BMMMC

To become a newspaper editor, first, complete your class 12th from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 50-60%. Pursue courses like BA in Journalism, Mass Media, and Mass Communication or English. You can get admission into these courses by clearing entrance exams like CUET, FTII JET, JMI Entrance Exam, etc. Complete your degree and develop skills like writing, attention to detail, creativity, and research skills. You may pursue additional skill development courses along with your degree or gain experience through internships and network in relevant fields. Create your portfolio and apply for vacancies in the editing field.Hope this answers your query!

Some of the job profiles at which BMMMC graduates work are:Film Director: A director is a professional responsible for supervising the usage as well as placement of video cameras, lighting equipment, microphones, and other props used in a film. Apart from this, a director also directs the camera person for the placement and movement of his equipment.Public Relations Officer: A public relations officer deals with managing the reputation of a firm that s/he is associated with. A PR officer gains support for his/ her clients and also tries to influence their opinion and behaviour towards it.Sound Mixer and Recorder: Responsibilities of a professional involved in this field include recording as well as editing the content, and thereafter, mixing sound levels to produce a polished final product. Correspondent: A correspondent collects and analyses facts about newsworthy events through investigations, interviews, and observations. A correspondent reports and writes news stories for different mediums of communication including newspapers, radio, television, and so on.Producer: A producer plays an integral role in the film, television, and video industries. A producer oversees the complete project from inception to completion and may also be involved in the marketing and distribution of a film or show. A producer works in close coordination with the director and production staff.Radio Jockey: An individual working as an RJ typically conducts a radio talk show in which s/he selects the topic of discussion and music to be played. Sometimes, an RJ also interacts with the listeners over the phone.Video Jockey: An individual working as a VJ typically hosts music programmes typically on electronic media in which s/he chats with the public, conducts interviews with artists and celebrities, etc.Anchor: Also referred to as news anchors, news analysts, or newscasters, a professional working for this job presents shows/ new bulletins on television. An anchor is usually considered the face of a channel.Illustrator: A professional working as an illustrator is basically responsible for producing still drawings that can be used in a story, or which convey a message to the audience. These illustrations are used in books, magazines, newspapers, greeting cards, advertisements, etc.Scriptwriter: A scriptwriter is basically a skilled writer who prepares scripts for dramas, shows, and commercials that appear on television, in films, or on stage.Vision Mixer: A vision mixer is an individual who edits live programmes, that is, as they are being recorded or transmitted. A vision mixer while broadcasting visuals needs to use different transition methods such as wipes, cuts, frame manipulation, fadeout/in etc.