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Ankit Singh

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Getting admission in good colleges with 40% is a very difficult task, as the minimum percentage institutes or colleges require is 50% in HSC. You can still try for private institutes in your city/state.

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Ankit Singh

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Events are a big part of life. 

It's event managers who make the events run smoothly. Their work needs creativity, planning and marketing. Event Management as a career can be hectic but not too much for those who have interest in it.

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Ankit Singh

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Hi,
I would suggest that you pursue a professional course in event management to get a good career opportunity.
The industry is growing at a mammoth pace and has made its mark felt across the globe. India is not behind with regards to the pace at which the industry is growing.
In India, the Event industry has grown in size, not just by the number of events around the year but has also, created multiple job opportunities which have benefited the masses. Event and experiential marketing industry in India will show a linear growth, as per TOI Event management Industry to touch 5K crores by 2015
Best institutes for event management:
Event mana
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Ankit Singh

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You need to score minimum 60% and then appear for entrance tests to get into a good mass communication institute.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

Guide-Level 14

It is same as BA in journalism. History of media, print media, electronic media production and camera works, communication skills, developmental communication, public relation, etc. are being taught considering B.Sc as a foundation degree.
I would suggest you to pursue BA in journalism, often called Bachelor of journalism and mass communication (BJMC).

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PIYUSH DAS PATTNAIK

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There are many colleges for UG level courses:
1. NIFFA.
2. LV Prasad.
3. MGR.
4. SIFT.
5. Digital academy.
6. MFS, etc.

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Kavita Chaudhary

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Hi,
He should apply for Bachelors of journalism and mass communication (BJMC). This course include photography and mass education. He can apply for this course after completing class 12th and it is a 3 year course.

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Ritika Pradhan

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I would suggest you go for a regular course, so you can lean something. A distance course doesn't teach you the practicalities.

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