Journalism

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A lot depends on your interest also because you can give your est only if you are passionate about it and the best results too would be similar. BBA if added with MBA would do wonders to your career. B.J. M. C. if pursued from a good enterprising college would give you on campus training an live projects and connections which would help you to be recruited by brands or start your own work as a student who recently got the national award for his documentary film is from LPU which offers ample opportunities to its students to grow. Best would be to browse some good college sites like St, Xaveir's, Miranda, LPU etc. And check the curriculum given on the web sites of such colleges which would help you to decide fast once you check the subjects you would have to go through. All the best.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A. ) English with Journalism is a 3 years graduate degree programme, the minimum eligibility is 12th passed from a recognised school board or its equivalent exam. The course is designed around a combination of period study, thematic study, and courses inculcating theoretical skills and practical skills. Admission to the course is depends upon the criteria of candidates performance in a relevant entrance exam, and subsequent round of counselling. BJMC or Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication is a 3 year undergraduate degree for the aspirants who wish to pursue their career in the field of journalism and media industry. BJMC course main aim is to expose students to the recent research and development in the media field and the hot topics or issues floating around. BJMC course is offered in the name of BA (Hons. ) Journalism and Mass Communication, therefore you need to meet the required eligibility criteria to get admission. To get eligible for B.A. English in Journalism or BJMC course, you need to possess a minimum of 50% in 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised university/board. Some of the universities like Delhi University, Chandigarh University, Mewar University, O P jindal University, IILM University, Gurugram and many more. I will recommend you IILM University, Gurugram, which offers a undergraduate course in Journalism, Media, and Communication. At IILM, modules are designed to provide an academic, practical, and vocational foundation and the opportunity to develop professional skills. Their pedagogy is a combination of classroom lectures that are rigorous and highly interactive along with experiential learning. This includes excursions, field trips, working extensively on live projects, simulations, and much more. All this is coupled with several guest sessions where experts from the industry. Also being a liberal education university IILM offers an array of subjects ranging from art & culture to international relations, psychology to world history, design fundamentals to corporate communication, and advertising to public relations along with core journalism.

HiJournalism and mass media are the most creative branches which are much in demand. NIMCJ is a college of repute in Chennai. Symbiosis is another name to reckon with due to its wide platform and good infrastructure. LPU is another name of repute offering wide exposure to its students right from the campus with interactive events with celebrities visiting the campus. So browse some good colleges which would give you more than scholarship, that is, check the academics of the college, as well as infrastructure, exposure, seminars, projects, etc. So that you get the best. Last but not the least, some colleges also offer their assistance for getting education loans. The online admissions are on so better be fast in deciding. All the Best !

Hi Sehar, You have chosen one of the most popular courses students apply for these days from Humanities and Social Sciences. For the courses mentioned, universities such as IILM University Gurugram, Jindal School of International affairs Sonipat, Christ college Bangalore, Ashoka University Sonepat, Shiv Nadar University Greater Noida are a few universities to consider for both Journalism and International Relations. Since you are interested in these courses, you might want to also explore Liberal Education offered in Universities like IILM University, Flame and Ashoka University are a few that allow you to take a combination of courses as a major/minor option. This allows your to explore your interests during your undergraduate study. Applications for admission to the courses are open for most of the universities mentioned here, visit the websites of these universities to know more. Wish you good luck :). .