Masters

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YES, you are eligible for pursuing MASTERS IN QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS FROM ISI.
As per the Eligibility Criteria, an applicant must have a Bachelors degree (of at least 3-year duration) in any discipline and have passed the 12th standard examination with Mathematics as a subject.
Selection of candidates to this programme will be based on performance in written tests and subsequent interview. The written admission tests will comprise multiple-choice and short answer type questions in both Economics and Mathematics at the undergraduate level.

You can verify the same on the official website of the university or the institute itself.

As per UNESCO data, the number of Indian mobile international students has increased by 163% from 1999 to 2006 and expected to rise higher. Almost three million Indian students travel abroad for higher education and expected to rise as the years go.
Which means that the popularity of studying overseas increasing dynamically that can give you a sense of security - one thing to understand that getting admission in the foreign universities is much easier compared to the local public universities.
A recent survey suggested that getting admission into the IITs is tougher than getting admitted into the top 20 universities in the world.

Hello Trilok,
It won't be possible to get into Ph.D. without scoring 55%, and some more points are also need to cover:
Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communication
55% marks in aggregate at postgraduate level
M.Phil. From any recognised university or institute of higher learning. Masters degree with 55% in aggregate in any subject 5-year experience in media Industry/Teaching/Research in Mass Communication.

Hello Shalvi,
It is good one and you can apply here for admission. And they provide you placements too but your efforts are much required, without that, it will not be possible to get into something especially when it comes to journalism. There is a big competition going on nowadays and you need to be more active, energetic and minded with each and everything happening around.

Hello Reshma,
Yes, you can pursue Masters in journalism after completing graduation in science. Journalism is a good subject you will have various options in your future. It will not affect your career as such because journalism has a scope in every field.

Hello Juned,
Journalism and mass communication is a course that is demanded and accepted everywhere because communication is needed all around. Getting your degree of post graduate Diploma in journalism and mass communication will help you to get enter into the media houses (print media, electronic media or even a digital platform). You can apply as a reporter, journalist, news writer, reader, content writer, anchor, editor, photographer, audio/video controller, correspondent, public relation officer, communicator etc. Thank you.

Hello Ramchandra,
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