Mass Communication

Yes, one can pursue Journalism post class 12th. To be a journalist, in any language, one needs to be good with communication skills, written, spoken and comprehension. It is imperative to be updated on current affairs and carry an aptitude for storytelling, whether visual or textual. Since you have done fashion designing Diploma, you may opt for BAJMC and specialise in lifestyle and Art Journalism, which some Universities like Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal offer. The world needs good well informed and unbiased journalists. A good degree and passion opens up exciting career goals in Journalism.

Watch out for the IIMC website, specially during December and January for all the information about admission.

I would suggest Communicative English, Political Science and History in that order.

I would be keen to know what you mean by computer line? Computer line can mean hardware or software, it can mean Design, Computer Science and engineering and Graphics as well as AI and New media. Would be keen to know what you feel interests you.

Think twice, I would say, At present, India has much greater need of competent engineers than good journalists, However, if you insist, you can get yourself admitted to the IIMC or any good institutions for the requisite skill and knowledge to be a successful journalist, Watch out for the IIMC website during December and January for all details about the admission process.

Yes, of course, if you have the ability to express yourself in a simple and clear language, if you can think logically and you are well-conversant with the current affairs and some basic knowledge about India's history and culture.

For 2018 admissions, all tests are over and classes are going on. Only in case of weekend courses, admissions are still on. For 2019 admissions, at least three cycles of admission, with General Aptitude Test, Media Aptitude Test and interviews shall be conducted. And they are in January, April and June 2019 months.

Distance education programme of any distinguished university.

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.

Yes. In India, unlike developed countries, newspapers are still the most accessible, affordable option for most of the country. Newspaper circulation figures have been growing every year and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.