Electronic Media

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Areas of work include television and radio, film and video, digital media, computer games, journalism, writing and publishing, PR and media practice. Employers include: communications agencies. TV and radio companies. Most producers and directors have a Bachelor's degree and several years of work experience in an occupation related to motion picture, TV, or theater production, such as an actor, film and video editor, or cinematographer. Producers and directors usually have a Bachelor's degree. All the best.

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Your situation seems to be just like mine. I am a graduate in BCA. Now I want to do forensics. Most of the universities that I have searched require a 3 year degree, whereas for atleast 2 years you should have studied bio/phy/che/maths (atleast 2 subjects) or a degree in forensics. I will let you know if I succeed in finding the one that suits the situation.

The minimum Educational Qualification required to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Journalism is the successful completion of the 10+2 or equivalent level of education. Although some universities teach Journalism at the Undergraduate Level, the subject is vastly taught at the Postgraduate level in our country.

Yes, as admission is based on the score obtained entrance test FEAT (Further Education Aptitude Test) as a common national level entrance examination into PG.