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Gaurav Shandilya

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Shudhish!
If you're really interested in a radio jockey career, it is very important for you to be spontaneous, spunky and have a pleasing, friendly personality. A good voice and a strong command over language is always a good thing when you're looking to make a career in this field.
To become a good radio jockey, research is the key, like in every other field. You need to listen to good radio jockeys so that you can understand their style and later, with practice, develop your own. You need to understand what the masses need and give them just that.
AIR and radio city have short-term internship programs that you can check with them f
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Anurag RajHead of Operations at NowIntern

Contributor-Level 7

To be RJ, you have to do Mass communication. You can take admission in those colleges which have Mass communication as a course. There are very good colleges in Delhi like IP university and Maharaja Agrasen College. Its fee maybe between 1 to 3 lakhs per year approx.

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Kanksha Mutreja

Contributor-Level 7

Mass communication and journalism are two different things. Journalism is purely related to news, whereas, mass communication is a wider term. You can opt for various specialised Diploma courses in different subjects.

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7 years ago

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Rohan Ahuja

Guide-Level 12

Hi Shishir,
With the introduction of several television channels and FM radio stations, the career opportunities in the field of electronic journalism have increased manifold. The positions a person working in electronic media usually holds are:
Field Reporter
WriterEditorResearch AnalystField and In-house CorrespondentNews / Program AnchorPresenterNews AnalystPublic Relations OfficerCinema ProjectionistMedia Marketing ExecutiveContent Writer and editorAudiovisual Production SpecialistAdvertising Executive
A Mass Communication / Journalism degree can also lend you a job in the fields of direction, program research, production, script writi
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

Guide-Level 15

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Shubham!
PG Diploma in Journalism course has Television, Radio and Print as a part of its curriculum while PG Diploma in TV and Radio Journalism is completely about electronic media. Though you can opt for any of these courses but TV and Radio Journalism would be preferable.

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8 years ago

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Daniel,
There are some great colleges in Mumbai that offer a course in Radio Jockey in Mumbai. You can pursue the course from the following institutes:
1. Livewires Media Institute
2. University of Mumbai
3. Radio City School of Broadcasting
4. Ronkel Media Education & Research Institute.

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Lakshita Bhardwaj

Contributor-Level 6

Initially, you will be needing a degree. For that, I suggest you to opt for courses like BJMC or MJMC.
After the degree, you will have an idea about your interest, What to do, how to do, what is radio all about, etc. As you have completed your degree, you can join any of the radio station for an internship period, this will give you an experience of working in a radio. Radio have many segments like creative department, music, event, RJ, content writer, etc.

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Ishita BhatiaSenior Correspondent at The Times of India

Beginner-Level 5

Radio Jockeying is a course which makes a candidate capable of voice modulation as well as bring in immediate changes in the script - as and when required. While most of the radio jockeys prefer private jobs as they give an opportunity to explore their creativity better, but government job opportunities also come handy.
One of the best opportunities being working as a radio jockey at All India Radio (AIR) - a Public Service Broadcaster. But one should be ready beforehand that this is not a commercial channel and deals strictly with news/public service information.
Another avenue of government job after completing a radio jockey course ca
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Vatsal Chaturvedi

Contributor-Level 7

Advertising management has a better scope as the advent of radio is not very long. The radio industry is declining day by day in various parts of the world (recently being shut down in Norway). On the other hand, no new ventures are coming up in the radio industry. On the other hand, advertising has the scope as long as there are markets. On the other hand, due to the expanding markets, this sector is poised to grow.

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