MBA/PGDM

Radio Jockey is a person who plays music on the radio, chats with his/her listeners, delivers news, interviews guests and manages contests all with a view to entertain his/her listeners on radio. The performance of the RJ is responsible for bringing in listeners to the radio centre. So RJ has a very important role to play. RJ career requires enthusiasm, rationality, creativity of mind, good sense of humor, excellent communication skills & ownership of a live appealing voice. One of the general course that one can pursue to become eligible for this profession is a degree in mass communication and journalism but in order to specifically study about this field, one can think of the following options. Specific courses for radio Jockeying:
Certificate Course in Announcing, Broadcasting, Comparing and Dubbing (ABCD)
Certificate Course in Radio Jockeying (CRJ)
Certificate Course in Radio Production Programme
Diploma in Radio Jockeying (DRJ)
Diploma in Radio Management Diploma in Radio Programming and Management (DRPM)
Diploma in Radio Station Operations and Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Radio Programming and Management (PGDRM)
For more details about a career in this field, you can refer to this article by Shiksha:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/articles/your-career-as-radio-jockey-video-jockey-blogId-4620.

Well, GLA is quite nice for MBA. It offers quality education and the packages are also nice. The average package was around INR 5 Lacs p.a, and the max package for this year was around INR 12 Lacs. Some of the companies who visited GLA were Delliotte, Blue Star, Tommy Hilfiger, Wipro etc. GLA is really a good option for MBA, but so is Galgotias University, where the average package was around INR 7 Lacs p.a, and the highest went around INR 11 Lacs p.a from Think & Learn- the learning app. Both of the colleges are nice but Galgotias offers a better student environment and one will enjoy their "College life" while GLA is more like a continuation to school life with isolated campus location and uniforms for students.