Journalism

Hello Rohan, 60% (aggregate) is too less for one to secure a seat in DCAC, DU.
Also, DCAC is one of the top colleges for Journalism so it will be tough for you. You can try for other colleges of DU, and that too can happen ONLY when you have some quota like that of OBC/SC/ST etc.
You can't get admission in any college of DU with 60% if you are from General category. Something can happen only if you have some reservation/quota.
All the best!

Hi Nikhil,
You can apply for this if you are a graduate. As per National Institute of Mass Communication & Journalism, Ahmadabad, Admission process:
1. Log on to: www.nimcj.org
2. Click on "Apply Now"
3. Fill up the Application form
4. MACJET Entrance Exam
5. Personal Interview
6. Documents Verification
7. Admission Confirmation
Fee: Application fee: Rs. 750 Pay online / Offline
Course fee: Rs. 2 lakhs for the course (Rs. 50000 per semester).

Dear Anubhav Shroti,
Below are the colleges offers journalism-
Makhan Lal University, Bhopal. They have a campus "Editworks School of Mass Communication" for Graduation in Noida
Amity University, Noida
Jagran Institute Of Management & Mass Communication (JIMMC)

Dear Deep, If you want to get into radio, then you can start with AIR, they give chance to the freshers with first 2 youth shows in the segment Yuvvani, later on try in other channels of AIR and fill forms for the audition when they are out. For private channels, visit their offices, search jobs to get in, and be prepare to have lot and lot of struggle. Good luck!

Hello,
First complete your graduation and then you can apply for MA Journalism. All the best. If you find this helpful, do give an upvote.

The fees for journalism in Mumbai is INR. 10,000 to INR. 5 Lacs.

NIMCJ is the best from many ways like placements, faculty, industrial visits, and Media industry veteran as a visiting faculty.