Radio Production

In a Radio production course, you'll learn many things including scriptwriting, audio editing, radio programme production process, broadcasting technicalities, radio operations, content management, and interviewing techniques, along with effectively using audio equipment to create high-quality radio broadcasts. These programs also teach how to develop strong communication skills for on-air delivery. 

While the subjects and course curriculum of every Radio Production differs, some common topics covered in most programs include Scriptwriting, audio production, radio anchoring, show planning, interview techniques, radio production software, etc.

Hi, yes there are a few colleges in India that provide bachelor's degree programs in Radio Production. Among them, the School of Liberal Studies and Media, UPES is one of the best colleges offering B.A. in Digital and Mass Media (Broadcasting) Digital Audio Broadcasting: Radio Production, Podcasts and Distribution program. It is a full-time UG degree, with a duration of 3 years. Its tuition fee is INR 6.98 Lakh.

Here are some top college options for PG Diploma in Radio Production in India:G Diploma in Radio Production CollegesTuition FeeIIMC DelhiINR 1.6 LakhPanjab UniversityINR 43,130IGNOUINR 12,000Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Film, TV and Animation StudiesINR 82,000Note: The information is sourced from the official website/counselling body of the institute/exam.

To become a Radio Operator, here are some requirements you'll be required to fulfil.I) A Diploma or certification will be required from a recognised institution.II) For an Amateur Radio Operator post, you may pass the Amateur Station Operator's Certificate (ASOC) exam. It is conducted by the Wireless and Planning and Coordination Wing (WPC). Or, to become a Radio Operator for JSSC, you need to pass the JSSC Radio Operator exam. III) The last requirement is to obtain a license.Apart from this, you may also need to show your Indian National proof.

To become a Music Producer, there are certain skills you'll need to acquire. For example, developing a strong understanding of music theory, learning how to utilize music production software, training your ear to recognize different sounds, practicing recording techniques, networking with other Artists and Producers from the industry, and finally, consistently creating and refining your sounds. 

After completing a Diploma in Radio Production, you can apply for a variety of entry-level job roles in industries like Event Management, Digital Marketing, Radio Stations, Media, etc., based on your interest and skills. Some common job profiles such as Event Management Intern, Content Associate, Radio Jockey Intern, Sound Engineer Associate, etc., will help you gain industrial experience and exposure as well as a basic earning source.

The project work of every Radio Production programme differs depending on the course duration, level, type, and specialization. However, some common Radio show project topics cover:Breakfast show or Afternoon show.Festival or special day.Interviews.Music show.

Yes, even if you got less than 40% marks in Class 12, you're still eligible for admission to a bachelor's degree course in radio production. While some top colleges like Jadavpur University, AAFT, etc., may have a higher percentage criterion, there are many other Radio colleges where you can easily get admission on base passing marks.

Here are some documents you may need while completing the Radio Production admission process:Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, A bachelor's degree from a relevant discipline, Valid ID proof (Passport, Adhaar, PAN Card, etc.), Migration Certificate.