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Divya

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After completing a Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) degree, there are numerous career opportunities available in various sectors related to media, communication, journalism, advertising, public relations, and digital media. Here are some potential career paths and job roles for BJMC graduates:1.     Journalism: News Reporter,  News Anchor,  Correspondent, Feature Writer, Editor, Investigative Journalist, Broadcast Journalist, Sound [if !supportLists]->2.     Mass Communication: Media Researcher, Media Analyst,  Media Planner,  Media Coor
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Comparing the popularity of BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication) and BA Journalism can vary depending on various factors such as geographical location, institution reputation, and industry demand. However, here's a general comparison tabulated below: BJMCBA JournalismCourse FocusJournalism, Mass Communication, Media StudiesJournalism, News Reporting, Media StudiesScope of StudyBroader coverage of mass communication disciplinesPrimarily focused on journalism and news reportingSubjectsCombination of journalism, media, and communication subjectsEmphasizes journalism and news-related subjectsCareer OpportunitiesDiverse
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One of the best Journalism subfields is investigative journalism. Investigative Journalism seeks out the untold truth or facts about a given subject, person, topic of interest, or event. Due to the growing prevalence of the internet and technology, Journalism is no longer limited to print or electronic media and is now also gaining popularity in a digital format.Since it encompasses all job categories linked to print media, electronic media, new media, radio production, film production, and television production, the demand for experienced workers in this industry has grown dramatically. Also Read: Journalism Course Details

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Candidates who get admission to Jai Hind College BA Advertising and Journalism are required to pay the Jai Hind College BA Advertising and Journalism fees mentioned below:Fee componentsAmount (Three-Years)Tuition FeesFees might include the components other than tuition feeINR 1.02 LakhTotal feesINR 1.02 LakhNote: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

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Yes, it can be worthwhile as it can provide advanced skills, specialised knowledge, and potentially better career opportunities in journalism. Moreover,  You want to specialize in a specific area of journalism (data,  investigative,  etc.). You need advanced skills for competitive media roles or research careers. Plus, you lack practical experience from your Bachelor's and want to gain it before entering the job market.

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Candidates can prefer working in several career paths as shown in the table, after completing Masters in Journalism:Career PathDescriptionSkills in DemandInvestigative JournalistUncover important stories through in-depth research and analysis.Research, data analysis, critical thinking, strong network building.Data JournalistUse data to tell stories and uncover insights.Data visualization, storytelling, programming (optional).Digital JournalistCreate and publish content for online platforms like websites and social media.Strong digital media skills, SEO, understanding of social media algorithms.Public Relations SpecialistManage an organ
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The graduates of Master of Journalism can find employment in a number of renowned companies like Infosys, The Times of India, Hindustan Times, etc. Students can see the table below to know the highest CTCs offered to the MJ graduates of some popular colleges:College Namethe highest CTC (INR)Recruiting CompaniesMumbai University8 LPAInfosys and WiproJamia Milia Islamia7 LPAZee Entertainment and DeloitteHindu College7.5 LPATimes of IndiaIndian Institute of Mass Communication10.5 LPAJosh Talks, Hindustan TimesAligarh Muslim University8 LPAWipro and L&T

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Journalism courses can be pursued from a number of colleges. Students can choose any college as per their preference, specialisation and fees. Some of the popular colleges for Master of Journalism courses are mentioned below:·       IIMC - Indian Institute of Mass Communication·       Savitribai Phule Pune University·       A.J.K. Mass Communication Research Centre·       Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication

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