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Ritika Pradhan
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The course is based on practicals. So, there is no specific book to study for the same. But you may still go for Keval J Kumar's book.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Agniv Sinha,
In most of the institutes, its mandatory to have your own DSLR Camera as it is the important part of this course. You can also buy it from your institutes on discount.
In most of the institutes, its mandatory to have your own DSLR Camera as it is the important part of this course. You can also buy it from your institutes on discount.
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Ritika Pradhan
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A wide range of career options is available for candidates who have completed their Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication-
Photography
Reporting
Writing
Editing
You can find employment opportunities in different departments like public relations, circulation, legal affairs department, advertising and production field.
Opportunities are also find job opportunities in AIR, websites, press information bureau, central information services, magazines and periodicals, newspapers and TV channels like Sahara, Star News, Doordarshan, etc.
Even, you can work as freelance writers and editors for websites and newspapers.
Photography
Reporting
Writing
Editing
You can find employment opportunities in different departments like public relations, circulation, legal affairs department, advertising and production field.
Opportunities are also find job opportunities in AIR, websites, press information bureau, central information services, magazines and periodicals, newspapers and TV channels like Sahara, Star News, Doordarshan, etc.
Even, you can work as freelance writers and editors for websites and newspapers.
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UMESH KUMAR KESWANIAccounting Consultant with exp of 10 years
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Every field has its own scope. Firstly, try to find out the areas in which you are really interested. The next step should be to gain knowledge about that particular field. Finally, opt for the course which will help you to advance in the field of interest.
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sudhish nair
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You should try for Christ University and Dayananda University, Bangalore.
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UMESH KUMAR KESWANIAccounting Consultant with exp of 10 years
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Journalism and law are two different fields. Completing a LLB degree opens up the opportunities in various fields of law like corporate, criminal, civil and so on. You may practice as a lawyer or opt for Judicial examinations to become a judge. These days Legal Process Outsourcing (LPOs) are also providing jobs to law graduates. With reference to journalism, one can opt for print or electronic media. Nowadays many news channels have started their courses which train the graduates in facing the camera and other activities related to media. Thus, first step should be to gain an insight about your field of interest. Only then, you should
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