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Ishita BhatiaSenior Correspondent at The Times of India

Beginner-Level 5

Hi, Vlogging is the next big thing in India. In fact, already close to being the next being thing. With social media and internet controlling our daily lives and TV taking a back seat, Vlogs giving genuine reviews/creating innovative content have made way into our lives. In fact, Vlogging can be pursued as a side business along with any main stream profession that you might like to stick with. This being said, full-time Vlogging is definitely a career option.

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Ishita BhatiaSenior Correspondent at The Times of India

Beginner-Level 5

Hi, I wouldn't really suggest a distance learning course in Print & TV journalism - because it wouldn't give you the desired practical knowledge, which is a must. Journalists aren't paid really well - so if you're expecting engineer/doctor-like salaries, this isn't for you. But that being said, you'll be able to have a decent living with the remuneration they're given.

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Ujjwal ChowdhuryHead, Pearl Academy School of Media

Beginner-Level 3

Doing a full time media management Masters or PG course itself is very demanding and engaging, and you may not be in a position to do any other course. However, a course related to the creative content development side (digital film making, digital marketing communication content, branded content, advertising copy and creative production, social media content production, creative writing, etc. ). Can be useful add on skills and courses along with media management.

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Ujjwal ChowdhuryHead, Pearl Academy School of Media

Beginner-Level 3

Media Management is a management skills based education in the domain of media initiatives, such as newspapers, digital media properties, television channel, radio station, film business, events and PR business, or advertising and branding business. The media industry is of 1.55 lacs crores and is worth 1.35% of the GDP and hence it is worthwhile to do a course in media management if you are focused on creative media business role ahead.

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Ujjwal ChowdhuryHead, Pearl Academy School of Media

Beginner-Level 3

I do not very much suggest this as distance education cannot be hands-on and practical. However, if you are already working and do not have time for full time course, and need the degree for the sake of promotion etc. , then fine. In any case, at least go for either full time or a blended one with distance and face to face combined.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

Guide-Level 11

There are many jobs available in different fields of Mass comm. but it depends on you. That in which field you want to go. Because there are specific field in Mass Com, choose and think in what kind of work you are good. Writing, speaking etc. And choose accordingly. Print Media, Electronic or Online Media.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

Guide-Level 11

No, Mass Communication is not necessary. You can do any Diploma or a part time course for this, otherwise Training and internship in any advertising company will also work.
All the best.

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shivangi raizada

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Yes, there is lots of scope in pursuing a degree in digital marketing it will provide you lots of opportunities in the field of marketing.
Good luck.

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bal krishna mishra

Beginner-Level 5

Following are the eligibility criteria
CET. Qualified
12th pass
At least 50 percent marks in 12th
Stream: Any.

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Sunny GuptaProfessor, JIMS, Vasant Kunj, Delhi (GGSIPU)

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According to my experience, all campuses are good for placement, because campus can only arrange the interviews with different media and other organizations, all in all student have to perform in interview. Then only, you can say that this campus is good for placements. Otherwise if we talk about the colleges of GGSIPU then VIPS, JIMS both are really good in terms of placements for mass communication.

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