Mass Communication & Media

Being a Journalist in India, you can polish your skills and use them in other career options that usually do not need a full-time job. Some popular alternate career choices among Journalists are:

• Blogger: Posting articles and blogs on your website about specific topics.
• Social Media Content Creator: Making videos in different niches for social media platforms. 
• SEO Specialist: Improving a website's ranking, etc.
• Communications Specialist: Handling an organization's communication with clients and general public.
• Editor: Editing copies for the webpages.

It is difficult to conclude a specific job profiles as the highest-paying because the salary package is majorly based on aspects like the employer, job location, candidates' relevant experience, and their expertise. However, some top positions such as Senior Journalist, News Anchor, Editor-In-Chief, Marketing Manager, Brand Manager, etc., are high-paying.
To get a good pay, you can also take freelance projects based on your work and you'll get paid according to your goodwill in the market and your portfolio.
All the best.

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Those who possess strong communication skills and have a good catch in current affairs can join this journalism course.

• Those who are interested in a career in Journalism, Creative Writing, Publishing, or Mass Communication & Media can also enroll in this program.
• Candidates who fulfill the set eligibility criteria can get admission to the Bachelor of Journalism course. 
• A candidate for a bachelor's degree in journalism must have highly developed language skills, solid media awareness, and an interest in current events.

Hope this helps.

A Bachelor's Degree in Journalism can be defined as a programme that teaches prospective journalists the fundamental skills of gathering information, and then communicating it to audiences through a variety of media. People who are interested in working for media organizations, such as print or electronic media, frequently enroll in journalism courses. 

The scope of Journalism is widening day by day. After completing a Journalism course, students can enter different fields like television, portals, newspapers, publishing houses, schools, and colleges.

Students after pursuing degrees like BBA, BMS, and B.Com can study MBA in Event Management. Some of the main topics covered in these courses are Managerial Economics, Event Production, Event Concept and Design.

Looking at the current trend, countries like USA, UK, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia can be termed as "best countires" for event mangers, due to their deverse event options, well established event management culture, high quality education and infrastructure. 

A B.Sc in Visual Communication and Animation generally offers good placement opportunities, with graduates finding jobs in various creative fields like graphic design, animation, video editing, web design, and advertising, depending on the quality of the programme and the student's skills; however, the specific placement rates can vary significantly based on the institution and its industry connections.

For more accurate and the latest information please visit the official website or by contacting the admission office. It is imperative to follow all the guidelines to get the accurate information.

Your son is still too young at 12 to join the National School of Drama (NSD) since their normal courses have a minimum age criterion of 18 years. But he can begin by enrolling in NSD's Theatre Workshops for Children, held in various cities.