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Hi Adnan,
Let's follow up to your question without a delay now. As per my sincere understanding, 'Ped' here refers to physical education and will that be counted as a subject for the best of 4 subjects during the admission process of Delhi University or not is your question. I should tell you that on a default note, physical education is not one of the elective subjects as per the subjected lists of Delhi University and hence will not be counted among the other 3 subjects.
Also, remember that best of 4 subjects must include one of the language subject as well. Now, for the course of B.A. in journalism and mass communication, sometimes colleges do listen to your portion of story when you visit a college for the admission process and convincing them for the same is in your hand. DCAC strictly prohibits the inclusion of Physical Education marks as one of the 4 subjects to get you in for the requested course.
However, different colleges might have a different criterion for the same. There comes a good news. Delhi University had ruled out entrance exam for the course of journalism and mass communication. Hence, your admission will be purely based on the cut-off list by different colleges (not university). So, No book is needed to prepare for the entrance test. The criteria for the admission is simple. Just follow the basic guidelines by Delhi University and keep a regular check on the important dates on which DU begins to entertain the openings of admission forms.
Cut-offs will be out in the month of July. The admission forms are generally out by the month of May (any-time). After BA in journalism and mass communication, go ahead with Masters in the same. Stick to your field as Masters in journalism and mass communication degree is enough for a person to fetch a job of any interest or of any field. I am listing you some of the excellent fields that you can pick it from:
1. Sound Engineer.
2. Film Director.
3. Public Relations Officer.
4. Sound Mixer and Sound Recorder.
5. Special Correspondent.
6. TV Correspondent.
7. Producer.
8. Radio Jockey/ RJ.
9. Screenwriter.
10. Art Director.
11. Editor.
12. Event manager.
13. Video Jockey.
14. Fashion Photographer Cartoonist.
15. Illustrator.
16. Critic.
17. Photojournalist
There is a lot more than I could list here as the scope of journalism. DCAC (Higher cut-off) is anyday better than MAC.
I hope I could answer well. Make an informed decision.
All the best Adnan.

Hi Balaji,
Once graduated in B. A. (Hons.) English literature, you could do your M.A. or an MBA. There are several higher study options for meritorious graduates in English language and literature, such as journalism and mass communication; management; tourism administration; law; international relations; linguistics; communication management; film editing and direction; visual communication; and library and information science and forms of creative arts like drama and cinema.
You can explore the option of doing some specialised post graduate courses for which graduation is needed in the field of media, multimedia, public relations, foreign languages, teaching, social work, finance, retail, design, hospitality, stocks, aviation etc. based on your interests and strengths.
If you have a flair for writing, have good communication skills and a reading habit, journalism or mass communication is a good choice. You could also opt for academic careers like teaching and research and particularly training. English language training is a big and growing sector in India with jobs freelance and full-time options as an English language trainer or a voice and accent trainer. English can also help in being a part of call centres, TV, Radio, reporting and also in the advertising industry. You can also work in an embassy.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi Yudhbir,
The options are unlimited, as one can pursue variety of professional courses such as business administration, hotel management, tourism management etc. You can also opt for courses outside the university stream, such as hotel management, fashion technology, industrial design, packaging, government accredited computer courses and a host of post 10 + 2 level vocational courses.
You can do a BCA (Computer Applications), BBA (Business Administration), law, civil aviation pilot, astronomy, architecture, design, mass communication, merchant navy, defense forces, psychology, civil services etc. To decide on the course, you should analyse your strengths, career goals, interests, personality, aptitude and ability. If you decide based on these parameters, you will put in your best effort and will be successful in your chosen field.
Depending on your career goal and interest area, I can let you know the best colleges available. I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.