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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
I don't think there is any such course which can improve your writing.
It comes from you. No one actually can teach you writing. I would suggest you to look for guidelines, instructions about writing various matters, available in the Internet.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
For that you have to decide the colleges in which you want your daughter will study, shortlist them. After that apply for those two courses (look for the availability of the particular course). Then follow the instructions.
At the end if you find you daughter's name on the merit list get her admitted.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
After doing mass communication you can go for higher studies, you can look for govt. jobs, you can apply in any medium of media i.e. print, TV, web for the post of content writer, journalist, reporter, camera person etc. Also there are huge opportunities in advertising world as well as film industry. Public relation officer are wanted by every company nowadays. That is also an option. There are many more too.
About salary I would say in starting years don't expect more than 4 LPA max. and avg. 15-20k per month.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
Actually there are very few courses of mass communication which has the eligibility criteria of class 10th.
You have to look for such Diploma, certificate and vocational courses on mass communication. Those can be done by you.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
Amity, Lucknow actually doesn't offer any such course.
Their Bachelor degree and Master's degree in journalism and mass communication has a fee structure of 86k Rs. per semester and for 6 semesters the total is approx. 5-3.4 lakhs respectively.
They offer a Diploma in advertising and PR for 1 year and its fees is approx. 1 LPA.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
Both are moreover same in terms of what are taught but some institutions have set the course as BA in Journalism and Mass Communication and some others have made it Bachelor in J&MC.
In many institutions I have seen that the BJMC is little bit better than the BA in JMC in other colleges.
Anchoring as in just anchoring actually don't even require a degree all the time but if you meant anchoring as news anchoring then after BA it can be done. Firstly, you have to apply in any TV news channel.
As a journalist or reporter or if they are recruiting any anchor. If the last thing is not happening then first get in as a journalist th
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