Journalism

Dear Swalpi,
Main motive is to read newspaper and watch news. Almost all news channels will give you the breaking news, most of the newspapers will give you news of many areas, regions, cities, state etc. It is just that you have to focus to build your knowledge, awareness about current affairs, and command on languages (mainly Hindi and English). I would suggest you to read newspapers of both languages and news channels as well. And, moreover watch different news channels and read different newspapers, so that you will get to know the presentation in different manner of the same news.

Courses offered by the college are as below.
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Print Journalism
2. Diploma in Print Journalism
3. Post Graduate Diploma in Multimedia Journalism
4. Diploma in Broadcast Journalism
5. Diploma in Multimedia Journalism
6. Post Graduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism
For more information, click the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-journalism-new-media-iijnm-Mysore-road-Bangalore-2437.

Hi Roja,
Yes, you can do distance learning in Journalism course, and I am glad to inform you Amity University is offering the courses for the same.

The fee for Diploma in journalism course vary from college to college.

It is better to know what you love. It is better when you know it before getting wasted in engineering. You surely can pursue journalism. What you need to do is leave engineering and enroll in a Mass media college which are present in majority in all the tier 1 cities. Get your admission and follow your dreams.

Hi Harsh,The most trend jobs in Journalism course are as follows:
Journalist/News reporter
Fashion Photographer
TV Correspondent
Producer
Radio Jockey/ RJ
Public Relations Officer
Content Writer.
Apart from these Documentary Maker, Event Manager, Account Executive in AD Agencies, Development Communicator, News Anchor, Columnist, Writer, Social Media Campaigner etc. are many options after Journalism course.

The best colleges are:
JNU
Jamia Milia
Asian College of Journalism

If you want a comparison in RJ and anchoring (TV Anchoring) then of course the scope lies more in TV/Screen Anchoring. TV Anchoring/VJ/News Reader work. Besides, RJ work needs very good quality of voice and training.

Hi Mithun,
To get eligible for the above course it is mandatory to have a Bachelor's degree.
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-netaji-subhas-open-university-bhawanipur-kolkata-297118

You can apply for Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism as you have completed graduation from a recognized university.
You will still need to try your luck to become an RJ however you qualify to apply for the course Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism.