CBSE 12th

You will be eligible to take up journalism in any recognised university only if you have 55% in your 12th exam (any stream). Students who have cleared the board exam with English as one of the best four subjects, can apply for this course. After 12th, one can take up B.A. In Journalism and Mass Communication. Some colleges offer this course on the basis of the 12th board exam result. But, a few colleges do conduct entrance tests for this. Delhi University carries out a Common Entrance Test for Journalism (CETJ) for the Bachelors course. At Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, there are two rounds of interview. The first round is Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) which includes objective questions. The second round consists of writing ability test as well as personal interaction. A few colleges like Amrita University conduct only a personal interview. SRM University takes in students for B.A. Journalism on the basis of their 12th marks. Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication is usually a three years course.

Hi Astil, Yes, why not. Australia is a very popular study abroad destination among Indian students. There are many well known universities and colleges offering hundreds of programs in Australia. International students can also work part time during studies. In addition, Australian government also allows international students to stay and work in Australia for some years after successfully completing their studies. So, it is a good choice but it can be expensive. If you want to study in Australia decide what to study, browse universities and learn about their admission requirements and processes before starting the formal application process.