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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Pallab!
You can directly apply to the college for admission in distance course in BA in mass communication and journalism. There is no admission or eligibility criteria as such except the fact that you should have completed your 10+2 from a recognized board of education with at least 45% marks.
You can directly apply to the college for admission in distance course in BA in mass communication and journalism. There is no admission or eligibility criteria as such except the fact that you should have completed your 10+2 from a recognized board of education with at least 45% marks.
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Sugandha Vats
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The admission for this course takes place through the cut offs. If you qualify the cut off lists, then you are eligible for the admission.
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Lakshita Bhardwaj
Contributor-Level 6
Bachelors in mass communication, Advertising and Journalism. BMCAJ
You can apply for direction, journalism, Photography, PR, Advertising, and many more
Many of the colleges offer courses for media studies.
You can apply for direction, journalism, Photography, PR, Advertising, and many more
Many of the colleges offer courses for media studies.
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Lakshita Bhardwaj
Contributor-Level 6
Both courses are completely different, the package will depend on the place, company, experience, knowledge. You cant compair the two of thm. Media is growing day by Day, you have better scopes for the job in this platform.
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juhi sneh
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Hi Dinesh, Journalism is something just not related to news collection, reporting, anchoring as you see in television. Instead, it is a broader concept that is directly related to your presentation skills. It is about your ability to write, speak and present it to your audience. It opens up a wider area for you to work in. This helps you to decide your work area according to your interest and skills.
Some Of the working field that you can opt for after graduating or post graduating with journalism are:-
Reporter
Anchor
Script writer
Camera Person
Cinematographer
Website/ Blog/ Article writer
Director
PR Officer
Advertisement/ Campaign Designer o
Some Of the working field that you can opt for after graduating or post graduating with journalism are:-
Reporter
Anchor
Script writer
Camera Person
Cinematographer
Website/ Blog/ Article writer
Director
PR Officer
Advertisement/ Campaign Designer o
...more
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Lakshita Bhardwaj
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Both are different courses. They both have their own flavors. Mainly, it depends on your interest, it depends on you and your ability.
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Kaushani GangulyMedia student. Film Enthusiast.
Contributor-Level 7
You can definitely pursue journalism. If applying for Masters, you have to clear and entrance exam based on general knowledge and media and film related subjects.
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Aman BrarJournalist
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I would suggest, you should try for some reputed media institutes Like- AJK Jamia Millia Islamia and IIMC, Xavier's College first, if you want to become a journalist.
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