Mass Communication

Hi Chhaya Singh, Steps to Becoming a TV Reporter
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree
Gain Experience During College. Students who aspire to become TV reporters can begin gaining experience while earning their degree. Opportunities for hands-on experience in news writing and broadcasting are available through campus organizations including radio or television broadcast groups, school newspapers, and broadcasting clubs. Step 2: Gain Employment
Reporters may investigate leads and research information for a story, as well as report their findings on-air. TV reporters often report on-site, usually during a live broadcast. With proven experience, TV reporters from smaller stations often become strong candidates for reporting jobs at larger news stations, typically in bigger cities. Some reporters eventually become TV news anchors, while others become correspondents in specific areas of news coverage. Step 3: Join a Professional organisation
The networking and professional opportunities combined with work experience may provide reporters skills for career advancement. Career Requirements:
Degree LevelBachelor's degree Fields of Journalism, communications, English, political Science, or related field
Experience: Internships or field experience recommended
Key Skills :Strong communication and interpersonal skills; objectivity and determination; familiarity with video and digital cameras and mobile broadcasting equipment; ability to use social media applications and database programs such as Microsoft Access and File Maker Pro
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Hi Manoj Tiwari,
There are a lot of good job placement opportunities if you pursue the course from the top colleges. Alot of Global Top Companies hires students from the campus. Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus
Accenture Airtel Amazon amdocs Apple Asian Paints AT&T Axis Bank Bosch Ltd Canara Bank CapGemini Cipla Coca-Cola Cognizant Dell Ericsson India Ernst & Young GODREJ Google HCL Hexaware Technologies Hitachi Honda Two Wheelers Hyatt IBM Incture Technologies IndiGo Airlines Infosys KPIT Cummins Larsen and Toubro Life Cell Mercedes Benz Microsoft MRF Nestle NIIT Pepsi RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) Samsung Sony Entertainment SYNTEL TCS Tech Mahindra Verizon Vistara Wipro XL Dynamics Yahoo
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During the final year of Master's degree or after Master's degree, you can go for JRF, if you are interested in academics. But, if you want to work for media industry, then there is no need to go for JRF. If you go for JRF and qualified UGC NET with JRF then whenever you will join Ph.D. within 5 years, university will give you scholarship for the same. But, during that period you can't get into teaching in any college or university campus. For the preparation of UGC NET/JRF, you have to study according the syllabus of UGC NET (Mass Communication). There are number of books you can buy from book hawkers for the same. But, pattern of exam has changed. When I qualified UGC NET that time, UGC takes three exams- two objective based paper and one subjective. But, now all are objective based question paper. So, you need to study hard for the same. I can add you in a WhatsApp group of media professionals as well as media educators who regularly discuss the information and study material regarding UGC NET/JRF. If you are interested then you can drop your number here, then I can add you.