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Priyanka Singhal
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Vijay!
You can refer to the following books:
1. Keval J Kumar's Mass Communication in India
2. Arihant's Guide to Mass Communication Entrance Exam Preparation
3. Manorama Yearbook
Also, you should read at least 2 newspapers daily including The Hindu and The Economic Times. About the educational background, you don't really have to be from any specific stream. If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education with at least 50% marks, you are eligible to apply for this course.
You can refer to the following books:
1. Keval J Kumar's Mass Communication in India
2. Arihant's Guide to Mass Communication Entrance Exam Preparation
3. Manorama Yearbook
Also, you should read at least 2 newspapers daily including The Hindu and The Economic Times. About the educational background, you don't really have to be from any specific stream. If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education with at least 50% marks, you are eligible to apply for this course.
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anila k
Guide-Level 14
It depends on the college in which you wish to apply. 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 Lacs for the entire course.
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Pallavi Rohira
Contributor-Level 10
Most of the professional journalism courses can only be pursued after completing 12th standard. There are some institutes which offer Diploma courses after 10th but such courses are not very useful when it comes to finding a job using them!
It is better to complete 12th and then pursue a good (and recognised) journalism course
In India, there are 2 main formats in which journalism courses are available. Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses.
It is better to complete 12th and then pursue a good (and recognised) journalism course
In India, there are 2 main formats in which journalism courses are available. Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
There are over 125 Mass Communication & Media colleges in Mumbai and 76 Mass Communication & Media colleges in Pune. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of these colleges. You can navigate to the top colleges in the list using the filters on the web page. Pune: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-Pune
Mumbai: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-Mumbai
Regards.
Mumbai: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-Mumbai
Regards.
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Pallavi Rohira
Contributor-Level 10
Some of the good colleges in Jammu -
Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu & Kashmir. Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu
Gandhi Memorial College of Education
government. M.A. M College.
Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu & Kashmir. Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu
Gandhi Memorial College of Education
government. M.A. M College.
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi Vaishakhi!
Amity University offers M.A. In Journalism and Mass Communication. You can find the details and course's brochure by visiting this webpage https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/m-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-amity-university-kolkata-kadampukur-231741.
Amity University offers M.A. In Journalism and Mass Communication. You can find the details and course's brochure by visiting this webpage https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/m-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-amity-university-kolkata-kadampukur-231741.
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siddhi ghuge
Contributor-Level 7
Yes, you can definitely go for it. Also, try for internships for better experience.
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kanksha Mutreja
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Please refer to the link: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-mass-communication/exams/amp/iimc-entrance-exam.
Hope the link helps.
Hope the link helps.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Good afternoon dear,
You may do a certification in mass communication parallelly while pursuing B.Com or the second option is to do a Master's degree in mass communication. Option one will be more preferred.
Thanks and All the best.
You may do a certification in mass communication parallelly while pursuing B.Com or the second option is to do a Master's degree in mass communication. Option one will be more preferred.
Thanks and All the best.
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sravz n
Beginner-Level 3
The salary ranges from a meagre 15K to probably 2 Lacs/month (higher salary for well-known TV anchors, editors, etc). This is in case of a well known, big media house. The salary of a producer working in office, and that of a reporter are different. There is no specific scale, but the size of the organisation does matter. I worked with ABP News. It was a great place to learn the basics of TV News Production, but the salary was not at par with the workload. Thus, things may differ. But there are newspapers and local channels that offer something as low as 5K/month, but mostly this is the figure in cities like Bhopal, Indore, Bareilly. T
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