Journalism

Journalism doesn't actually require a separate course. If you have literary skills and have a good knowledge of a particular field then you are good to go. Otherwise you can opt for M.A in mass communication if you are interested.

Both will help you in traveling. Depends on which sector you go in journalism. But yes, tourism will give you more opportunity to travel.

Journalism course can be pursued after obtaining 10+2 certificate and journalism is Bachelor degree course.

You have to work hard to get a placement. I don't think this news reading career will help you in a longer run. Pursue a Mass Communication and Journalism course from the best colleges and University like NIMCJ. In this course, you will learn about print media, electronic media, digital media, Radio and many more.

NIMCJ [ http://www.nimcj.org/ ]
MICA
LJ Institute of Mass Communication
Gujarat University.

Yes, you are eligible, You can apply for the course until age limit crossed. Apply for the same this year and prepare yourself to clear entrance exam.
All the best.

Seeing that you are from Hyderabad, I suggest you try Ramoji Academy Of Film And Television (RAFT). They offer Digital Film Making and Digital Video Cinematography. Hope it helps, if there is anything reach out and we can discuss.

Hi Anjali,
Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-ug-level-blogId-8272.

Yes, it is very much compulsory to give entrance test. Entrance process includes entrance test and interview.

Mass communication and Journalism is growing in India day by day and there is a lot of scope in Electronic media as well as in Print media. Radio and TV journal are too there in the scope. Top colleges which provides graduation and PG in Mass communication and Journalism and also offer good placements are as below:
1. IIMC, New
2. Jamia University
3. Fergusson College
4. Mount Carmel College.