinking
Unit 9: History of Journalism and Mass Media
- Growth of press and journalism in India
- Role of media in Indian freedom movement
- Evolution of broadcasting – radio, television, and cinema
- Emergence of news agencies and digital journalism
- Contemporary trends in Indian and global media
Unit 10: Media and Contemporary Issues
- Media and environment, education, and human rights
- Fake news, misinformation, and media accountability
- Media and social justice movements
- Communication for peace and conflict resolution
- Future of journalism in the era of AI and automation
🎯 Why Choose ANSS ACADEMY for UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism?
- Covers all 10 units of the latest NTA syllabus
- Includes Paper I + Paper II integrated mock tests
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- Designed by experienced media educators and UGC NET/JRF holders
- Available both on website and mobile app (Google Play Store)
🏁 Final Note
The UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism December 2025 exam demands conceptual understanding, analytical skills, and up-to-date awareness of global media practices. With ANSS ACADEMY’s mock test series, you can enhance your preparation, evaluate your knowledge, and build the confidence to perform your best on exam day.
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