Advertising & PR

Yes, PR is the best career for you it seems. Women do very well in PR. PR would top charts among equal employment opportunity sectors, countered Yadav. The creme de la creme of the industry in India and overseas are a well-balanced mixture of men and women. We do prefer women, admits Gopu, perhaps because many PR functions require soft skills commonly associated with women. After 18 years, it remains a challenge for me to recruit men to join our team. Both men and women are suited for this job, said Kishore, but PR industry is dominated by women.
How tall is the corporate ladder? Speedier chances said Gopu. After executive level, it's senior-executive, accounts-manager, accounts-director, team leader and well, CEO. The learning curve during the formative years is the sharpest in a PR consultancy, said Yadav. The highest position in a corporate is function-head. In a consultancy, it's head of business with profit/loss responsibilities. He/she can take up international relations for a country, said Kishore.

Hi Neerham!
A specialised Diploma in Public Relations are only offered at post graduation level. You can pursue a Bachelor degree in Mass Communication as it has PR as one of the main subjects. Once you have completed your graduation, you can pursue a PG Diploma in public relations. You can find a list of top colleges in India offering public relations by clicking on this link https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-5-colleges-offering-pr-courses-in-india-blogId-11019
To answer your second question, product manager and a Public Relations are two very different job profiles. A product manager develops products by identifying potential products; conducting market research; generating product requirements; determining specifications, production timetables, pricing, and time-integrated plans for product introduction; developing marketing strategies.
Public relations (PR) is about managing reputation of a company. You'll use all forms of media and communication to build, maintain and manage the reputation of your clients. These range from public bodies or services, to businesses and voluntary organisations. You'll communicate key messages, often using third party endorsements, to defined target audiences in order to establish and maintain goodwill and understanding between an organisation and its public.

The first and foremost thing that requires to become a PRO (Public Relations Officer) is to have the power to manipulate people. If you have the right communication skill set along with confidence over your words then you are good to go to take the first step of the infinity.
You must be aware about the daily happenings of the society and understand the needs of your clients and how can you put him/her in front of the media to deliver his views and opinions. Again, you should have excellent relationship with the media personal because they are the people responsible for your trust gaining in front of your client. All these things can be achieved after taking a proper course that gives you the right exposure and perfect training to understand everything. A good college always provides you the best of media relationships right from the beginning so that it becomes really easy on your part to clear your path.The average salary of an account executive varies between 22000 to 30000 INR depending upon how good you are at handling the stuffs. This is a great field where you have the liberty to express your creativeness.

Hello,
The utmost function of public relations is to make its client's image in the society. A public relations company has good media relations which becomes very helpful for their clients when there arises any crisis in the firm. The PRs share the insights of the problem with the media journalist's which makes a journalist aware of the happening.
A PRO (Public Relations Officer) uses his terms with journalist and holds the power to stop the news to be disseminated in the media or if the news has already been shared he/she asks the journalist to publish an apology note or write the reasons for the mishappening which helps to restore the image in the public for their client. They uses there best of skills to manipulate the situation in favour of their clients and give them the constant support they need at that time. Being a normal person you can't make a journalist aware about the crisis and can't manage to get rid of the defaming that has already been done. A PR specialist makes PR plans ready which help clients gain the image back in front of the society.

After completing 12th, you can go for a degree in mass communication. Public relations (PR) is the use of communications channels to manage public perception of an individual or an organisation. A PR person not only should have flair for writing but should be someone who communicates well. He/she must be well-equipped with the updates of media industry. Management and planning are the skills that are required to keep you upfront.
PR can be used to protect, enhance or build reputations through the media, social media, or self-produced communications.The tools include preparing and disseminating press releases, media pitches, creating and executing events designed for public outreach and media relations, crisis PR strategies and social media promotions.
Bachelor of mass media is a good option and yes, it is considered a legitimate degree outside India.