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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Hey,
Why planning to settle for a diploma? As you have already cleared 12th, go for BA in Mass Communication and Journalism from this institute. It's a top level institute and once you get to study here, your life is set. And for anchoring and reader, mostly graduates are chosen.
Why planning to settle for a diploma? As you have already cleared 12th, go for BA in Mass Communication and Journalism from this institute. It's a top level institute and once you get to study here, your life is set. And for anchoring and reader, mostly graduates are chosen.
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Nikhil Mehta
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Take admission at NIMCJ, Ahmedabad [ http://www.nimcj.org/ ] and pursue your dream of news reading, anchoring and radio jockey.
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Anish Choudhary
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Hello Simranjeet,
I would suggest you join the college and pursue your masters from here. Because you will get exposure to media and will understand the working very closely. Moreover, you can simultaneously work and gain experience so as to get a kick-start for your career.
I would suggest you join the college and pursue your masters from here. Because you will get exposure to media and will understand the working very closely. Moreover, you can simultaneously work and gain experience so as to get a kick-start for your career.
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Anish Choudhary
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Hi, I would suggest you to pursue degree because in mere one year you can hardly get anything. Or, else, you want to go for Diploma then I would like to make you sure that Diploma in NIMC isn't up to the mark and would suggest you to consider this as the last option for you.
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