Mass Communication

Judge a college by the quality of the students it has produced, Talk to the students before you get yourself admitted to any institution, Most Colleges seek to offer their students a decent education but only the former students should be able to tell you whether their Alma mater has succeeded in fulfilling their expectations,. .

Yes, of course, you can, The IIMC headquarters in New Delhi offers a one-year post graduate Diploma course in Hindi journalism,. .

It would be good only if you were already in Industry and have some experience. You also need to have some qualification in the field too. Since you didn't mention anything about you, I could only assume that you are currently working in the field.

All these colleges are engaged in the pursuit of excellence and generally maintain a uniformly high standard. However, the cost is the cheapest in the IIMC.

BJMC is the course you may want to pursue. But for being a RJ, your communication and verbal skills need to be remarkable. BJMC focuses on this aspect. You can also pursue a Diploma in Mass Com too.

Marks at the 12th does not carry as much weight for admission to the IIMC as an honours Bachelor degree does, Improve your linguistic skill and the ability to put forward your thoughts clearly and cogently, If need be, take a short course in public speaking, Acquire basic knowledge about economics, political, Science and international affairs, Read, read and read, And, of course, write regularly and get your writing checked by a good teacher or a journalist,. .

Media does have late night shifts and reporters do have to go to places which can be unsafe, but plenty of young women are very successful in this field. There are also forms of journalism that are more safe than others, lifestyle reporting, business reporting etc. Have more structured hours and don't need reporters to go to unsafe places. There is also desk/editorial work that takes place in the office and most journalism offices have drop back and pick up services that are very safe.

Yes, one can pursue Journalism post class 12th. To be a journalist, in any language, one needs to be good with communication skills, written, spoken and comprehension. It is imperative to be updated on current affairs and carry an aptitude for storytelling, whether visual or textual. Since you have done fashion designing Diploma, you may opt for BAJMC and specialise in lifestyle and Art Journalism, which some Universities like Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal offer. The world needs good well informed and unbiased journalists. A good degree and passion opens up exciting career goals in Journalism.

Watch out for the IIMC website, specially during December and January for all the information about admission.

I would suggest Communicative English, Political Science and History in that order.