Mass Communication & Media

Hi Esha,
You can go for Masters in mass communication (Journalism) or once you complete your graduation in journalism, Join media house or in whichever field you want to go, radio, TV, etc. Get trained and learn while doing job which you like.

You need to have passed 10+2 from a recognized university to go for a Diploma or degree course. You will be given opportunities related to the workshop during the course.

Dear Dhayal,
It is just you have to choose that in which specific field you want to go. In print media, electronic or online? The more efforts you will put, you will get the fantastic result and of course the bright future. All the best.

Dear Aniket, There is not a specific course of photojournalism. You can pursue mass communication and in that you can learn photography and most of the things related to it. Or otherwise you can go for Diploma in photography. Once you will learn about it, you can get into media house and join them as a photographer, often called news photographers and there are many other opportunities as well.

Hi,
The dates are not mentioned on the official website of the institute. You can contact them directly for the information: https://www.niemindia.com/contact.htm

Hi Anuja, Please refer the related links;
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-mass-communication/iimc-entrance-exam.

Journalism doesn't actually require a separate course. If you have literary skills and have a good knowledge of a particular field then you are good to go. Otherwise you can opt for M.A in mass communication if you are interested.

Hi,
The fees for any management course after BBA is about 40k/semester to 50k/semester from any private college and 25k/annum to 35k/annum from any government college.

Kindly follow this link for comparison of colleges
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-164075-230297.

Both will help you in traveling. Depends on which sector you go in journalism. But yes, tourism will give you more opportunity to travel.