Journalism

Hello Rashmi,
St. Xavier's is one of the prestigious and faithful brands. It is a huge value place and study pattern is awesome there. So, it is obviously a nice choice. St. Xavier's conducts an entrance exam to get the students from all the corners. You just need to clear that. Apart, from this I'll advice you to make a proper check of its study pattern, facilities, fee structure etc. Apart from Ranchi, you can also consider one in Mumbai or Kolkata.

There isn't like a XYZ number you need to get in order to get a seat in B.A. Journalism. a 70-80% would do good. In specific to MCC there is no separate entrance exam that you need to give. It is all based on the percentage that you achieve in class 12th.

Hello Raksha,
Open University, Reva University, Dayananda Sagar University, Kristu Jayanti College and there are many more too, choose as per your comfortability in terms of commuting, and if it is affordable or not and especially for future placements and career.

Hello Samaira,
Yes, they do have an entrance exam for BJMC.

Hello Baishakhi,
Programs in fashion communication, which cover print writing and editing, photography, marketing, and fashion analysis. Undergraduates can gain a solid understanding of fashion journalism by taking courses in reporting, research, fashion writing, fashion trends, art, and product forecasting. You can pursue B.A. Honors in Fashion Journalism, B.A. (Hons) Fashion Journalism teaches print and digital journalism and broadcast skills for a range of contexts. A focus on technical competency and creative direction ensures students develop a well-rounded approach.

Hello Vinay,
There is no major difference in B.J. M. C. and B.J. Even I would say they both are same. It is all about journalism and mass communication. You can go ahead in this and yes, there is CET (Common Entrance test) for admission in this course.

Hello Shalvi,
It is good one and you can apply here for admission. And they provide you placements too but your efforts are much required, without that, it will not be possible to get into something especially when it comes to journalism. There is a big competition going on nowadays and you need to be more active, energetic and minded with each and everything happening around.

Hello Ajith,
Both courses are good and almost same. It just depends upon your interest. BA in journalism is a regular programme of three years. While B.Voc is also a three year programme but here you have a choice, you can withdraw from the course after 1 year which will be considered as a Diploma.

Hello Aviroop,
There are no such typical steps. You must have done 12th with minimum 50% (any stream). It's up to the college or Institute whether they conduct any entrance test or not. There is generally a discussion, they may check your communication skills and may be an aptitude test.

Hello Reshma,
Yes, you can pursue Masters in journalism after completing graduation in science. Journalism is a good subject you will have various options in your future. It will not affect your career as such because journalism has a scope in every field.