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Sujal Sharma
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Hi now there is no cutoff system in Delhi University for graduation. The admissions are done totally based on Common University Entrance Test where you have to select English or any other language from section A and general knowledge paper from section B. In Delhi School Of Journalism the closing cutoff in third list was 384 (general). .
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Sujal Sharma
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The fee structure at Government Arts College, Bangalore for B.A. (Political Science, Psychology, Journalism is 2.5 lakhs for the whole three year course.
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Sujal Sharma
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Hi there is no such course as Post graduate diploma in journalism and mass communication at Chennai University. It is folklore and media studies
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Sujal Sharma
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Brahamand Mahavidyalaya is affiliated to Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut. The course has 120 seats and the graduation is of 3 years. The average fees of first year is 70000/-
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Deeksha Dixit
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If you want to work in the field of mass communication, having a Bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication will be helpful. This degree has the following potential career paths:
1. News reporter: You can work for top news channels like ZEE News, Aaj Tak, and ABP as a news reporter.
2. Editor: If you like a desk job, you can work as an editor in news, public media, or content-based companies.
3. Film critic: You can also work independently as a film critic and have your own YouTube channel or Instagram page.
4. Anchor: You work as a TV correspondent, TV show anchor, or anchor at various events.
5. Radio jockey: This is anoth
1. News reporter: You can work for top news channels like ZEE News, Aaj Tak, and ABP as a news reporter.
2. Editor: If you like a desk job, you can work as an editor in news, public media, or content-based companies.
3. Film critic: You can also work independently as a film critic and have your own YouTube channel or Instagram page.
4. Anchor: You work as a TV correspondent, TV show anchor, or anchor at various events.
5. Radio jockey: This is anoth
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Abdulbasit Abdulwasiy
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Online class is possible but the decision for examination year varies yearly.
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Abira Saha
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Fee structure is not more high in Acharya Prafulla Chandra College (APCC) for B.A.(Hons) in journalism and Mass Communication
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Raj Butani
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- Delhi university offers B.A. In journalism on 12th board merit score, Yes, You are eligible for but it is not possible to get with 71%
- If more than one candidate scored the same number of points in the DU PG entrance exam. The university will then offer admission to candidates who received a higher percentage of marks in the qualifying exam. Seat matrix. - Seat Matrix provide the Information about Vacant number of Seats in Respective Colleges for Round 2 Counselling process. With the Help of Seat Matrix We can also predict the Cut off or Closing Rank of any College.
- If more than one candidate scored the same number of points in the DU PG entrance exam. The university will then offer admission to candidates who received a higher percentage of marks in the qualifying exam. Seat matrix. - Seat Matrix provide the Information about Vacant number of Seats in Respective Colleges for Round 2 Counselling process. With the Help of Seat Matrix We can also predict the Cut off or Closing Rank of any College.
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Palak Patel
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Yes, you can pursue journalism after graduation as you are already pursuing a B.Com. Inquire about the entrance exam or admission process. You need to have at least 50% in graduation and good English with written and oral communication.
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Pratham Arora
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A two-year postgraduate degree called the Master of Journalism M.J. is offered by a number of Indian colleges and universities. In the course, reporting, writing, and editing are just a few of the aspects of journalism that are emphasised. Another area of emphasis for the system is the study of modern media.The top universities for a journalism master's programme are:Loyola College, ChennaiSt Teresa's College, ErnakulamSXC RanchiSt Xaviers College DG Vaishnav College ChennaiDwaraka Doss Goverdhan Doss Vaishnav CollegeEthiraj College for Women, ChennaiUniversity College of Science, TechnologyAgriculture, Kolkata.
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