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These degree plans focus heavily on communication and writing skills by providing instruction in most genres of communication. For aspiring TV reporters, upper-level coursework should focus on broadcasting. Bachelor's degree programs specifically for broadcasting are also available. Coursework in subjects such as international communications, law, and ethics of journalism, public affairs reporting, editing, and broadcast reporting help to prepare students for careers in this field. - Gain Experience During College
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Hello Sandhya,
Since your question is relevant for many students looking to switch to a university due to proximity, or other reasons, I am sharing details of what is offered by IILM University Gurugram. Typically a candidate applying for a B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication course, he/she would need to fill the application form and appear for an interview round after having shared the necessary documents and mark sheets that are required for course mapping as per the UGC guidelines. It is important to note that the courses / papers should have been completed from a recognised university. Basis all of this, the student's ap
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Hi, Yes to apply for a lateral admission into Year 2, Semester 3 of our B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication degree course, the candidate would need to fill the application form and appear for an interview round. The courses are mapped as per the UGC guidelines and hence your mark sheets / relevant documents would need to be submitted prior to the interview. The courses / papers should have been completed from a recognised university. Basis all of this, the student's application is reviewed and the result declared. 

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