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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Bhakti,
Please mention the name of the college/university you're seeking admission in. Every college/university generally have an aptitude test which you will have to write in order to take admission in those institutes.
Please mention the name of the college/university you're seeking admission in. Every college/university generally have an aptitude test which you will have to write in order to take admission in those institutes.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Neev,
First of all, you should pursue a degree in journalism and mass communication. During your Bachelor's course, you can look for internship opportunities in production houses and channels that produce travel shows. It will give you a good industry exposure and you will also be able to make good contacts which will later help you to get a good job in such travel channels.
First of all, you should pursue a degree in journalism and mass communication. During your Bachelor's course, you can look for internship opportunities in production houses and channels that produce travel shows. It will give you a good industry exposure and you will also be able to make good contacts which will later help you to get a good job in such travel channels.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Rajiv,
There is a good chance. Mostly, you should get VIPS in the first counselling. If not, you will still have a chance in the second counselling.
There is a good chance. Mostly, you should get VIPS in the first counselling. If not, you will still have a chance in the second counselling.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Rich,
For information regarding the fee structure, please specify the acting school you are referring to. About the age limit, there is no age bar for joining an acting course. The field welcomes actors from all age groups and hence, there will never be any age limitation.
For information regarding the fee structure, please specify the acting school you are referring to. About the age limit, there is no age bar for joining an acting course. The field welcomes actors from all age groups and hence, there will never be any age limitation.
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Pulkita Agarwal
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Amity University is definitely a better option for mass communication because of the detailed and well-researched course structure along with all the latest technologies required for different techniques to be used during practicals in mass communication.
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Pulkita Agarwal
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Amity University has a thorough and well-researched course structure for journalism and mass communication. They have all the latest technologies in studios, comprehensive course structure with global teaching methodology and amazing faculty. It is the best institute for journalism and mass communication.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Haimi,
Here is the online application link for admission in XIC:
http://www.xic.in/registration/registration.aspx
Here is the online application link for admission in XIC:
http://www.xic.in/registration/registration.aspx
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Pulkita Agarwal
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Depends on what you're looking for. In BJMC 3C, you get to study in three different continents in a duration of three years but it comes with the extra applicable fee that you have to submit during the time you leave for a semester abroad. But BJMC is equally good in Amity University-Noida and covers all the necessities of the course. BJMC is better than BJMC 3C because the difference is only in the budget and of course, countries.
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Pallavi Rohira
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Arun,
Yes, you can certainly pursue Masters in Journalism if you have completed your Bachelor's degree (any stream) from a recognized university with a minimum score of 50%.
In order to pursue Ph.D in journalism, you must fulfil the following eligibility criteria:
1. Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication with a minimum of 55% marks and an MPhil from any recognized University or Institution of Higher Learning OR
2. Master's degree with a minimum of 55% marks in any subject, with 5 years experience in the Media Industry/Teaching/Research in Mass Communication.
3. You should clear the common entrance exam conducted by the un
Yes, you can certainly pursue Masters in Journalism if you have completed your Bachelor's degree (any stream) from a recognized university with a minimum score of 50%.
In order to pursue Ph.D in journalism, you must fulfil the following eligibility criteria:
1. Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication with a minimum of 55% marks and an MPhil from any recognized University or Institution of Higher Learning OR
2. Master's degree with a minimum of 55% marks in any subject, with 5 years experience in the Media Industry/Teaching/Research in Mass Communication.
3. You should clear the common entrance exam conducted by the un
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Pallavi Rohira
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Rupal,
Generally, a degree with honours has a higher standard and requires more efforts in learning than an ordinary or general degree. B.A. (Hons) is more academically demanding and requires greater levels of learning and achievement. The basic difference between these two courses is that in B.A. (Hons), you study particular specialisation papers in the third years, whereas, in BA, there is no specialisation.
Generally, a degree with honours has a higher standard and requires more efforts in learning than an ordinary or general degree. B.A. (Hons) is more academically demanding and requires greater levels of learning and achievement. The basic difference between these two courses is that in B.A. (Hons), you study particular specialisation papers in the third years, whereas, in BA, there is no specialisation.
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