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Akash Patra
Guide-Level 11
Yes, it's good. I have heard a lot about pearl academy. Please go for it without any doubt. I recommend it.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
If you are doing this certificate course after a good Bachelor's or PG degree it will get you good results for the career, but doing a certificate without having any knowledge of mass comm. and journalism is not good. You better go for a Diploma course. A certificate course can be good for a specific area of journalism.
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Anoop Kumar
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
To begin with, if you have just completed you 12th then I would advise you to start with a mass communication course from a good college, it would open your perspective and help you understand the media industry better (since you are interest in news about movies too). Then for the next level go for a good film school like FTII where in you can learn the intricacies of Film Making. It would also allow you to be part of good section of the film fraternity and to learn a lot. Now to answer your job part, unlike other courses and fields, film making is a course or rather a field that comes with no guarantees at all. So don't go in expe
To begin with, if you have just completed you 12th then I would advise you to start with a mass communication course from a good college, it would open your perspective and help you understand the media industry better (since you are interest in news about movies too). Then for the next level go for a good film school like FTII where in you can learn the intricacies of Film Making. It would also allow you to be part of good section of the film fraternity and to learn a lot. Now to answer your job part, unlike other courses and fields, film making is a course or rather a field that comes with no guarantees at all. So don't go in expe
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Siddharth Dutta
Beginner-Level 5
There is no separate course for event management. Regarding your marks, you may be allowed to enrol, provided you check with the university about this year's sponsored and non-sponsored system.
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Satyam Jain
Beginner-Level 5
Hello,
You can check the university's website for more detailed information about the number of seats for the course and also about the eligibility and last date to apply.
https://manipal.edu/soc/programs/program-list/ba-media-and-communication.html
Hope it helps.
You can check the university's website for more detailed information about the number of seats for the course and also about the eligibility and last date to apply.
https://manipal.edu/soc/programs/program-list/ba-media-and-communication.html
Hope it helps.
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Shiladitya Roy
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Ankush,
For you kind information, there are many event management companies in all over India. Most of the owners or the person who runs it neither haven't gone to IIM nor done MBA.
So, I don't think MBA is an essential thing.
But, if you want to do MBA from IIM then go for it. It will obviously help you a lot in your business.
But, if an event management company is the one which matters the most then I would suggest you to do a Diploma or certificate course in event management, get to know about it and start a company. The money can be saved and invested also.
For you kind information, there are many event management companies in all over India. Most of the owners or the person who runs it neither haven't gone to IIM nor done MBA.
So, I don't think MBA is an essential thing.
But, if you want to do MBA from IIM then go for it. It will obviously help you a lot in your business.
But, if an event management company is the one which matters the most then I would suggest you to do a Diploma or certificate course in event management, get to know about it and start a company. The money can be saved and invested also.
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Shiladitya Roy
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Jitendar,
Actually the duration will remain same. There is no connection with the master degree and the PGDM. Maybe some study item or modules are same but those are wholly two different courses.
Actually the duration will remain same. There is no connection with the master degree and the PGDM. Maybe some study item or modules are same but those are wholly two different courses.
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Shiladitya Roy
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Suneel,
I don't think any institute can actually make you prepare for the entrance test of govt. colleges of mass communication.
You have to be up to date with all sorts of news and you must know different aspects of media. Those you can do by your own. Take help from the internet.
I don't think any institute can actually make you prepare for the entrance test of govt. colleges of mass communication.
You have to be up to date with all sorts of news and you must know different aspects of media. Those you can do by your own. Take help from the internet.
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