Journalism

The MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism at MIT-ADT University is one of the most preferred colleges for students seeking to make a career in Journalism and Mass Communication. The B.A. (Journalism & Mass Comm.) programme is offered with an aim of offering its students adequate knowledge and practical skills in media, journalism and communication with an intention of producing professionals in the field. The targets includes reasonable physical resource provision for the university which contributes to good infrastructure, faculty experience, and partnerships improving the learning environment for the students. However, you have to weigh issues of faculty, placement opportunities among other things in a bid to determine whether you fit the programme or not.

To get admission to the Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication programme at the Indian Institute of Photography (IIP), you need to follow institute instructions Check Eligibility Criteria:Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria set by IIP. Generally, candidates should have completed their higher secondary education 10+2 from any recognised board in any stream Application Form:Fill the application form from the official IIP website or campus. The application can typically be filled out online, and it is essential to provide accurate information regarding your education shoulf currectEtrance Examination:IIP may conduct an entrance examination as part of its admission processAfter that all these things you will get call for an interview After successfully clearing the entrance exam, candidates are often required to attend a personal interview. This interview assesses your passion for journalism, understanding of media ethics, and communication skills.

Completing a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication course from JLU Bhopal opens up many career options. Students graduating from this programme can seek out jobs with titles such as Editor, Content Writer, Teacher, News Reporter, and more. Fresh graduates can find jobs in various sectors such as Social Work Organisations, Media Organisations, etc.Upon completion of graduation, a student can take government exams to work in the public sector as an IAS, Police Officer, or Civil Servant, and more. Students must note that these are just some common future options. Actual career prospects may differ from student to student based on their individual learnings and skills.

A Master of Journalism degree can lead to a variety of career opportunities, including: Journalist: Research, write, and report news stories for media outlets. Journalists work for newspapers, magazines, websites, radio, and television stations. Content writer: Write product descriptions, articles, blogs, and newsletters for digital and print media. Radio jockey: Host shows on radio stations, providing entertainment and information. Radio jockeys are also known as RJs. Social media manager: Develop strategies, produce content, analyze usage statistics, and manage projects and campaigns for an organization's online presence. Editor: Work as an editor in a newspaper, magazine, or news channel. Reporter: Work as a reporter in a newspaper, magazine, or news channel. Correspondent: Work as a correspondent in a newspaper, magazine, or news channel.