Journalism

Hello Rajendra Prasad.
The fees of government colleges will vary from Rs. 11,659 to Rs. 1,10,000 for the entire course. However, fees for mass communication courses offered by private universities will vary from Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 3.5 lakh for the entire course.
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Yes dear it's good. You will have practical exposure and theoretical too. Go ahead. All the best.

Hi Vinay
The application forms are out you can check there in the official site
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For becoming a news anchor skills are the first priority, A Bachelor's degree in journalism, communications or a related field is generally the first step in becoming a news anchor. These 3-year degree programs include coursework in media ethics, editorial writing, visual technology and investigative reporting. Height is not important but yes, personality matters, and 5.5 is good height so be confident and good luck.

Distance won't be a good idea in my opinion. Some things require practical knowledge and exposure and you should go through it to achieve the perfection. This will also help you in your future jobs when you will gain more skills. So, rather go for regular.

You need to have at least 50% in graduation, and then you can pursue Masters. It is a great course. All the best.

You can join some good college, which offers both theoretical and practical exposure also. There are many colleges offering this course.

Yes, there are chances, because many times students change their options and the vacancy is open. So, there is a chance that you might get a call.

Hi,The fee for BJMC in United College of Education is:
INR. 44,400 (First Year) - 3 yearsTotal fee (complete course) - 133,200 INR.

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