Journalism

In my opinion, it is a little bit tough but it also depends on your college. You can consult with your college authority about it.

Hi Durga,
There is no course in India such as investigative journalism. You can pursue a degree course in journalism or mass communication, which is generally a 3-year course. After completing the course successfully, you can apply for an internship in a news organisation and work with the crime and politics beat to understand the industry and have an experience of what it is all about. After that, you can apply for jobs in the same beat in news organisations.

Hi Samruddhi,
The entrance exam dates have not been published by the institute on its website. Kindly get in touch with the institute directly for the information.

Hi,
If you have done B.Com in economics then you can surely choose the path to be an economist. Please refer the link below for detailed information on the course, job opportunity for economist and business journalist, etc.:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/economist-39
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/journalist-66

Hey Rajat,
Amity University, Mumbai is one of the best universities in India. The quality of knowledge and experience is great . The placement department is also very active and very supportive. you have a very different experience that you wont find any where else either if you are from different field they will guide you from basics and make sure you get the knowledge from the root for your better future.
I would suggest you to take admission in Amity, Mumbai.

As you are already doing the Bachelors degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, you shall just need to complete this and be eligible for Mass Comm- Master degree.
A Bachelor Degree, in any stream, is sufficient for a Master Degree in Journalism and Mass Comm.
And for Distance Education, it shall be quite easy as well.
please confirm from the Malaysian institute about the validity and acceptance in India of the Bachelors degree you are doing.

Hi,
BJ is Bachelor's in journalism where you'll be taught all about journalism only and BJMC is Bachelors in journalism and mass communication where it'll be a course related to both the subjects and BMM is Bachelor's in mass media where it's going to be all about media only and later on, you can specialize in a particular sector but also, these courses type differ from college to college.

Hi Shubhangi,
I am assuming you meant Delhi College of Arts and Commerce. If that is so, let me tell you that admissions to courses in journalism and mass media at DCAC are purely based on the percentage of 12th. The best of four subjects is calculated (one language subject being mandatory) and then, it is based on the cut-off list.
All the best.

Hi Krishan,
Please mention the college/institute about which you have posted the query.

Hi Suchismita,
You can pursue mass communication which covers all the aspects of journalism and broadcast management. You can find a list of all the top colleges of mass communication here on this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-in-india-blogId-13552