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2016-02-18 11:40:52
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Supriya Panda,
A career after Masters in Journalism and mass communication requires commitment, dedication and sacrifice of personal time for the sake of staying on front or top, particularly in news industry. A journalist may have to work day in and day out to get breaking news. Similarly, media professionals who are in entertainment or film making need to work with passion which may come at the cost of their personal life.
However, in a nutshell, Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication degree is enough for a person to fetch a job of any interest or of any field. Since it in itself is a post-graduate degree, it's a good moment
A career after Masters in Journalism and mass communication requires commitment, dedication and sacrifice of personal time for the sake of staying on front or top, particularly in news industry. A journalist may have to work day in and day out to get breaking news. Similarly, media professionals who are in entertainment or film making need to work with passion which may come at the cost of their personal life.
However, in a nutshell, Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication degree is enough for a person to fetch a job of any interest or of any field. Since it in itself is a post-graduate degree, it's a good moment
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2016-02-17 18:22:44
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2016-02-10 15:58:27
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Gaurav Aggarwal
Beginner-Level 5
Dear Poulomi,
If you are already pursuing a Master's degree and don't want to pursue long term course again, then the best option for you is to get yourself enrolled into short term media courses. You can also do these courses simultaneously by enrolling yourself into online courses available for mass communication.
If you are already pursuing a Master's degree and don't want to pursue long term course again, then the best option for you is to get yourself enrolled into short term media courses. You can also do these courses simultaneously by enrolling yourself into online courses available for mass communication.
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2016-02-04 00:41:30
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Vahbiz CooperFrom Dubai. Working for Tech Mahindra in HR.
Contributor-Level 6
Opt for what you wish to do in the future. Speak to students who are studying both. Make a note of the pros and cons of both. Know the scope they have and then make a call.
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2016-02-02 10:53:41
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Goutam Chatterjee
Guide-Level 11
Pursuing journalism is a good idea. To become a journalist for print media or electronic media does not require a specific degree but specific skill set, personality and interest. However, a degree in mass communication will take you closer to your target and you would understand better the requirements of becoming a journalist.
Specifically, there are 391 institutes in India who offer a degree or diploma in journalism. I am providing you a link of https://Shiksha.com where you can find out the institute of your interest in your town or nearest to your town:-
www.tinyurl.com/7bq6xkc
Specifically, there are 391 institutes in India who offer a degree or diploma in journalism. I am providing you a link of https://Shiksha.com where you can find out the institute of your interest in your town or nearest to your town:-
www.tinyurl.com/7bq6xkc
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2016-01-29 11:28:37
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Sanjana Pathak
Contributor-Level 7
Dear Diya,
The minimum percentage which almost all colleges look for is 50% in 12th standard. And now a days, almost all colleges and universities conduct entrance tests and on the basis of the same, the intake process of students is decided.
So do good in CBSE and then start preparing for entrance tests.
All the best!
The minimum percentage which almost all colleges look for is 50% in 12th standard. And now a days, almost all colleges and universities conduct entrance tests and on the basis of the same, the intake process of students is decided.
So do good in CBSE and then start preparing for entrance tests.
All the best!
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2016-01-25 20:10:07
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Renuka RanaCommunity Manager
Guide-Level 12
Dear Selvarajan,
Karnataka State Open university offers distance courses, you may take admission anytime you wish to. All you have to check is the admission cycle in which you fall.
Karnataka State Open university offers distance courses, you may take admission anytime you wish to. All you have to check is the admission cycle in which you fall.
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2016-01-25 10:57:08
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Harsha Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
You can go for any specialization in MBA. Look for the one in which you have more interest. Marketing, HR, Finance, International business, etc.
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2016-01-20 16:48:18
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bhawna gupta
Beginner-Level 4
You can definitely pursue MBA in Marketing Communication after BJMC. And along with that, you can enrol into digital marketing course as the course is very trending these days and will also help you to compete in the industry.
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