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If you are thinking for taking admission in Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology for Journalism and mass communication course, then this will going to be your best of the decisions. This the best college for all the specialisation they offered viz, engineering, management, mass communication. The great part of the college is ROI. ROI of this college is a very big reason to get admission in. One can get industry exposure, by working on so many projects offered to students. Lectures and faculty members are always interesting and will not allow you to get bored. Event organized gives a good platform to students to participate to show their talent and hard-work. And this college provides this. Fees is also minimal (in some thousands). Due to these reasons, placement opportunities which are given to students are very high. Various media companies come here to hire the students. Hence my opinion will go for this.
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Annex or other colleges that offer a degree in Mass Communication and Journalism aim at getting the students placed as professionals in the media industry. There are various profiles for which the media houses approach the colleges or the college gets them for campus placements.
The profile that are most suitable and are offered to the Master's degree holders of Annex and other institutions are:
1. Journalist or Reporter with a Print Media-Newspaper or Managing
2. Electronic Media-News Reader, TV Reporter
3. Having Technical Skills then Editor
4. Editor of a Newspaper or Any other publication depending on the Language Skills of the Candidate.
5. Content Writer
6. Teaching is also a good option for the Master's Degree. You are eligible to appear in the UGC NET Examination that leads to Higher Education career.
7. Digital Marketing Expert
8. Public Relations Officer with Government as this is the qualification needed.
9. Corporate Communication Executive

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For getting admission in BJMC, I will vote for IIMT. This is the best college in Uttar Pradesh for making the career in journalism and mass communication. Apart from the good infrastructure (like state of the art library, fully Wi-Fi enabled campus to facilitate the students for study material accessibility, transport for almost complete NCR, hostel facility and much more), cultural activities (like club activity, annual fest, sports competition, debate and intra-college festival), they do have a very good model for BJMC students. As a real-time projects, they do make videos, short films, documentaries) to showcasing the talent they have. This gives you more advantage when you go for the campus placement interview in any media or journalism company. Hence my advice would be to go with IIMT College for Journalism and Mass Communication course.
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Videography or video editing is a process of modifying or arranging the segments of many videos into a complete one. This also includes the editing process to make it attractive and suitable for the needs. A career in video editing is open for all. No specific educational qualification is required to enter this field. However, to get good jobs in video editing, one should complete the video editing courses such as Diploma in Video Editing, Diploma in Video Editing & Sound Recording, Post Graduate Diploma in Post Production (Editing), Diploma in Film Editing, etc. These courses help the students to understand the entire concept of editing.
After a course in video editing, one can take up jobs like:
1)Video Editors,
2)Content Writers,
3)Copy Editors,
4)Content Developers,
5)Post Production Video Creator,
6)Motion Graphics Artist,
7)Sub-editors and so on.
The jobs for such graduates and technicians are available in the Government organizations such as publications, news channels, websites, communication networks, advertising agencies, etc. They can look for the jobs in the newspapers, the internet and the other sources.

Hello, Although both the colleges are not good for BJMC courses.
But still, if you have only these two options to join then you may go with Institute of Management Studies-Noida. The reason for my saying this is lack of quality infrastructure and other resources for students academic welfare.
However, if you are bound to join IMS-Noida (due to no other options), then be prepared to stand on your own legs. The college is affiliated with a low graded state university (I.e., Chaudhry Charan Singh University-Meerut). You have to write a lot (I mean very long answers) to gain marks and pass the semester exams. But if you try hard then definitely you will succeed in BJMC. When we talk about the placement, its fine. If you have some sufficient industrial exposure with some big employer, and having something extra which can give an extra edge over other students, surely you will be well placed.
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A columnist is a journalist contributing regularly usually in a series to a newspaper or magazine.
Columns appear in newspapers, magazines and other publications, including blogs. The job would be to collect and analyze facts about newsworthy events by interview, investigation, or observation and to report and write stories for newspaper, news magazine, radio, or television. So for this one needs to have a lot of reading, thinking and writing capabilities.
The following are some of the important skills to be possessed by a columnist:
1) Active Reading and writing skills
2)Keen listening ability
3)Speaking and presenting skills
4)Critical thinking with social perspectives
5)Time management skills
6)Problem-solving skills
7)Good language proficiency
They also need to have patience and stress tolerance to manage their work environment.
Columnists are distinguishable by writing style, which allows them to grow a dedicated readership. A columnist must always deliver a unique and interesting column in order to keep readers hooked. And so, creativity and analytical thinking would be the important qualities that make a columnist unique and popular among the readers.