Journalist

You will have to complete a PG course in mass communication and journalism after you complete your maths (Hons) to become a journalist.

There is no term called a legal journalist. You can join a PG course in journalism and then opt for crime reporting. That may lead you to get into legal cases and report the same.

The salary starts from 20000 to lacs in journalism as it depends upon the kind of work and experience.
All the best.

For becoming a news anchor, you must have a Bachelors or Master's degree in journalism or related field. Many courses have been designed to enhance the skill of aspirants.
You can also take communication classes for that in a well-recognized university.

Hello Debikalyani,
It's great to see your enthusiasm in studying a totally unrelated field. But don't worry. I do not know your present occupation but take it that you can not join a regular college.
Don't worry. IGNOU, SMUDE are two of the distance learning Universities. You can go to their website and download brochure cum application form. Fill it up, post it online after paying requisite fees & then you can begin the study of journalism.

You can pursue graduation like BA or B.Com in Journalism or mass communication, which will help you in becoming a journalist or getting a job in this field. You can pursue post-graduation or MBA in mass communication or journalism after completing your graduation.

You can take admission in BJMC only after class 12th to make your career into media sector.