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Try the above mentioned link. Hope, it will help you.
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The best way to understand which options are best for you is by visiting us and getting counselled. Have you been counselled yet?
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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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John Hopkins
Northwestern University
University of Utah
University of Oklahoma Norman Campus to name a few.
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