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2 months agoBeginner-Level 5
Sure, students find excellent placement offers n major channels like AAJ Tk, NDTV, Hindustan Times, The tribune, The ideaz Factory, radio Mirchi, ABP Snjha, White Hill Studio, Ghaint Punjab Media Pvt Ltd, Summer News and Connect fm Canada etc. Such placements are not just in the front line of new reading or reporting. Most of the students join editing, production, writing and digital avenues. So those few give them a platform to start careers in areas other than journalism. Where students are placed shows that they have several options in the media world with their studies completed. this also stands testimony to the fact that opportun
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2 months agoBeginner-Level 4
The BA Journalism and Mass Communication programme offered by Chandigarh University comprises subjects such as Introduction to Mass Communication, Communication Skills, Print Media Reporting and Editing, and Digital Media. Students undertake Media Laws and Ethics, Fundamentals of Public Relations and Advertising, and Radio and Television Programming in addition to the above. Students also study hands-on subjects including Computer Applications (Theory + Practical), while also focusing on specializations such as Social Media Content & Marketing or Investigative Journalism.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, Chandigarh University combines imagination with technical depth. Imagine sitting in a design studio, sketching your own character on paper, and then a week later, watching it move in a 3D space using Maya or Blender. That's how CU balances creativity and technology. We are encouraged to paint, storyboard, and experiment freely, and then taught how to bring those visions alive through VFX, 3D animation, or digital editing. It feels like starting with a blank canvas and ending with a cinematic scene.
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2 months agoBeginner-Level 5
At Chandiharh University, the teaching style is mixed with industry learning. Students get to use TV studio, camera setups, and news production rooms. They do hands-on traning that is close to real newsroom life. Along with that, students also write for newsletters and design their own media projects. These activities help them explore creativity and learn teamwork. Every semester, students join field assignments, reporting tasks, and photography events. This makes them confident for field journalism. The last semester is mainly about internships. Here students enter real media officers and work with professionals. Such exposure helps
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