Journalism

Hello Nitin,
BA in journalism and mass communication is a 3-year programme that will help to create skills required in print, electronic and new media. You see thousands of media /mediums are there to communicate, how this all occurs, you will get to know about all in this course.
It has all the subjects related to photography, journalism, editing, camera handling, news writing, crime and minor politics, public relation, advertising etc.
It is a wide field with a large scope. One may get a job as public relation person for MNC'S, can work in advertising agency, print media, electronic media, website, photojournalist, journalist, reporter, editor, photographer, video editor, counsellor, at bpo's, call center, news anchor, etc.
It will be tyranny to write all the scope field because of there thousands of option.
Hope this will help you. Thank you!

If you're aspiring to become a journalist, then after 12th standard you may apply for following courses like:
Specialization in Journalism:-
B.Sc in Sports Journalism
B.A in Professional Journalism
B.A in Investigative Journalism
B.sc in Trade Journalism
B.A in Innovation Journalism
B.Sc in Fashion Journalism
BA in Journalism is a Bachelor's degree. The course duration is for three years and the course is divided into eight semesters.
If your interested to apply for this course then you should complete 12th standard in any stream from recognized university. You should score minimum 55% percentage of marks in 12th board examination. The Institution may also conduct separate entrance examination. If you're qualified in entrance examination then you may call for an Interview.
The admission for Journalism course is based on the percentage of marks in entrance examination. So If your score good percentage of marks in entrance examination then you may get admission for Journalism course in reputed colleges.
List of Journalism Colleges in India:-
Times School of Journalism
Film and Television Institute of India
Xavier Institute of Communication
Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication
Asian College of Journalism
Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media
Manorama School of Communication
Mudra Institute of Communications

Hi Sourabh,
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.
In India, there are 2 main formats in which journalism courses are available. They are
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Degree courses and Diploma courses are the good ones. But for pursuing them, you must complete 10+2 first.
As mentioned before, some institutes do allow 10th passed students to pursue Diploma and certificate courses. But the quality of such courses is not too good. And the credibility and validity of such courses and institutes offering them are questionable too!
It is very important to have a good foundation. That is why I recommend my readers to undergo 10+1 and 10+2 classes. After that, they may study good Degree or Diploma journalism courses.
All the best.