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Nikhil Mehta

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Yes you're eligible for journalism course. Search for the best colleges near you and apply for the admission and start preparation for entrance exam. It is a regular course.

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Vilas Rane

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Hello Pavithran,
Few courses in which you can get admission even after 10th, but to be honest, pursuing journalism after 10th won't help you getting a job in industry after the course. You should complete your 12th first and then opt to go for a graduation degree in mass communication and journalism.

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

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Decide a college in which you wish to take admission in and then inquire about the eligibility criteria about the same.

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

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2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognized University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream. The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. For specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Advertising, Corporate Communicatio
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Scholar-Level 17

2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognised University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream. The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. For specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Advertising, Corporate Communicatio
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognized University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. (minimum 45% for SC/ST candidates)
The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream.
The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. for specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Ad
...more

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognised University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream. The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. For specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Advertising, Corporate Communicatio
...more

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Scholar-Level 17

2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognised University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream. The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. For specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Advertising, Corporate Communicatio
...more

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

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You may opt for M.J. M. C. course which includes TV Journalism. Don't go for PG Diploma courses. Apart from doing the course, you should start searching for jobs of News Anchoring if you have camera friendly look, good voice and command over language.

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