Mass Communication

You need to a find a college offering Masters in mass communication. You can look for internships after that.

You may get into any of these colleges for pursuing Public Relation course:
1.The Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC)
2. School of Broadcasting and Communication
3. K C College of Management Studies
4. University of Mumbai
5. Department of Communication and Journalism

If you wish to make your career in media industry, you should pursue a Bachelors course in journalism and mass communication.

To become an actor, you can join acting schools after completing class 12th. You need to learn the skills, master them and then you are industry ready. But, make sure that you put your 100% efforts, as film industry makes you struggle a lot, if you don't have good contacts.

Yes, you can surely pursue PG in mass communication. This will give you the flexibility to work in various media segments.

As per UGC approved universities list for 2016, the university does not have UGC recognition. So, if you have recently taken admission, then I fear about the validity. But, if you are already a graduate, then you need to see whether the university had recognition in that year or not.

Dear Nithin,
There is no specific time to enter in the film industry, if your skills are good and have good contacts then, entering into the industry becomes easy. However, without contacts getting work is something that you struggle for. So, become the best in your field and then enter the industry.
All the best.

A journalist who writes for online portals is referred as digital journalist. So, you can pursue Bachelor degree in journalism to become a journalist, and then you can opt for working in web portals.

Digital marketing is in demand. In coming years, this will be among the top programs. It will be a part of curriculum of management as well as other programs.