Mass Communication

Hi Dhriti,
You may opt universities like Amity University, where you may choose journalism with psychology or psychology with journalism.

Bachelors in journalism and mass communication help you to get an entry in the fields of journalism, public relations, development communication, etc. You will become a reporter in newspapers and TV News channels for different bits like political, crime, sports, entertainment, developmental and finance. You will become a News Anchor after this course. You will be able to work in advertisement sectors. You may be a documentary maker or short-film maker after this course. There are a huge number of career options after the completion of the course.

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Possibly, yes. Contact your college's office and tell them that you want to shift college and tell a genuine and valid reason for the transfer. They may be able to transfer you in same course if the seats are available there.

Study and practice the questions as there is no formula for getting good marks without hard work.
Good luck.

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If you are based out of Kolkata, you can try St. Xavier's College. They have admission tests for admission.

Do you wish to pursue Master's degree?

Certainty, yes. I would suggest St. Xavier's College if you are based out of Kolkata. Other options are Jadavpur University and the University of Calcutta.

Hi Banani,
Yes, you can certainly pursue this course. Any candidate who is passionate about content writing can apply for this course irrespective of the age or background.