Mass Communication & Media

Earlier the mass communication and Journalism are separate, now they came under the same roof.
Now journalism is being considered as one of the fields of mass communication. Some colleges provide it as BMC and some as BJMC, there's no difference.
In journalism, you need to communicate with mass with all your gathered news, case study, analyzation. So it's a unit of mass communication.
Mass communication is not only with creativity, we need to study a lot with the concept we want to present. Like one of the examples is Filmmaking which needs creativity plus knowledge, information and deep analyzation.
Now few colleges like some of the DU colleges use to provide only Bachelors in journalism, not mass communication.
So I think after doing that your field will end up in advertising and public relation sectors.
Better to go with the mass communication.

Being a host to an assortment of jungles of various atmospheric and weather conditions, India is the dream destination for any wildlife photographer. Professional wildlife photographers generally take assignments from editors of newspapers, magazine, publishing companies, advertising agencies, and government agencies. Most of them prefer to work independently and share their work with various media agencies and wildlife NGOs. Besides, they can also host exhibitions and send their work to photography contests to get their talent identified and recognized in the industry, thereby earning the desired name and fame. Whats more, photographs clicked by them can be used for designing cards and calendars or for launching brands related to them. Wildlife photographers can re-license photos to editors and exhibit pictures in museums as well. Other exciting and productive options include selling related retail products and running photographic workshops.
Yes, you may pursue Diploma in wildlife photography.