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siddhi ghuge
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Mass communication is about addressing people, so if you are good at public speaking, it will be helpful for you. But, you can learn that as you pursue your degree.
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kanksha Mutreja
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Basically, if you want to go in the mass media-related field then there is no eligibility as such, you can pursue it from arts stream as well. The arts applicants are basically those from arts stream and can pursue a course related to creative fields to the most and science applicant's are those who will handle all the technical stuff in the industry.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Siri, Your question seems incomplete. Do you have a college in mind that you wish to inquire about or you are asking in general? Because in general, it varies. All the best.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Shubhi, You have asked a very generic question. Could you please mention your interest and the latest qualifications? All the best.
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rahul r
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Eligibility criteria depends on the course. For example, in case of B.Sc. Visual Communication course, 10+2 Science stream schooling is required. In case of BA course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. For Diploma course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. In case of B.Sc. Visual Media course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. The eligibility criteria may also differ from one institute to another. Some institutes do give admission to 10+2 passed students from any stream, even in Science (B.Sc. ) programs. Admission is usually given to meritorious students on the basis on merit marks in board examination and st
Eligibility criteria depends on the course. For example, in case of B.Sc. Visual Communication course, 10+2 Science stream schooling is required. In case of BA course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. For Diploma course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. In case of B.Sc. Visual Media course, 10+2 pass in any stream is enough. The eligibility criteria may also differ from one institute to another. Some institutes do give admission to 10+2 passed students from any stream, even in Science (B.Sc. ) programs. Admission is usually given to meritorious students on the basis on merit marks in board examination and st
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Deepanshi ailawadi
Contributor-Level 10
You can go for event management course. That not only offer wedding but some other events also as in birthday parts, kitty parts, family get together. So, that will be better. First, go for small events, gain experience than only the client gave you opportunity for the big event as in wedding.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi,
You can surely pursue this course but before that, you need to complete your 10+2 from a recognized board of education like CBSE, ICSE or equivalent. You cannot pursue the course right after 10th.
You can surely pursue this course but before that, you need to complete your 10+2 from a recognized board of education like CBSE, ICSE or equivalent. You cannot pursue the course right after 10th.
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Nishtha Kumar
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VIPS is more reputed for B.J. M. C. than Maharaja Agrasen. Plus, I am studying in VIPS so I know how well the college is. The placements through the years have been really good and the exposure that the students are given in the college time is fantastic.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Sanga,
The film-making courses are generally offered by the institutes on the postgraduate level. There is no gender restriction for the course to be pursued but you need to complete your graduation first.
The film-making courses are generally offered by the institutes on the postgraduate level. There is no gender restriction for the course to be pursued but you need to complete your graduation first.
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