Mass Communication

Hello Sanjukta!
To be honest, there are many things you've to keep in mind. If you're applying for St. Xavier's College, then you need to know the Eligibility criteria. Then comes the second one - The admission test. For the admission test, you need to prepare it , thoroughly (if you are serious about it). They follows the question pattern, which consists of MCQs, Identify, Essays. It's of 100 marks. Now here, comes the twist. The first part consists of objectives. Those are very tricky. You need to know about foreign movies, books, directors, and all other media related questions. Also be prepare with current affairs as well. Then comes the second part of the question, which includes creative writing. If you're good in English and have good flow in writing new things, then it will be easy for you.
You can get the last year's question paper online.
Follow the questions and get knowledge regarding movies, books, music as much as you can. And lastly, all the best for your boards. Don't panic, things will set, eventually!

You could probably pursue a degree course in mass communication and journalism along with an advanced certificate in print & TV journalism. A degree will help you get a job not only in TV or print journalism, but will also open various avenues for you, such as event management, advertising, media research and many more.
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You can opt for Mass Communication in Guru Gobind University through their common entrance test, and if you qualify CET with a good rank you can have a good college in your belt like: VIPS Maharaja Agarsen Rohini Tecnia etc. Delhi University also offer BA Journalism and Maharaja Agarsen located in Mayur Vihar is the best college, which have affiliation from DU. Bhartiya Vidhya Peeth Jamia are good universities for an undergraduate level. There are many private universities like Amity University, Lingyas University, JIMS etc., which offer Mass Communication courses and have good placements as well.

Admission for BA in Journalism from DU is done on merit basis and admission for BJMC in IPU is done on the basis of Common Entrance Tests which you have to qualify and once you qualify the same, it will further lead to counselling in which you will select your college/institute on the basis of credit scored. Forms will be available from last week of January or mid-February. BA in Journalism is offered at Maharaja Agarsen College located in Mayur Vihar which is affiliated to Delhi University and I must say they do a nice job in creating journalists. Talking about Mass Communication, it is a wide field which includes Film Making, Advertising, Public Relations, Event Management, Radio Journalism, etc. So, I would suggest that you go for mass communication instead of specific BA in Journalism as it will benefit you in post graduation and finding a better job.