Career

As per your query, it seems that you have not done class 12th, and directly pursued graduation without completing class 12th, so as per your profile you are not eligible to get admission in this programme. As the eligibility criteria to pursue MBA is 10+2+3. Please note that, the final selection in full time MBA or PGDM programme is made on the basis of:
1. Education background of the students. I. e. 50% marks in graduation.
2. Score in various management entrance tests like CAT MAT XAT etc.
3. Performance in group discussions and personal interview.
4. Work experience if any.
5. Other activities like participating in various event like debates, quiz, extra curricular activities, etc.

Becoming a journalist can be a fun and rewarding job, but getting that job starts with a good education and a desire to work hard. If you are committed to become a journalist, I may suggest you with the following steps:-
1. Choose the right college: an accredited school that not only offers journalism degree, but a place to practice your craft.
2. Decide which type of journalism you're going to pursue: Journalists work in all types of media including newspapers, magazines, photo, television and online.
3. Get an internship: it will provide real-world experience and give you an in at least one media outlet.
4. Start networking: Go to different journalism conventions and job fairs throughout the year.
5. Put your name out there: As you're trying to break into the field, send your resume and work to various media outlets across the country.
6. Talk & Discuss with your faculty about the prospects of this career.

Becoming a journalist can be a fun and rewarding job, but getting that job starts with a good education and a desire to work hard. If you are committed to become a journalist, I may suggest you with the following steps:-
1. Choose the right college: an accredited school that not only offers journalism degree, but a place to practice your craft.
2. Decide which type of journalism you're going to pursue: Journalists work in all types of media including newspapers, magazines, photo, television and online.
3. Get an internship: it will provide real-world experience and give you an in at least one media outlet.
4. Start networking: Go to different journalism conventions and job fairs throughout the year.
5. Put your name out there: As you're trying to break into the field, send your resume and work to various media outlets across the country.
6. Talk & Discuss with your faculty about the prospects of this career.