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DHARAM PAL JAKHARMASTERS IN MATHEMATICS
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As per my opinion and my knowledge, these are two different fields and have very different syllabus. Both are 2 separate course. All the best.
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Kaushani GangulyMedia student. Film Enthusiast.
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Engineering and J&M are very different from each other. While you have to exert a lot more for engineering, it will be more fruitful. But if you actually want to do Journalism and Mass Communication then you should go for the course you really want to pursue.
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Sunny GuptaProfessor, JIMS, Vasant Kunj, Delhi (GGSIPU)
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Hello,
There is no difference between both the courses. It's just only the nomenclature of course. Few universities and campus give BA (JMC) degree and few one give BJMC and GJUS&T, Hisar provides B.Sc degree in journalism and mass communication.
There is no difference between both the courses. It's just only the nomenclature of course. Few universities and campus give BA (JMC) degree and few one give BJMC and GJUS&T, Hisar provides B.Sc degree in journalism and mass communication.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
Guide-Level 15
You can work in newspaper publication, News and Blogging groups, Magazines and Editorials, TV Channels, Radios etc. Your job can range from editorial work to presenting.
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Ashis Mittal
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If your aim is to work directly within journalism, it is vital that you build up a portfolio of work and gain as much relevant experience as possible. Working on a student newspaper, magazine or radio station will be helpful. You could also start your own blog to develop your writing style and interview techniques. Take advantage of any work placements on your course to gain experience and make contacts within the industry. You could also find opportunities by contacting TV production studios, radio outlets, magazines and newspapers. Show an enthusiasm for their subject matter and ask if they have any work experience schemes. Writing v
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Ashis Mittal
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To get on a relevant degree, you'll need five GCSEs A-C, including Maths, English and Science and three A levels. There are no specific subjects required but relevant ones include: English literature, English language, media, psychology, sociology, communication studies and law.
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shivangi raizada
Guide-Level 13
No, you are not eligible for it as your score is much lower than requirement aggregate marks required is 55%.
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
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Jamia Milia Islamia University
Delhi University
Ashutosh College.
Delhi University
Ashutosh College.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Check out with some of the colleges under IP University who might be having spot admission facility. I mean they might be offering admission without counselling or entrance. This you need to check. A more valid option shall be Amity School of Communication which is more likely to grow into a good place for mass media and media related education.
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