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Preksha Sharma
Contributor-Level 10
Hi,
No, you don't have an easy chance of getting into DSJ, they usually take the top 30, people above 50 find it difficult to get admission, and I would advise you to look for some other college.
No, you don't have an easy chance of getting into DSJ, they usually take the top 30, people above 50 find it difficult to get admission, and I would advise you to look for some other college.
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Pallavi Jain
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There are various job options available, like
Becoming a TV correspondent
Investigative journalism
A reporter like crime reporter, Page 3 reporter, sports reporter etc. Scriptwriter
Director of photography
Art Director
Public relations
Radio Jockey (RJ)
Event Manager
Sound Mixer
Handling legal matters etc.
Becoming a TV correspondent
Investigative journalism
A reporter like crime reporter, Page 3 reporter, sports reporter etc. Scriptwriter
Director of photography
Art Director
Public relations
Radio Jockey (RJ)
Event Manager
Sound Mixer
Handling legal matters etc.
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Manik Bhatnagar
Guide-Level 14
Hi, Admission Requirements and Procedure
1. Students shall be admitted to this course, through a national level written entrance test conducted by the University of Delhi.
2. The test will be conducted separately for English Medium (Total seats 60) and Hindi Medium (Total seats 60).
3. Students who secure 50% in Class XII (irrespective of the streams) will be eligible to apply for the entrance test.
4. The entrance test will examine the candidate's proficiency in General Knowledge and Current Affairs, and Analytical and Comprehension Skills. The entrance test will be designed with the comparable standard of competitive exams at the nat
1. Students shall be admitted to this course, through a national level written entrance test conducted by the University of Delhi.
2. The test will be conducted separately for English Medium (Total seats 60) and Hindi Medium (Total seats 60).
3. Students who secure 50% in Class XII (irrespective of the streams) will be eligible to apply for the entrance test.
4. The entrance test will examine the candidate's proficiency in General Knowledge and Current Affairs, and Analytical and Comprehension Skills. The entrance test will be designed with the comparable standard of competitive exams at the nat
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Gaurav Shandilya
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Chhavi,
First merit list is yet to be declared. No specific date has been announced for the same. In such a scenario, you should keep a track of the official website in order to stay updated with the information.
First merit list is yet to be declared. No specific date has been announced for the same. In such a scenario, you should keep a track of the official website in order to stay updated with the information.
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