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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Check out these universities:
University of Canberra
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Monash University.
University of Canberra
University of New South Wales
La trobe university
Monash University.
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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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Yes, of course. The only requirement for UPSC CSE exam is graduation. It doesn't matter what the field of graduation is.
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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.
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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You can always get into advertising, reporting, writing, event management and a lot more. But, if you wish to become an anchor, then stammering won't be a positive sign. So, you can get into the course and see what interests you the most and the think of pursuing it further.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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T's a diverse field offering careers like
reporting, public relations, media laws, Media writing, photography, television, broadcasting, graphics and design, sports journalism, lifestyle journalism, personality development, RJ, VJ, etc. You need to pursue a course that will offer you both journalism and mass communication as well. After completing your 12th with minimum 60% marks, you can appear for various entrance tests conducted by different colleges or institutes for Bachelor's in journalism and mass communication course. Make sure you are updated with the current affairs and other political issues.
reporting, public relations, media laws, Media writing, photography, television, broadcasting, graphics and design, sports journalism, lifestyle journalism, personality development, RJ, VJ, etc. You need to pursue a course that will offer you both journalism and mass communication as well. After completing your 12th with minimum 60% marks, you can appear for various entrance tests conducted by different colleges or institutes for Bachelor's in journalism and mass communication course. Make sure you are updated with the current affairs and other political issues.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Creative and bold person, then opting for mass communication and journalism would be the best choice. Make sure you prepare well for the entrance tests to get into good colleges, as only a good college will give you the industry exposure and you will learn only from that. Mass communication and journalism have nothing to do with theory except clearing the exams, make sure you become the best in the industry.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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The advent of so many new platforms, such as The Logical India, Scroll, SaddaHaq, and the traction that these platforms are gaining is a sign of that. In fact, look at the number of foreign players vying for journalism space in India - Huffington Post, Mashable, Quartz already have operations and a few more are planning to start operations soon. The challenge, however, is what impact journalism is able to make. At this time, thanks to the stupidity of the Internet, it is all about "top x things that blow your mind&get;" which doesn't add real value. Unfortunately, many new platforms are trying to fight for that "viral" space, which wil
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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You will have to pursue Masters in mass communication to become a journalist. The best institute to get into is IIMC, appear for entrance tests, clear it successfully and pursue one year PG course.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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For pursuing journalism, your entrance tests are taken into consideration. All it requires is 60% marks in 12th and marks or ranks based on entrance tests.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Journalism is tilted towards news reporting be it for newspapers, magazines or television, while mass communication is a broader field encompassing films, online media, documentary, television, radio, graphics, events, advertising, corporate communications.
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