Mass Communication

Hello Prerna,
As specialized degree courses for wildlife photography is rare in India, one can enter the field with a Bachelors degree in photography or photojournalism. One can even do a Diploma or Certificate course in Nature and wild life photography or Wildlife and Travel photography or so. Anyone can take up these courses after completing 10 +2. It would be a good idea to work with an established photographer before starting out on your own. There are seminars, workshops and conferences being held on wildlife photography which one could attend to further ones knowledge.
You can pursue a Certificate Course in Wildlife and Travel Photography from Bharati Vidyapeeth School of Photography, Pune.

Hello Pooja,
Just like any other educational course, in order to be eligible for mass communication course, you should meet the minimum eligibility criteria. While the selection process conducted by various colleges (Which includes interviews, group discussion, and written tests) determines your eligibility for a particular media or mass communication course at a university. If you are keen to pursue a mass communication course in the undergraduate level, then a standard XII pass certificate (having an aggregate of 40%) from central board of secondary examination (CBSE) or a recognized board/examination or equivalent is a must. A student from any stream (Science, commerce or arts) is eligible to apply for mass communication courses in India. So irrespective of which stream you choose to take in standard XII/II PUC, you could always switch on to a mass communication course.