Journalism

Acting and anchoring can lead to a good profile in the government sector. We have seen that there are so many awareness programmes of the government where millions of people are engaged to spread a word about the policies as well as general well-being awareness. Theatre, till date is the best method and tool to do so. Hence, acting is in demand as a skill.
The government is finding it tough to reach the world without skilled professionals who make the best of communication. Persuasive and impressive communication skills are important and even the government has been making use of the best and creative+innovative people by hiring them as public relations officers for various departments. The hiring is not just restricted to the offering by the Information and Public Relation Department. Any ministry or department that is dealing with people, has a need for someone with a course in mass communication/theatre, etc. These jobs are offered for the role of actors with the cultural wing and have ample scope for the eligible people. A course as said in the question must be one that fulfils the hiring criteria.

To begin with, Delhi is not the only center for Indian Institute of Mass Communication. It has its branches in Dhenkanal, Maharashtra, Kashmir, etc. For PG Diploma in Journalism, one needs to have all the current affairs on their tips along with a stronghold on English/Hindi - depending on the fact that in which language you chose to pursue Journalism in.
GK/Current Affairs:
These include not only MCQs but also in-detail answers for which the candidate needs to have in-depth information about that particular current affair. The long answers generally ask the students to give their take on a certain current affair/GK-related question. One should have quotes/examples at hand to make their answers stand out from others. For this, one needs to have a thorough newspaper reading habit. Current affairs of six-eight months before the scheduled date of exam are included.
English:
One should prepare for homophones (similar sounding words with different meanings), finding errors in sentences, word-meanings and make sentences, and unseen passage. It isn't as simple as it sounds and needs preparation.
Students can prepare on their own or take coaching if necessary.