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If you are working, then you must go for BA Distance mode, and it is better for you, as it will not disturb your work, and side by side you will get your degree also. All the best and have a great life ahead.

Hi Manoj Tiwari, MBA in Mass. Communication is the best for any media student to do Masters. These include television & films, journalism, public relations, event management & advertising. Internships are offered, say with a magazine or an advertising firm, but these may not translate into actual jo

Hi, Entrance exam varies from university to university. Minimum eligibility for a Bachelor degree is 10+2. Often, most universities/ colleges offering media programmes have an entrance exam to shortlist students
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Hi, Please find the link below for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/mass-communication-types-of-job-profiles-blogId-10953.

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Hello Yash, BCA is a good degree course. You can have a lot of opportunities in field of CS&IT. But if you don't have interest in BCA or we can say you don't understand it and nothing to do with it. Then consider the option to Leave BCA. What do you like or have interest in. It depends on interest a

That's up to you, which subject you wanna pursue, it depends on your interest.

Hi,
You may choose to pursue a post-graduation in multimedia, like an M.Sc. In multimedia technology. A PG in Mass media with a specialization in subjects like, journalism, production, direction, photography and especially advertising for you is good. MBA in media would be a good option if managemen