Journalism

Hello Mani, you can pursue MA in Journalism and Mass Communication through regular mode at any time after you have a graduation degree from any recognized university. So, all the best for your further studies. There are also great opportunities for the students of Journalism and Mass Communication.

You need to have passed class 12th with minimum 50% marks.

Yes, from science background, you can shift to other Masters course in arts. You should necessarily have 50% in B.Sc for general category students and 45% for OBC.

Hello Padmavathy,
Colleges and Universities for Bachelor of Journalism through Distance Learning in Northern India:
Guru Jambheshwar University- Directorate Of Distance Education, Hisar
Indira Gandhi National Open University
International Centre For Distance Education& Open Learning (ICDEOL), HP University
Colleges and Universities for Bachelor of Journalism through Distance Learning in Southern India:
Kakatiya University- School of Distance Learning and Continuing Education, Andhra Pradesh
Colleges and Universities for Bachelor of Journalism through Distance Learning in Eastern India:
Nalanda Open University.

It depends from Institute to Institute, streams to streams, caliber to caliber and the efforts you're putting in order to work hard in your field of interest. A basic fresher from an average Institute might start from 10-15K and an average person from a reputed Institute might began it from 25-30k depending all on the Institute.

All the government funded colleges like the ones under IP and DU have a low fee structure hence making the competition high for admission. The procedure of IPU and DU include an entrance exam and 12th score respectively as per their eligibility requirements. The private ones are more than 5 times costlier than them. Let me know your limit of expenditure on the same to be able to help you accordingly.

Hi Dipali,
You need to have a Bachelor's degree relevant to the field, if you aspire to work as a TV anchor. Most companies look for individuals with a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism. There could be companies that consider individuals with a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature or Mass Communication. If you have these degrees, you won't find it really difficult to make it to the interviews. Also, you should hone your vocabulary and fluency in speaking.

Total 39 seats of which 19 are unreserved 10 for OBC, 6 SC, 3 ST, etc.

I would recommend reading up on communication theories.Communication by CS Rayudu is also good for preparing for entrance test. Also, knowledge of current affairs is a must. Read as much as you can.
Good luck.

Minimum 55% mark in class 12th from recognized school and CET rank.