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Jyotsna Sonavane

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You can do B.Com through correspondence or BBA, I would strongly recommend you to do the same in correspondence if you want to do MBA further.

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Shyam KD

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Travel journalism is a tricky business to penetrate. There is a surplus of willing writers and a dearth of employers willing to pay for the work. The guardian hosted a recent live web Q&A focused on the art of breaking into the field.

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Fees vary depending on the course and modules you select.
The best way to understand which options are best for you is by visiting us and getting counselled. Have you been counselled yet?
In the (free) counselling session (about 45 minutes), our counsellor will tell you about the course, show you student work, give you a campus tour, and you can even meet students or faculty if you wish.
After you have done this you will be in the best position to see if we are the right institute for you and if so, which course options (modules, length, etc.) you would like to take.
Please call 022 42354235 to schedule a counselling session.

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SHESH Lal

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Hi, Since event management is a very hands on kind of a profession, the work-study program offered by us is ideal to learn event Management. You will be placed with an event management company as you join the course and work for 5 days while you attend classes for two days. At the end of 2 years, you will have an MBA with 2 years of work experience.

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Abida Javed

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The eligibility of this course is 10+2 or equivalent with 50% marks from a recognized university or board. It is a three years course. You have to pass/clear an entrance exam for this or in some colleges you can directly get admission on the basis of your class 12 percentage. After your graduation, you can also do Masters in mass communication. The career opportunities are very high with the media sector.

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Kavita Chaudhary

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Hi,
After completing class 12th, you can go for Bachelor of journalism and mass communication. It is a 3 years course, where you will learn different kind of subjects. You will learn electronic communication, television journalism, film theory and many more.
Best of luck.

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Swameeka MedhiOverseas Education Counselor, Free Lance

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Hi Uma, these universities are quite famous for the graduate program mass communication, please check the websites for admission and fee information
John Hopkins
Northwestern University
University of Utah
University of Oklahoma Norman Campus to name a few.

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