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Subir GhoshSenior Faculty, IIMC

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Distance education programme of any distinguished university.

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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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Absolutely. The shift from state owned media to independent media created a seismic shift in the relationship between the political establishment and the news. Today, with social media, that shift is even more apparent. Politicians are being held much more accountable and policies are being critiqued from many different perspectives.

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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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We haven't had a graduating batch yet but our students have already interned with top media houses including HIndustan Times, Times of India, CNN-News18, NDTV, BBC and many others. We expect many of them to visit for recruitment when our first batch graduates.

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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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Journalism includes different mediums - print, broadcast, radio, online. Each medium comes with a different set of skill requirements. Print has reporters, copy editors, sub editors, photographers, designers. Broadcast has anchors, reporters, production crew, video editors, camera crew, graphic designers. Radio has RJs, reporters, radio engineers, producers. Online usually has a combination of all of the above because it's multimedia. Each field has its own specialised skill sets and they can all lead to successful careers in the long run, but the starting pay is low and the hours are terrible. To be a journalist, you have to have a pa
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Kajori SenProfessor & Asst Dean, Jindal School of Media

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No, not yet. We only offer a 3 year undergraduate programme B.A. JAMC) at the Jindal School of Journalism and Communications.

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Lalit Kumar

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Hello there,
To be a photographer, you must have to learn the aspects of photography, which can make you a skilled photographer, later on after completing you course go for internship with any travel magazine photographer and learn the practical knowledge, later on you can become an independent travel photographer.
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Lalit Kumar

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Hello there,
Both are great career in their respective fields, RJ is one who entertain people by his voice only and TV anchor who hosts the show in front of camera. For TV anchor you need to learn mass communication and acting courses, whereas for RJ their are some institute (you can find on our home page) which give you training in RJying. RJ can lead you to TV anchor as well. Regards.

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Lalit Kumar

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Hello there,
Yes, there, you must have degree in mass communication or Mass media and journalism to be a reporter, it will help you to understand aspects of reporting and journalism, take admission in a good college and study well, get placed in any news channel and become a reporter.
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Lalit Kumar

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There are some good colleges in India who provide good acting courses such as FTII NSD, SRfTI, SRPA, etc. You will learn the all aspects of acting from these institutions and join theater, do plays, observe people, read books, watch movies which is performance oriented and give audition for film and TV, crack it and be a good actor.
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Career Options after MBA in Media Management
After completing your degree successfully in Media Management, you would be able to grab a respectable job title pertaining to these fields:
Media Strategist
Marketing Analyst
Media Manager
Media Planning Manager
TV Producer
A/V (Audio-Video) Editor
Digital Media Assistant
Corporate Communications Head
Digital Media Analyst
Channel Head
These job titles that will be offered to the Media Management professionals are dynamic in nature. It requires a comprehensive amalgamation of Knowledge, Skills and Ability (KSA) in the upcoming professionals. Thus, this course is designed to imbibe a refined mix of thos
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