Hi Aashi,
First of all, I would like to know your subject in your graduation, then it would be helpful to understand which course is suitable for your career.
But, Don't worry I would suggest a little bit courses in all three streams, Whether It would be art, commerce, or Science.
Courses After Graduation:
Master of Arts (MA): MA is one of the most preferred postgraduate degrees that students opt for amongst courses after BA. Master of Arts is a two-year program offered in a varied range of fields such as English, Hindi, Political Science, Journalism, Mass Communication, Regional and
yeah ,I agree with you actually I have a science background in +2 . If I do diploma for one year or advance diploma in journalism and mass communication now and side by side I will do my graduation in ba .because I do my ba with correspondence and when both my graduation and diploma will complete I will go for a pg in journ.& masscom. Is it good for me?
Hello Leon,
Every problem has a solution.
So here to know your interest and the career you could opt for, you could undergo an Aptitude test. The test in combination with personality test measures your aptitude or potentials namely in 5 areas like numerical, logic, spatial, mechanical and vocabulary. The test results will help you make a confirmed choice.
No preparations are needed for this test. Only be honest while answering.
Wish you good luck...
Hi,
UPSC-CSE/IAS examination is the toughest examination in the nation due to its widely elaborated and grand selection criteria and performance metrics and plays an equal importance. Every year the number of applications for these exams are getting high and high which is making the competition tougher than ever. And to create a better impact and in order to perform good, and in the least competition, it is important to study with a definite approach.
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Responsibilities of Journalists:
It is true that we are living in the materialistic world today, but a journalist is not a part of the hoi polloi of humanity. He is deemed an elite, a person with sensitive ears and eyes. He has the power to transform the data gathered during an event into a video clip or an article that could trigger a mass movement. During the past, we have witnessed many such incidents and no doubt, we shall relish much more like these in the times to come. Hence, if the pen is mightier than the sword, why should we not give it the burden of responsibility? The tip of
Hello Smayra,
Interesting question.
What kind of issues are you talking about?
Please note, every media channel, would have their own representative. And but of course they would wish for their person to be the best and want publicity for themselves. But these are challenges which you would face in every stream or organization. Rat race is something you cannot escape from.
Hence, in terms of responsibility, I can say, stick to your ethics, your morale. Reach the write source, the right way to get your information, and be honest in picturing the news to the public.
Hope this is the answer
Journalists of the new millennium have a host of roles to play. Similarly, their responsibilities must also be given serious consideration. The media are capable of influencing, informing, or motivating a large number of people. Thus, these journalists can use their thoughts as tools to guide or persuade the masses. They use the media to communicate such thoughts and opinions. If a group of individuals is capable of influencing the minds of people, the responsibilities of this group must be clearly defined, lest this group should change the course of social and political events of a nation. It
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Journalism is a force, which binds a society or nation as an organic mechanism. In the new era, it has assumed prominence because of its potential as a “change agent”. It informs, innovates, mold, and impresses people living in a region or country. Humans are in a supine posture as far as the bombardment of news, views, critical comments, and thoughts on their minds are concerned. The combination of audio, visual, and audio-visual tools of communication has created a new ethos that affects us all. Journalism, supported by high-technology tools like TV, DTH and the internet make
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In the light of the aforesaid dissuasion, one can opt for journalism because of the features mentioned:
A professional journalist is on the payroll of a journal, magazine, newspaper or TV channels. He can also be an employee of an internet website or a dot com firm. He works on a full-time basis for his employer. If he is self-employed, he works for a host of media organization on an assignment basis.
He covers news, views, and events of various kinds. He is a generalist in most of the cases. However, specialists can also become journo.
He is known by different designations, namely editor
Hello Devanshi,
To pursue Mass Communication or a course in Mass media or BMM, a 3 years course after 12th.
Any 12th pass student (any stream) with minimum 50% needs to appear for a entrance exam. The exam consists of questions testing ones logical, creative and aptitude skills.
Wish you good luck...
Have you ever thought to buy or sell a product through online shopping by clicking and viewing some pictures. Your order is right at your doorstep in a few days after doing an online transaction for the products in your shopping bag. All this process of buying and selling goods and services using the internet (an electronic medium), both by the recruiters and consumers, is known as electronic commerce or say e-commerce. E-commerce emerged in early 90’s and now its demand is increasing rapidly after demonetization. Due to rise in the demand of e-commerce and digital marketing, all big and
Hello Poppy,
Initially you mentioned of being unsure of a career and then you mention of being an environmentalist. Hope you are sure of this career stream. Because sometimes an interest can be pursued as a hobby and not just as a career.
Please note as an environmentalist your job nature would be to maintain hygenic environmental aspects, which includes cleanliness of pollution, water cleaning, fertilization and crops etc. Mainly this would be a research oriented job, but mind you this is also a field job. You would have to travel to rarest area under any condition to collect samples an
Hi,
There are many such colleges in Journalism and MAss-communication in India. The field is growing each year as the more and more people are getting attracted toward the Mass-media career field. this is one of the interesting and challenging career field as it lets have diverse experience of society and culture therein. Dear Aspirant, we have enlisted some of the top colleges with course details as following.
1. Kalindi College (Delhi University)
B.A. (Hons.) Journalism
Course Duration: 3 years
Educational Qualification: 10+2 Level pass
Admission Procedure: Cut off -
Hello mam,
Though there are many colleges / institutes that provides mass communication courses, I am listing down few well know names. Please note the course is provided under different titles like BMM, Diploma in mass communication etc.
Check the following institutes:
1. Apeejay institute of mass communication, delhi
2. Amity school of communication, uttar pradesh.
3. Institute of Mass communication and media technologtly,haryana
4. Film and television institute of india., pune
5. Xaviers institute of mass communication, mumbai
6. Symbiosis institute of mass communication, pune
7. Indi
Hello Sharmishtha,
Interesting question asked. But who other than you would be capable of answering this question best.
You have a vast array of work experience as such and hence are aware of the industry completely.
As such moving to the managerial level with an MBA would be the best shot at he moment. In case you are interested then Training could also be a good option. Followed by teaching.
You can get into the Public relations profile too. '
Wish you good luck........
Dear Aspirant,
Radiology is a very good career field. It has good scope today and future since that is a necessity medical requirement for people.
You can choose BSc Radiology and further MSc Radiology. Initially, it is recommended that you work under a Radiologist for some years. This will help you gain the practical technical experience as well as how to treat the patients and help them.
If you opt for MBBS and then Radiology specialisation, you will be called as Radiologist yourself and you then need not remain a technician. Later you can approach a bank for loan and have your own