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Hi,
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Hi Sayantan,
Doing MA in Mass Communication in Govt. Institutes is like having less professionalism, less pressure, little bit less systematic study and many more. But if it's a private institute then I have seen that the professors are more dedicated toward the development of the students which is really helpful for every student.

You are eligible to seek admission in MA English after BSc in universities such as Delhi University by appearing in DU MA English entrance exams against 50% open seats for which grads of all disciplines are eligible.

Whether it Is a distance or regular mode, the admission fee depend upon the universities. Generally, central universities take less fees than the state universities which also varies on the basic of the course and university. So, an absolute fee structure could not be provided. For better help, you need to check it on the official website of various universities.

Students of English literature can get jobs with the media as reporters. It is also possible for them to get jobs with newspaper firms. If they have a degree in journalism, they can get jobs with news broadcasting firms like NDTV, CNN IBN, Zee News, Star News Communication, etc. Companies that print out Magazines as well as journals too take in students of English literature frequently. Content development and ITES firms also recruit English post graduates.

No you can not as you are in 1st year now. If you have completed your graduation, you can pursue both. One in regular mode and another one in distance mode is welcome but not two different courses are valid if done at the same time.

Yes, it is necessary to have MA degree to pursue M.Ed.