Mass Communication & Media

There is no shortcut to success yet you can do Diploma courses from media channel based organisations which offer short term courses as well as exposure to media field.
Good luck.

Yes, you have to give CET for doing Bachelors in journalism and mass communication.

It depends on what's your budget, if your budget is up to 40K then you can go for Canon 200D it will help you up to amateur level too.

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You can refer https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/top-10-colleges-for-photography-courses-in-india-blogId-11445.

Hi Sakshi, Yes there are, Mainly Private Institutes or Universities provides distance learning but I would suggest you to prefer for regular for this course because it will give you practical training and theoretical knowledge.

You can opt here in Punjab as a lot of colleges provide very good placements like LPU, CU, PU. You can opt whichever you want. All the best.

Hello Vamsi, Firstly, know that the true actors are born in theatre. If you really want to become an actor for the sake of art, and not for money or fame, participate in a lot of street plays and dramas. With this you can always join acting schools.
There are many institutes:
1. FTII-Pune
2. NSD-New Delhi
3. AAFT
4. RKFMA-New Delhi
5. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
6. Delhi Film Institute, New Delhi
7. ZIMA-Mumbai.

Hi there,
Both BJMC i.e. Bachelors in journalism & mass communication and Bachelors in journalism means the same. Both are under graduation courses in journalism.

There is no entrance test required for getting admission to Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication of Nalanda Open University. However, you need to check the eligibility requirement to apply for the course which is to be a graduate in order to pursue the course.