Journalism

Hi,
There are a number of colleges offering this course.
A lot of DU colleges provide this course.
Apart from that, a lot of private institutes offer this course.
Admissions in this course are usually entrance based. You can just keep a track of the entrance dates and prepare for them
All the best.

Dear Rajendra,
You can surely pursue a degree or a diploma course in Jounarlsim and mass communication if you are a graduate with minimum 60%. And, you will have to appear for entrance tests for getting admission in good colleges.

Getting admission in good colleges with 40% is a very difficult task, as the minimum percentage institutes or colleges require is 50% in HSC. You can still try for private institutes in your city/state.

It is same as BA in journalism. History of media, print media, electronic media production and camera works, communication skills, developmental communication, public relation, etc. are being taught considering B.Sc as a foundation degree.
I would suggest you to pursue BA in journalism, often called Bachelor of journalism and mass communication (BJMC).

Hi,
The best institute for distance education in journalism and mass communication are:
1. Amity School of Distance Learning
2. Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication (SIMC)
3. Dr. B R Ambedkar Open University
4. Mudra Institute of Communications
5. National Institute of Mass Communication

Hi,
If you want to make your career in journalism and mass communication, then it is an excellent opportunity for you to go ahead in this field. You have to become more active to overcome upcoming challenges. You have to be updated in every field, expect challenges, make paths to gain experience and take responsibility.

You need to give entrance examination for the college then you will receive a confirmation email after which you will need to give a telephonic interview and submit the demand draft after which your seat will be confirmed in the college. The procedure is as follow:-
1. Buy the admission form worth Rs 500/-.
2. Fill the form.
3. Give the online examination.
4. Wait for results to come.
5. Give the telephonic interview.
6. Submit Demand draft and get yourself enrolled into the college.

Dear aspirant,
If you are looking for Master's degree then go for Master's in journalism and mass communication from a well-known Institute. You can check this link for this information:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-article-8790-1
Else, many news channels like NDTV, Aaj Tak and Zee Media are having their own media education schools and they do offer 1-year programme. That also is a fruitful programme because of their practical approach and placement assistance.
All the best!