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Key Facts: WBCHSE Journalism Exam
JMCN
Official WBCHSE subject code
https://wbchse.wb.gov.in/subjects/
30%
Minimum pass in theory and practical/project independently
https://wbchse.wb.gov.in/frequently-asked-questions-examination
INR 215
Class XII semester enrolment total (INR 190 to Council)
WBCHSE Memo L/PR/305/2025
bn+en
Non-language elective paper media (Bengali and English)
WBCHSE examination regulations
Sem I–IV
Higher Secondary semester system across Classes XI–XII
https://wbchse.wb.gov.in/annual-working-plan
A comprehensive exam covering print, broadcast, and digital media principles, ethics, and practices for West Bengal 11th and 12th-grade students. English-language MCQ study adaptation for WBCHSE HS—not an official board paper.
Sample WBCHSE Journalism Practice Questions
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1Who is known as the father of modern communication studies?
2Which model of communication introduces the concept of 'noise'?
3In Berlo's SMCR model, what does 'C' stand for?
4The process of converting a message into symbols or signs is known as:
5Which communication type involves talking to oneself?
6Feedback is an essential component of which communication model?
7Kinesics is the study of:
8Which barrier to communication refers to misunderstandings due to language or vocabulary?
9The transmission of messages to a large, diverse, and scattered audience is called:
10Who gave the formula 'Who says what in which channel to whom with what effect'?
About the WBCHSE Journalism Exam
The WBCHSE Higher Secondary Journalism and Mass Communication exam tests students' understanding of media, communication theories, reporting, editing, broadcasting, and media ethics. It prepares students for higher studies or a career in the dynamic field of media. This OpenExamPrep bank is an English-language four-option MCQ study aid for WBCHSE Higher Secondary; it does not replace official Bengali/English board papers, descriptive answers, or required practical/project/performance evidence.
Exam sponsor: West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
WBCHSE Higher Secondary subject JMCN: Semesters I–IV across Classes XI–XII; theory examinations plus practical/project/performance where the syllabus requires them.
Time Limit
As per semester notification (typically 2–3 hours for theory sittings)
Passing Score
30% minimum in theory and in practical/project independently (WBCHSE examination FAQ)
Exam / Certification Fees
Semester enrolment fee structure (Council): Sem III/IV student total INR 215 (155 enrolment + 30 processing + 30 convenience), with INR 190 to Council and INR 25 centre grant; supplementary often INR 50/paper. Separately, the public Fees page lists Class XII examination fees (within schedule) about INR 205 lab / INR 195 non-lab / INR 135 special. Confirm the applicable circular for the sitting.
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Preparing for the WBCHSE Journalism Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 30% minimum in theory and in practical/project independently (WBCHSE examination FAQ)
- Assessment: WBCHSE Higher Secondary subject JMCN: Semesters I–IV across Classes XI–XII; theory examinations plus practical/project/performance where the syllabus requires them.
- Time limit: As per semester notification (typically 2–3 hours for theory sittings)
- Exam / certification fees: Semester enrolment fee structure (Council): Sem III/IV student total INR 215 (155 enrolment + 30 processing + 30 convenience), with INR 190 to Council and INR 25 centre grant; supplementary often INR 50/paper. Separately, the public Fees page lists Class XII examination fees (within schedule) about INR 205 lab / INR 195 non-lab / INR 135 special. Confirm the applicable circular for the sitting. Official sources
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WBCHSE Journalism: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the passing criteria for WBCHSE Journalism?
Students must secure at least 30% in theory and in practical/project independently for the mandatory best-of-five subjects (two languages and three electives), per the Council examination FAQ.
Is there a practical component?
Yes, there is a practical/project assessment that involves hands-on assignments like reporting, creating mock newsletters, or conducting surveys.
Which textbooks are recommended?
Students should primarily refer to textbooks prescribed by the WBCHSE for Class 11 and 12 Journalism and Mass Communication.
Are previous years' papers important?
Yes, solving past papers helps understand the question pattern, mark distribution, and frequently tested topics.
Can I pursue this without an arts background?
Yes, Journalism can typically be opted for by students from different streams as an elective subject, depending on the school's offerings.
Does it cover digital media?
Yes, the syllabus includes modern components like cyber journalism, digital media, and basic IT acts relating to the press.
Are these MCQs identical to the official WBCHSE JMCN question paper?
No. Official non-language elective papers are set in Bengali and English under the semester system and may include descriptive and practical/project components. These items are an English MCQ study adaptation only.