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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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Depends. If you belong to Northern states then you should have no problem. You should be able to converse well and express yourself easily while speaking Hindi. You don't need a certificate in spoken Hindi. For other languages you might need to have a certificate. Also, if you are pursuing Journalism in a non-Hindi speaking state then you don't need to worry about Hindi at all.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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Social Media has made huge impact on Journalism without a doubt but the views of people differ whether the impact is positive or negative. The people in support argue that the information is available to many people simultaneously at the same time and people can express their opinions about it too. Hence it increases awareness and spreads the information more efficiently. The people in against argue that it spreads all sorts of negative behaviour like racism, casteism etc. And promotes communal hatred by spreading biases information without much filter. But whether the impact is positive or negative, all would agree that it has changed
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Subir GhoshSenior Faculty, IIMC

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Yes, of course, you can, The IIMC headquarters in New Delhi offers a one-year post graduate Diploma course in Hindi journalism,. .

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Diwakar ShuklaHead, Jagran School of Media

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Yes, one can pursue Journalism post class 12th. To be a journalist, in any language, one needs to be good with communication skills, written, spoken and comprehension. It is imperative to be updated on current affairs and carry an aptitude for storytelling, whether visual or textual. Since you have done fashion designing Diploma, you may opt for BAJMC and specialise in lifestyle and Art Journalism, which some Universities like Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal offer. The world needs good well informed and unbiased journalists. A good degree and passion opens up exciting career goals in Journalism.

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Subir GhoshSenior Faculty, IIMC

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I would suggest Communicative English, Political Science and History in that order.

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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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Journalism includes different mediums - print, broadcast, radio, online. Each medium comes with a different set of skill requirements. Print has reporters, copy editors, sub editors, photographers, designers. Broadcast has anchors, reporters, production crew, video editors, camera crew, graphic designers. Radio has RJs, reporters, radio engineers, producers. Online usually has a combination of all of the above because it's multimedia. Each field has its own specialised skill sets and they can all lead to successful careers in the long run, but the starting pay is low and the hours are terrible. To be a journalist, you have to have a pa
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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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Writing skills are imperative for all forms of journalism,. So, anyone who wants to become a journalist must have an interest in developing writing skills, but most Journalism degrees will also have a component where they teach writing for different mediums.

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Lalit Kumar

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Hello there,
Yes, there, you must have degree in mass communication or Mass media and journalism to be a reporter, it will help you to understand aspects of reporting and journalism, take admission in a good college and study well, get placed in any news channel and become a reporter.
Regards.

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Ashis Mittal

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Yes, you can pursue Masters in photography and journalism after your graduation is completed.

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Ashis Mittal

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There are universities which are offering this course:
All the good and reputed universities take entrance exam, group discussion and personal interview.
Entrance Exam usually consist Questions on:
English language Comprehensions.
General knowledge.
General Awareness.
Reasoning.
And,
Media/Journalism Aptitude.
Minimum Eligibility.
Graduation in any discipline with at least 50% marks from recognized university.
Some Reputed Institutions in the field are:
Sir J J Institute of Applied Art (JJIAA), Mumbai, India.
Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi/NCR, India.

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