Mass Communication

Hi Manoj Tiwari,
There are a lot of good job placement opportunities if you pursue the course from the top colleges. Alot of Global Top Companies hires students from the campus. Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus
Accenture Airtel Amazon amdocs Apple Asian Paints AT&T Axis Bank Bosch Ltd Canara Bank CapGemini Cipla Coca-Cola Cognizant Dell Ericsson India Ernst & Young GODREJ Google HCL Hexaware Technologies Hitachi Honda Two Wheelers Hyatt IBM Incture Technologies IndiGo Airlines Infosys KPIT Cummins Larsen and Toubro Life Cell Mercedes Benz Microsoft MRF Nestle NIIT Pepsi RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) Samsung Sony Entertainment SYNTEL TCS Tech Mahindra Verizon Vistara Wipro XL Dynamics Yahoo
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During the final year of Master's degree or after Master's degree, you can go for JRF, if you are interested in academics. But, if you want to work for media industry, then there is no need to go for JRF. If you go for JRF and qualified UGC NET with JRF then whenever you will join Ph.D. within 5 years, university will give you scholarship for the same. But, during that period you can't get into teaching in any college or university campus. For the preparation of UGC NET/JRF, you have to study according the syllabus of UGC NET (Mass Communication). There are number of books you can buy from book hawkers for the same. But, pattern of exam has changed. When I qualified UGC NET that time, UGC takes three exams- two objective based paper and one subjective. But, now all are objective based question paper. So, you need to study hard for the same. I can add you in a WhatsApp group of media professionals as well as media educators who regularly discuss the information and study material regarding UGC NET/JRF. If you are interested then you can drop your number here, then I can add you.

Sharda University is the best for BJMC (journalism and mass communication), the university is located in Delhi NCR, and the university has a good faculty with some many years of experience. They are ready to give their best to the students as well as the service to the nation for proper productivity for the future generation. Below are the details of the programme of the University Sharda University in respect to BJMC. This programme enables you to choose a career from various stages of media production. With an emphasis on the social and cultural impact of various media forms, this programme examines the technologies, practices, and policies that drive modern media communications. Applied skills such as image building, different styles of writing, editing and working with layout software, audio-video editing techniques are also covered.

Inspiration & Build upon your natural writing talent. To become a journalist, some intrinsic skills are necessary to achieve success. First of all, you have got to have an inquiring mind. You must be passionate about knowledge and learning, and willing to do what it takes to get at the truth behind a story. Education: I recommend pursuing a journalism degree and double majoring or specializing in your core interest areas. Still, journalism is a doing field. At the end of the day, you need to be able to talk to people, see trends, organize your research and communicate it in an engaging way. More and more, the onus is on individual journalists to come up with the ideas and report, write, edit, publish and promote the work themselves. That takes independence, drive and attention to detail, which can't be taught in a classroom. Choose your niche. Attend the basic courses in journalism, but make sure that you get classes in your chosen specialty. If you are interested in fashion reporting, for example, you may not have the same courses as someone who is studying investigative journalism. Become an expert in your chosen field. Read books, subscribe to magazines, and attend events anything to keep you current. Get involved. You must have passion for your subject. Indifference and apathy are the enemies of good journalism. Secure an internship (or two or three). Many Universities have newspapers, yearbooks, newsletters, or radio stations that accept interns. The experience gained is essential when it comes time to apply for a job. Write, write. Then, write some more. Build a portfolio of your work that you can present to future employers, and make sure its quality work. Read newspapers, subscribe to magazines, and explore books. It is very important to stay up to date on current events. Job Opportunities
Although media is evolving rapidly, I still put journalism jobs in two buckets: broadcast and print. Digital has now broken all walls and increasingly reporters are expected to file stories on webpages, digital platforms. So look for any opportunities. Be willing to start small. Think community publications, local newsletters, or small area newspapers. Anything to get your work published. If you have a hobby, look for opportunities to write a piece for a newsletter. Sometimes for free, but again anything to get your work published. Create an online presence for yourself by starting your own blog or website. Learn editing & Photoshop software.