Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan’s Harilal Bhagwati College of Communication and Management, Bangalore

Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan’s Harilal Bhagwati College of Communication and Management, Bangalore Karnataka is set up in the year 1967 as Private Educational Institute to give advanced education to manufacture vocation in the field of Mass Communications.
Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan’s Harilal Bhagwati College of Communication and Management is having Affiliation with rumored AICTE
The board of Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan’s Harilal Bhagwati College of Communication and Management, Bangalore is working under KULAPATI K M MUNSHI (Founder).
,The Harilal Bhagawathi College of Communication and Management, Bangalore, which was begun in he year 1969, is one of the eminent constituent schools of the Rajendra Prasad Institute of Communication and Management, Mumbai, set up by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan to give offices to Industry-based occupation situated particular expert Post-Graduate Diploma courses and has been directing classes in English, as mechanism of Instruction.
Bhavan’s H B School of Communication and Management, is basically on Evening College and if there are more applications the classes might be begun in the Morning meetings.
At present the Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism (Kannada Medium) is likewise run in the Morning meeting.
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So as to stay up with the most current and most recent improvement patterns in the domains of Communication and Management, and to make the courses completely Industry-based and work arranged, due accentuation is laid on the genuine pragmatic abilities, and experience.
Notwithstanding organizing unique talks, courses, workshops and visits to Industries, uncommon short-group length bundle.
Preparing programs, concerning the specific necessities and prerequisites of industry and business, making full usage of figures and hardware media, will be made.
Subtleties of projects alongside other important data with respect to charges, adds up to be paid will be told independently on the school, Notice Board for consistence by understudies.