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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Nitin,
BA in journalism and mass communication is a 3-year programme that will help to create skills required in print, electronic and new media. You see thousands of media /mediums are there to communicate, how this all occurs, you will get to know about all in this course.
It has all the subjects related to photography, journalism, editing, camera handling, news writing, crime and minor politics, public relation, advertising etc.
It is a wide field with a large scope. One may get a job as public relation person for MNC'S, can work in advertising agency, print media, electronic media, website, photojournalist, journalist, report
BA in journalism and mass communication is a 3-year programme that will help to create skills required in print, electronic and new media. You see thousands of media /mediums are there to communicate, how this all occurs, you will get to know about all in this course.
It has all the subjects related to photography, journalism, editing, camera handling, news writing, crime and minor politics, public relation, advertising etc.
It is a wide field with a large scope. One may get a job as public relation person for MNC'S, can work in advertising agency, print media, electronic media, website, photojournalist, journalist, report
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Firdous,
You have scored reasonably well in your 12th exam. English honours is a good course to do. After this, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to work. But it's a language and you must give enough time to learn.
You have scored reasonably well in your 12th exam. English honours is a good course to do. After this, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to work. But it's a language and you must give enough time to learn.
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Niranjan,
Yes, you can take admission in arts side subjects/course. government colleges pass cut off which is kept higher always. You can also look private Colleges, they do not have cut offs but there is eligibility criteria usually 60%.
You can choose any college (private/government) for starting your graduation.
All the best! Thank you!
Yes, you can take admission in arts side subjects/course. government colleges pass cut off which is kept higher always. You can also look private Colleges, they do not have cut offs but there is eligibility criteria usually 60%.
You can choose any college (private/government) for starting your graduation.
All the best! Thank you!
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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If you are doing this Diploma after 10+2 or after 10th but of minimum 3 years and approved by state board of technical education then only you can do it else no. You have to clear 10+2 or any qualification equivalent to that to pursue a graduation programme.
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