Journalism

Jamia Milia Islamia University
Delhi University
Ashutosh College.

Hello,
Many 1st year students get internships though mostly unpaid but very interesting that prove helpful later. Initially you can be 'Campus Ambassador' of some brand in your college or a volunteer of some community. Sign up in these sites:
1. Internshala
2. Intern Theory
3. Let's Intern.

It is certainly good, but I won't call it the best. JMI is far better than Amity University. But, it still is a good institute. Placement wise, the institute has provided packages around 6LPA. But, the minimum changes every year. It was around INR 2 LPA last time. Or probably less.

That totally depends upon which company in placement event offering you job.

No, first complete your graduation, then go for Mass Communication.

If you want to do a journalism course in Punjab, these are the best college/university for the Diploma in journalism which is listed below:
Chandigarh University
PTCE Group of Institute
RIMT University http://rimt.ac.in/
GGI - Gulzar Group of Institutes
Chitkara University etc.

Hi Avantika,
For PG course in MJMC, it would be the best. Check out the colleges (all India) from the link below. Also, check the eligibility of the college of your preference. https://bit.ly/2w8nMzW.

If you are good at Communication and Marketing, then obvious choice would be MBA or PG Diploma in Marketing. Since you have percentage above 50% marks, you are eligible for any of both programs.

Hi Muskan,
Yes, a candidate from any recognized board of education is considered eligible for admission.

Hi Abhay, Candidates who have completed B.Sc degree in the stream of Agriculture, Agro-Forestry, Horticulture, Sericulture, Forestry, Agricultural Marketing or an equivalent degree from a recognised board are eligible for Master of Science [M.Sc.] (Agricultural) course. Every college is different and hence admission process varies accordingly. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-agriculture-colleges-india.