Photographer

The eligibility criteria for admission to the course is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 from recognized board. No specific percentage is mentioned to pursue the course.

Dear Aniket, There is not a specific course of photojournalism. You can pursue mass communication and in that you can learn photography and most of the things related to it. Or otherwise you can go for Diploma in photography. Once you will learn about it, you can get into media house and join them as a photographer, often called news photographers and there are many other opportunities as well.

Hi Martin,
My suggestion you to get admission in Master Degree Course in Journalism and Mass Communication in a reputed institution. As a result, you will fulfill your dream as Photographer as well as other media industry job. After doing higher studies, you will be eligible for teaching in Universities along with Photography.

Hi,
Top BFA colleges include:
1 Faculty of Visual Arts, BHU 2 College of Art, University of Delhi 3 Faculty of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia 4 Sir JJ Institute of Applied Art 5 Kala Bhavana (Institute of Fine Arts), Viva Bharati 6 Department of Fine Arts, Kurukshetra University 7 Stella Maris College 8 Bharati Kala Mahavidyalaya (College of Fine Arts) 9 Department of Fine Arts (Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith) 10 L. S. Raheja School of Art.

Hi,
Please find the link below to know how to become a photographer. https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/career-in-photography-how-do-you-become-a-photographer-blogId-15124.

Kindly contact the college for details regarding the fee structure:
https://www.jdinstitute.com/contact-us/

Hi Hari,
Please confirm the institute you wish to apply for better understanding. Generally, there are no such criteria for admission in Diploma courses in photography school. Thanks.

If photojournalism is your passion, the following is a guide to how you can get started on your career. Get the Proper Education. Build a Portfolio. Publish Your Photographs. Invest in Quality Equipment. Continue to Refine Your Photography Skills. Make Contacts and Network. And Finally, Don't Give Up.

You can become an amateur wildlife photographer by clicking pictures of wild animals by yourself. You don't need to attend a college course/degree for that. You can click pictures and try to sell them to newspapers, magazines, websites. But let me tell you being a professional wildlife photographer is not that easy, getting paid by clicking and selling pictures of wild animals will not allow you to earn enough money. That's sad but it is the truth. I'd highly recommended that you should pursue some another course which interests you and keep wildlife photography as a hobby.