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4 months agoBeginner-Level 5
The salary of a journalist depends upon which position they have been selected for. At first, fresh mass communication graduates/post graduates are hired as interns and allocated to various departments as per their interests and the organization's requirements in the Input and Output division, anchors, producers, reporters, guest coordinators, research departments, etc.
For an entry-level journalist job in India, post successful completion of their internship period, the salary can range between INR 3 Lacs to 4 lakh. As the journalist gains experience the salary sees a rise along with various other perks.
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4 months agoBeginner-Level 5
There are no parameters to judge who is the no 1 journalist in India. The battle for being the no 1 journalist in India is between popular news channels like NDTV, Aaj Tak, India TV, Republic Bharat, News18 Hindi etc. Each journalist associated with these channels has their own positives and negatives.
So no one can claim to be the no 1 journalist in India, however, just to put a general perspective, some top journalists in India in terms of viewership and fan following are Arnab Goswami, Ravish Kumar, Anjana Om Kashyap, Sweta Singh, Punya Prasoon Vajpayee, Rajat Sharma, Rahul Kanwal, Saurabh Dwivedi, Ajit Anjum, Barkha Dutt, Fayw D'sou
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4 months agoContributor-Level 8
In case of Allahabad University, M.A Mass Communication and Journalism, the syllabus of the PG entrance exam (PGAT) is more of practicals of course as far as subject knowledge in the field of journalism and mass communication is concerned. Some of the vital moral areas are the general knowledge of the Indian political and economic environment, international affairs, current public affairs, Indian history and social sciences, Information Communication Technologies (ICT) and the application of such ICTs in the media industries and the concepts of the mass media and the society. It is a 2-hours exam of 150 objective-based questions with n
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4 months agoContributor-Level 7
Mass Communication and Media graduates, including roles in journalism, public relations, digital marketing, and content creation.
Writer, trainee reporter, news desk assistant, or social media executive.
Some also work as production assistants in TV or assistant directors in films. Advertising agencies offer roles like junior copywriter or client servicing executive.
PR companies hire freshers as public relations assistants.
These jobs help you learn on the job and build experience.
Many news channels, digital media firms, and agencies hire fresh graduates who have good communication skills and a passion for media work.
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