Journalism

The importance of Digital Journalism has increased with the upsurging usage of the Internet and social platforms around the world. Its global reach and accessibility, real-time updates, multi-media storytelling, viewer's engagement, etc., features make it a crucial part of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Here are some important skills you should gain to become a great Photojournalist:

• Technical skills: To effectively operate cameras and editing software, for example, setting the lens, lighting conditions to capture high-quality images, etc.
• Journalistic skills: To effectively yet ethically capture the stories and document in a way that makes the audience understand.

Some popular colleges in India offering Photojournalism and Photography courses include the Asian Academy of Film and Television, Light and Life Academy, The Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation, National Institute of Photography, Delhi School of Photography, Centre for Development of Imaging Technology, and so on.

The Indian Institute of Mass Communication releases the result for PG Diploma in Journalism (regional languages) on the official website. The result will be provided in the PDF format. Once released, applicants can check the merit list. The result wll include the selected candidate's registration number and name.

The career option available after completing the MA in Journalism & Mass Communication programme from Mangalore University equips students to pursue wide-ranging careers that are aimed at providing solutions to India's social challenges. Students will be well placed to work across a range of sectors, including:

• Government and Public Policy sector
• Consulting and Financial Services
• Advertising, Marketing,  Journalism
• NGOs and Charities
• Research and Academia

The subjects offered in the first semester of the MA in Mass Communication and Journalism at Mangalore University contain the elective and core subjects. Moreover, candidates have the choice to choose two elective subjects from the three subjects. Check out the names of the offered subjects below: 

• Communication Theory
• News Reporting and Writing
• Editing Practice
• Development of Media
• Advertising
• Marketing Communication

Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM) offers a one-year PG Diploma in three specialisations: Print Journalism, Online/Multimedia Journalism and Broadcast Journalism. On the other hand, National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) offers a PG Diploma in Journalism that lasts 11 months. Both the institutes are located in Bangalore. The ultimate choice between the two depends on the applicants' preferences. However, the following comparison table may help them make an informed choice between the two:

*Sourced from official websites of respective institutes but it still subject to change.

According to the offical website of Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, various top players from the News industry participate in the institute's placements drives for PG Diploma courses. Based on the latest information available, the following companies offered jobs during IIJNM placement drive in 2022: