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Yes, it is better option. Journalism courses are the right option for you if you envisage a career for yourself in the media and entertainment industry. There are a lot of job opportunities and great salary scope in this field, especially after pursuing master courses. You can apply for various entertainment channels, news channels, newspapers, and news agencies for jobs after completing your journalism course. Although the starting salary after graduation in this field is not great, there are chances of getting high-paying jobs after gaining experience. Freshers earn around Rs. 2 Lacs to Rs. 3 Lacs per annum in this field. However, you can get good salaries after 3 to 4 years of experience in the journalism domain. Journalists or media experts can even get a package of up to Rs. 12 Lacs after pursuing an MBA in Media Management. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

Career & Jobs Opportunities after B.A. LLB:
A course in B.A. LL.B. is an exciting one that offers multiple career opportunities. The 5 key positions associated with this course are:
1) Legal Advisory
The main role of a legal advisory or legal counsellor is to offer legal advice and work, for organizations and the employees of the organisation. Their services can be utilized by the Government, NGOs, other associations or large organizations. The legal advisors are in-house experts, in contrast to attorneys and supporters who offer their services to society in general. It is often seen that legal advisors were former advocates and therefore their skills and training have to be in accordance with those that are needed for attorneys and advocates.
2) Lawyer
As is evident by the title, is a person whose profession is law. There are different specializations for law including Cyber law, Environmental law, Company law, Criminal law and Family Law. Their main job role is to represent their clients in jurisdiction matters. Their work involves a lot of research, including that on the subject and their clients perspective. They then go on to represent and defend their clients in the court.
3) Public Prosecutor
A Public Prosecutor is a criminal lawyer who is hired by the government. He may either be hired by the central or the state government to represent the interests of the state in any criminal trial. Their role starts once the police have investigated and filed the charge sheet in court. The expectation from the Public Prosecutor is that he acts in the interests of the general public and is fair and ethical. The criminal procedure code of 1973 under section 24, outlines the arrangements concerning the Public Prosecutor.
4) Judge
This role is considered to be very prestigious by any law student. Immediately after the completion of graduation, an individual can appear for a lower judiciary exam. The age group depending on different states varies between 21 to 35 years. The qualities of righteousness, good ethics and a passion for justice are some of the key qualities needed for this job.
5) Company Secretary
This job is for students who want to work in the corporate sector. This job requires a degree from ICSI or the Institute of Company secretaries of India. A lot of dedication and hard work is required to complete this course with your law degree, but on successful completion, this career can be extremely rewarding.

Admissions to LL.B. Course are done on the basis of merit as well as on the basis of various LL.B. entrance exams such as, CLAT AILET ISAT, DUET etc. LL.B. From IGNOU is not possible since IGNOU does not provide any LL.B. Course and the Bar Council does not recognise law degrees in distance mode. Students can study LL.B. After graduation, they will have to go through the same LL.B. Admission process. Some of the top Law Colleges offering LL.B. Course are:
National Law School of India University,
National Law University,
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences etc.
LL.B. Course fees range between INR 2.5 to 4 LPA. In India the range of salary that the law firms offer ranges all the way from 25 to 30 LPA. The Average Salary of a practising Lawyer in India range from between 5 to 10 LPA to 18 to 20 LPA. LL.B. Full Form is Bachelor of Legislative Law or Legum Baccalaureus in Latin. LL.B. Is a 3 to 5 years undergraduate law course that can be studied after class 12 by clearing LL.B. Entrance Exams like CLAT. Students need to study LL.B. In order to become a lawyer or pursue any dream related to law. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

The placement and internship cell of college is very efficient with their work as they provide almost every student with internships in their area of interest and top recruiting companies also approach the students for campus placement. The students are getting placements. Lot of good companies came and selected the candidates. More than 80 percent are getting placed.
About college:
Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, Dwarka is a premier educational institute located at a stones throw distance from Sector 10 Metro Station, Dwarka (opposite pillar no. 1160). The institute is NAAC accredited and has been ranked A plus Grade by SFRC, Government of Delhi. TIPS is one of the most well known and top college, affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. It provides transformative learning experiences in a socially responsible, inclusive environment with an aim to promote academic excellence, innovation and entrepreneurship along with fostering an agile mindset. The institute is also preparing graduates to contribute to a global society that is increasingly focused on change. Academic excellence has been witnessed this year as one of our students, MS Simranjeet Kaur Rain bagged a gold medal at the 13th Convocation of GGSIPU. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.