Journalism

Yes, you can pursue journalism after B.Tech.
You can check below link-
http://www.careerindia.com/top-10-colleges-for-journalism-and-mass-communication-in-india-013815.html

The fee structure for Masters in journalism course varies from college to college. If you want to pursue this course from any government university, then the minimum fees for this course is around Rs.80, 000. In other private colleges, it starts from Rs.1,20,000 to Rs.7 lakhs per year.

Below mentioned are the top colleges to pursue journalism and mass communication in Indore:
1. School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
2. Virtual Voyage College of Design, Media, Art and Management.
3. ReEasy Animation College.

Hi,
If you are interested in journalism and mass media, you can go for graduation in BJMC / MJMC. There are many universities providing this course from where you can pursue according to your suitability.

Hi,
It depends on your interest, where you want to see yourself in the coming years. It can be directing films, photography, anchoring, journalist, event planner or in advertising and public relation.
According to name suggested above, you can opt one and go for specialization in particular area or you can go for Masters in journalism and mass communication for a recognized organization.

Travel journalism is a tricky business to penetrate. There is a surplus of willing writers and a dearth of employers willing to pay for the work. The guardian hosted a recent live web Q&A focused on the art of breaking into the field.

I would suggest not to go for a Diploma course after 10th, instead, go for a Degree course after completing 12th as that would offer you better career options.

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Here are the things which are considered before joining journalism and mass communication:
1. Good communication skills
2. Good general Knowledge
3. Must be aware of the current affairs
4. Should have a good command of any one language.