Radio

Hi, FYI
Xavier Institute of Communication, Mumbai,
Asian College of Journalism, Chennai
Jamia Milia, Delhi
JNU, Delhi
Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication, Pune
Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi.

According to the the ratings and reviews, it is a good institute for PG courses.

Hansraj offers these courses separately as much as I have seen. The duration is from 3 to 6 months. Kindly visit the campus for further inquiries you will get to see banners on this. There will be the contact detail.

They have weekend course for news anchoring and radio jockeying but not as such radio and TV journalism. You can get more information here
http://www.nraismc.com
For admission procedure
http://www.nraismc.com/admission-process

You may clear both papers, but have to choose one to proceed.

Step 1: Complete an Undergraduate programme. Students who are interested in becoming radio DJ can enroll in an associate or Bachelor's degree programme in communications or broadcast journalism. Step 2: Do an Internship. Step 3: Get on the Air. Step 4: Hone Your Skills at a Small-Market Station.

Great to hear that you want to explore your skills and talent, I would suggest you meet agencies or radio stations and get an internship and if you are good at it they will hire you.

A Diploma course is usually of a year. Later, it depends upon placement and your calibre. IIMCians get the required exposure and platform to showcase their talent.

I am not sure about the availability of such course in AIMC. However, you can surely join similar programs at RK Films and Media Academy RKFMA in Delhi.

Dear Garima,
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