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Above links can help you out. If you wish to apply in DU for journalism and mass communication, you must check the above mentioned links. There is an entrance exam. If you qualify those exams, you get admission according to your rank.
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The cut-off list of St. Xavier college for Bachelor of Mass Media remains around 72-75 percent every year.
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To become an anchor, you do not need any educational qualification as such. It is a talent-based profession, it requires a good command over language and a sense of humour. An anchor must maintain wit and humour at all times to make up for any slip of tongue that they may make. It is of utmost importance to have good communication skills and fluent language. In order to become a reporter, you need to have a journalism degree or Diploma because the news channels hire only professionals with media related education background.
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For pursuing acting as a career, You should have a zeal for acting and you may go for the short-term, certificate and Diploma courses offer by the various small and big banner schools in India. These courses cost around 35000 to 150000. Short term or certificate courses take about 3 months to maximum six months and Diploma courses take about 1-2 years. You can also pursue B.A. In performing arts and drama which is a 3 year graduation degree programme. You can find a list of the best acting institutes in India in this link https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/articles/top-10-acting-schools-in-india-blogId-
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I would suggest you to complete your higher secondary education to take up journalism or any other Diploma/degree course. A degree course will anyway have a better value in the industry when it comes to employment. However, some institutes do offer short term Diploma after 10th but it will be wiser to complete your 12th.
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