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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hi Sona,
Generally, for entrance of journalism and English, the students basic general knowledge is checked. Questions may be asked related to current affairs, journalism and media history, new changes, etc. Apart from this, your language will be tested.
The focus is laid on how you pass out answer for every question , what is knowledge level and how much command you have over your language. That's all.
Thank you.
Generally, for entrance of journalism and English, the students basic general knowledge is checked. Questions may be asked related to current affairs, journalism and media history, new changes, etc. Apart from this, your language will be tested.
The focus is laid on how you pass out answer for every question , what is knowledge level and how much command you have over your language. That's all.
Thank you.
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Lavanya Puri
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Sanchi!
RIE stands for Regional Institute of Education. It offers B.Ed course for various courses. It does't offer Journalism course.
RIE stands for Regional Institute of Education. It offers B.Ed course for various courses. It does't offer Journalism course.
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Lavanya Puri
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Hi!
It depends where your interest lies. If you want to join the state administration at the sub-divisional level, as a sub-divisional magistrate, and look after law and order, general administration and development work in the area under your charge, you should opt for a career as an IAS. Journalism, on the other hand, is a different sector. If you fancy reporting news, editing, videography, news anchoring and such, Journalism is the right field for you. Also, you can pursue both because IAS is a highly competitive exam. The chances of cracking the exam cannot be speculated at all. You also need to be a graduate to be eligible to apply
It depends where your interest lies. If you want to join the state administration at the sub-divisional level, as a sub-divisional magistrate, and look after law and order, general administration and development work in the area under your charge, you should opt for a career as an IAS. Journalism, on the other hand, is a different sector. If you fancy reporting news, editing, videography, news anchoring and such, Journalism is the right field for you. Also, you can pursue both because IAS is a highly competitive exam. The chances of cracking the exam cannot be speculated at all. You also need to be a graduate to be eligible to apply
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Gargi,
Kristu Jayanti College doesn't offer BA in mass communication. It only offers BA in Journalism.
Kristu Jayanti College doesn't offer BA in mass communication. It only offers BA in Journalism.
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kanksha Mutreja
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The college will send you for the internship in the foreign country also. Top companies come to recruit from the campus. Amazon, Google, Schlumberger, Reliance industries, Tata steel, Honda, Hero, Tata motors, Maruti, etc., come for the campus placements and the average salary is INR 6 LPA. Approx. 85% of the batch get placed every year. The alumni network is strong.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi there,
Well, both law and journalism are the most dynamic career to pursue in 2018. Both of them have their own perquisites and also are in trend among youngsters. However, both have good placement opportunities and you can't really compare both the courses as they are different altogether and have benefits in their fields. Law would also land you in open independent practice and firms and so will journalism a freelancer and in a news agency, etc.
Well, both law and journalism are the most dynamic career to pursue in 2018. Both of them have their own perquisites and also are in trend among youngsters. However, both have good placement opportunities and you can't really compare both the courses as they are different altogether and have benefits in their fields. Law would also land you in open independent practice and firms and so will journalism a freelancer and in a news agency, etc.
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rahul r
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There are over 3 Diploma in Anchoring & Reporting colleges in Hyderabad. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of these colleges. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page. Download colleges brochure, read questions and student reviews. Compare colleges on fees, eligibility, placements, duration of course etc. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/colleges/diploma-anchoring-reporting-colleges-hyderabad.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Most of the professional journalism courses can only be pursued after completing 12th standard. 10+2 passed (from any stream- Arts, Commerce or Science) is the minimum educational qualification required to pursue standard journalism courses.
Some institutes are known to offer Diploma courses to 10th passed students though. The quality and validity of such Diploma courses are questionable. Ultimately, such courses are not very useful, when it comes to finding a job using them.
In short, it is better to complete 11th and 12th standards and then pursue a good (and recognized) journalism course.
Regards.
Some institutes are known to offer Diploma courses to 10th passed students though. The quality and validity of such Diploma courses are questionable. Ultimately, such courses are not very useful, when it comes to finding a job using them.
In short, it is better to complete 11th and 12th standards and then pursue a good (and recognized) journalism course.
Regards.
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Rashi Lohaan
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