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I would not advise you to go for Institute of Management Studies, Noida. My suggestion will depends upon what other options you do have. If you are not getting admission is any college for BJMC, then you may take admission in IMS, Noida. The reason why I am saying this is its affiliation, infrastructure and Placement. This college is affiliated with a low graded state university of Uttar Pradesh i.e., Chaudhry Charan Singh University, Meerut. This is not the good University, course curriculum is very old. Second reason is its infrastructure. Although, it is located at very good location, connectivity is good. Surrounding area is also good. But, the internal structure of the college is worst. Canteen is bad. No cleanliness at all. And, the third thing is it's placement. You cannot get the good placement opportunity here. Because, this college is not much famous for this BJMC course. They are only specialized in management course (BBA, PGDM). So, try to find out any other college.

Hello,
Design schools are started and run by state government. There are states and there are such schools. In some cases, the schools of designs run by states are simply superb while in some cases these are not worth mentioning. Hence, all cannot be painted by same brush.
What used to happen in olden times was the beurocratic approach that resulted in late decisions, which in turn hampered the untrammeled growth of these schools. Decision making used to be lethargic and hence, placements were also problematic.
But, with Advent of time, things have indeed changed. Agility has replaced lethargy. There is a great amount of hand holding of students as well as industry. This has happened due to different actions by government. Placements, hence nowadays are quite dynamically managed by even state design Schools. Students need not worry on this aspect, at least now a days.

One may go for various certificate and Diploma courses in cinematography to acquire knowledge in the field. Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune; Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute, Kolkata, Zee Institute of Media Arts and Whistling Woods International in Mumbai are some of the prominent institutes that conduct courses in Cinematography.
The skills that a cinematographer should possess are mentioned below:
-Must having hands-on experience of various film cameras, adapters, filters, various types of lens and the usage of reflector board like props.
-Practical knowledge of interior and exterior set-lights.
- Knowledge of Frames and Composition.
-Adaptable to the work locations and ready to meet the challenges.
-Responsible for finishing shooting in-time.

To begin with, Delhi is not the only center for Indian Institute of Mass Communication. It has its branches in Dhenkanal, Maharashtra, Kashmir, etc. For PG Diploma in Journalism, one needs to have all the current affairs on their tips along with a stronghold on English/Hindi - depending on the fact that in which language you chose to pursue Journalism in.
GK/Current Affairs:
These include not only MCQs but also in-detail answers for which the candidate needs to have in-depth information about that particular current affair. The long answers generally ask the students to give their take on a certain current affair/GK-related question. One should have quotes/examples at hand to make their answers stand out from others. For this, one needs to have a thorough newspaper reading habit. Current affairs of six-eight months before the scheduled date of exam are included.
English:
One should prepare for homophones (similar sounding words with different meanings), finding errors in sentences, word-meanings and make sentences, and unseen passage. It isn't as simple as it sounds and needs preparation.
Students can prepare on their own or take coaching if necessary.