Journalism

You have so many different options and if you are specific in Journalism then do a B.A. M. C course or B. M. from a reputed college.
1. St. Xavier's, Mumbai.
2. Christ College, Bangalore.
3. Symbiosis college, Pune.
4. Manipal University.

Entrance test will be held to take admission in various program of Patna Women's College.
You need to first apply for entrance test and after having in merit list based on test you will be able to take admission in it.
All the best!

You can pursue BA (mass communication).

There are approximately 60 seats.

Hi Yash, You can find all the best UG colleges offering Journalism and Mass Communication by visiting this webpage:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-undergraduate-mass-communication-colleges-in-Delhi-blogId-10880
The process of admission in all the colleges includes an aptitude test which consists of 4 sections, namely Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability test, English Language and general awareness.

Hi Syed!
Yes, you are eligible for both the courses. You only need to be a graduate in any stream from a recognised university in order to be eligible to pursue any of these courses.

Hi Shashank!
You can opt for a UG or PG course in Journalism or Mass Communication. The course will familiarize you with how the industry works and what are the skills needed to be a successful journalist. Once you complete the course, apply for an internship in a news organisation and begin your journey from there. Sports is one of the beats of journalism like crime, politics, fashion, etc. And it is upto you which beat you chose for your career.

Your Percentage does not matter in taking the decision. If you are interested in News reporting and field related to News channel, Newspaper, Magazines, etc. You should go for Journalism. However if you are more interested towards Production work of the media industry then you should definitely opt for Film Making. What your main interest is will only define what you should opt for.