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Saika Iqbal
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Yes you can become both anchor and pro because BA mass communication course has many subjects related to this field.
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2 years agoI want to become a TV anchor but I don't have a degree in mass communication so is there any chance?
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Saika Iqbal
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Yes you can become an anchor but you have do 1 year Diploma course of mass communication then you are eligible to become an anchor but you must have skills of communication.
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Saika Iqbal
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There are many ways to become anchor if you done your 12th then you can do B.A. In journalism and mass communication, in this course you can become journalist or anchor or if you are graduate then you can pursue a Diploma of journalism and mass communication you will be eligible to become an anchor. After that you have to approach telugu tv industry.
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mohammed hamza
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To be eligible for NIMCET (National Institute of Technology MCA Common Entrance Test), candidates must have a Bachelor's degree with Mathematics as one of the main subjects. As you have completed your B.Sc. Degree with Mathematics, you are eligible to apply for NIMCET. However, please note that the eligibility criteria for NIMCET may vary from year to year, and you should check the latest eligibility criteria mentioned in the official notification or website of NIMCET to ensure that you meet all the eligibility requirements.
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Om prakash sahoo
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Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune: FTII is a renowned institute that offers several courses in filmmaking, including a three-year postgraduate Diploma in Direction and Screenplay Writing. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai: Whistling Woods International offers a range of courses in filmmaking, including a two-year Diploma in Screenwriting and a two-year postgraduate Diploma in Direction. National School of Drama, Mumbai: The National School of Drama offers a one-year course in Screenplay Writing and a one-year course in Direction. Annapurna International School of Film and Media, Hyderabad: Although not in Maharash
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Aditya Agarwal
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Your question is incomplete between whatever the branch you have in your B.Tech is what I am assuming. So the subjects you read in your curriculum is the same u need to get through for executive trainee. Hope it helps ;). .
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Muhammed Sinan KN
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Firstly, you have to fill the entrance exam form, then you have to pass it. After that, the university will give you the list of colleges.
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Anukriti srivastava
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To be a professional Filmmaker or Director, one must hold a degree in Filmmaking Courses such as B.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA or B.Sc. A Certification or A Diploma in Filmmaking may also work in some cases, but that must compensate for the amount of experience you have in the field supporting the outstanding exposure to the field.
To be a professional Filmmaker or Director, one must hold a degree in Filmmaking Courses such as B.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA or B.Sc. A Certification or A Diploma in Filmmaking may also work in some cases, but that must compensate for the amount of experience you have in the field supporting the outstanding exposure to the field.
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ankit kumar
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The fee structure at Balaji ICE Institute for Certificate in Script Writing is INR 2 lakhs +
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Nandini Pangasarajah
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Hello, There is no minimum education requirement. However, those who pursue formal training may have more options available after completing their education. In some cases, aspiring actors might take classes at a theater company's acting conservatory or take acting lessons. Others pursue acting as a college major or study filmmaking or theater. Actors can earn an associate, Bachelor's, or master's degree in acting or theater. To earn these degrees, students can attend acting schools or conservatories or take acting courses offered at regular colleges or universities. The programs may include subjects like improvisation, acting for tele
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