Journalism

Hi Sarah!. The IPU CET is not a very difficult test. You just need to practice your language skills and analytical ability. Apart from this, the exam also has a quantitative aptitude test which is basically 9th-10th standard maths. General knowledge and media awareness are also important so read a lot of newspaper. Browse about the top news channels and media personalities over the internet to gain more knowledge about the media. You can also refer to the Journalism entrance exam coaching books available in the market to understand the paper pattern.

Hi Supreetha!
Journalism Is a great career choice if your daughter is a confident personality, has great communication skills, possesses a good ability to write and present information accurately and concisely, has an inquisitive mind. You daughter can pursue Masters in Journalism or Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication. You can find the list of top 10 colleges in India offering PG level courses in Journalism and Mass Communication here https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-blogId-8790

Symbiosis is the top university in Pune for Mass communication. If you clear the entrance exams, your future in the industry will be sought.

Top 10 undergraduate mass communication colleges in Delhi are:
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Above links can help you out. If you wish to apply in DU for journalism and mass communication, you must check the above mentioned links. There is an entrance exam. If you qualify those exams, you get admission according to your rank.

Hi Dipanshu!
To become an anchor, you do not need any educational qualification as such. It is a talent-based profession, it requires a good command over language and a sense of humour. An anchor must maintain wit and humour at all times to make up for any slip of tongue that they may make. It is of utmost importance to have good communication skills and fluent language. In order to become a reporter, you need to have a journalism degree or Diploma because the news channels hire only professionals with media related education background.

Hi Mrunal,
I would suggest you to complete your higher secondary education to take up journalism or any other Diploma/degree course. A degree course will anyway have a better value in the industry when it comes to employment. However, some institutes do offer short term Diploma after 10th but it will be wiser to complete your 12th.

If you are willing to do PG from distance, IGNOU is the best option. But for applying in IGNOU, you must hold minimum 2 years of experience in any media firm. So, I'll mention some other Universities offering distance courses. Check the link below: https://www.shiksha.com u=https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/colleges/Diploma-courses-india&grqid=-1t0UX7L&hl=en-IN

Hi,
There are a number of universities offering PG and Master's degree courses in advertisement and brand management. You just have to be active from now onwards. Different college/universities start selling online/offline forms from Feb-March. Colleges like IIMC and MUDRA are amongst top college that you can opt for. Below mentioned is a link for your reference. You can have a look. Wish you all the best for your future.
Link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-5-colleges-offering-advertising-courses-in-india-blogId-11049.

Hi Joy!
A candidate is eligible to apply for the course if he/she has secured minimum 50% marks in the aggregate of best four subjects including at least one language (Hindi Core or English Core) in the XII standard examination or its equivalent examination recognized by University of Delhi in any discipline. The admissions are merit based. So please keep a tab on the DU online portal and newspapers for the cut off.