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There are two another replies that I have posted on 1- How to be a Video Jockey 2. News Presenter. Please see the answer in addition to those two answers. https://ask.shiksha.com/how-can-i-become-a-video-jockey-vj-what-starting-salary-can-i-expect-qna-4393281? ReferenceEntityId=4396513
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Now the answer to your question is: A TV correspondent is to be understood as a reporter for the electronic channel I.e. news channel. The difference between this and that of a news presenter is that this one is the news provider, sender and the one who is in the field not in the news room. Hence, there are certainly small but important things to be kept in mind: The field job is demanding, not just travel, but risks as well as longer commitments. The requisites remain the same as we have shared in the above two answers, mainly the ones for the job as a news presenter. The only difference remains is that one is on the desk of the studio, the other is in the field- reporting to the same camera.
The salary, however, depends on the profile and seniority one has among the reporters. These days, staffers or full-time correspondents are not higher for small segments on areas. Task-based payments are made when a news story gets telecasted. The average earning for a part-time person can range from 20k to 30k, expecting a good number of stories. The moment one establishes oneself as a quality reporter then salary gets good and the jobs can also become that of a regular employee-staffer.

If you want a career as an actor or a model, this course can help you. After completing your course, you can become an actor, a model, a screenplay writer, a theater artist, an anchor, or a TV host, etc. You may also proceed with a career in Radio as RJ, script writer, recording artist. Basically these courses open up a door into the world of glam, where you can only succeed if you own a talent along with a degree/ certificate. You don't have things to mug up and write but to observe and adapt. An actor can't be successful by just speaking the dialogues provided to him/her by a scriptwriter, but by speaking them with apt feelings and expressions. In the same way, a scriptwriter just doesn't write away a script, he understands the story and writer's dialogues after feeling it. A career in these fields requires lots of hard work, creativity and excellence. Below mentioned links may help you in choosing a right option for you: Top 10 acting schools in India | Shiksha - Shiksha.com https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/articles/top-10-acting-schools-in-india-blogId-8822

Media, especially the Electronic Media has become quite a vast domain of learning as well as jobs today. The considerations of Abroad or national are gone because the digital revolution has trespassed the boundaries. Cinematography has not just remained restricted to films and entertainment anymore. The scope of Cinematography is quite big all around. There are projects that are done on global level and even for a certificate course the scope remains good. As cinematography is learning the CAMERA it's Direction and Use, Photography -Still or Motion - hence the career prospects are always there. The course can work winners for those who have been searching for an opportunity to learn the nuances of Cinematography work. The Certificate Course, however, shall be done preferably from an acknowledged and recognised place.

Hi Medha, For pursuing set designing as a career, you need to pursue Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA). A graduate in fine arts can pursue a career in advertising companies, publishing houses, product design, manufacturing department, magazines, television, graphic arts and film & theatre productions. The top 10 colleges for pursuing Fine Arts in India are: 1. Kala Bhavan (Institute of Fine Arts), Santiniketan 2. Faculty of Music and Fine Arts, University of Delhi, Delhi 3. Sir J.J Institute of Applied Arts, Mumbai 4. Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 5. Department of Fine Arts, Kurukshetra University 6. Department of Fine Arts, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh