Mass Communication

Journalism has a lot of scope in the present scenario. From a small newspaper to a big news channel, journalists are considered the right hand of Media and the transparent shield to connect the Government with the public. Journalism today is more than an art of writing as it includes creative submission of the mindset and skillful passion towards your approach of the subjects as it is one of the most competitive field in the market at present. The scope is endless but you'll have to begin from small. Depending on the colleges/institutes you choose, exposure you get, the practical knowledge you attain will define most of your further future. You can become a TV journalist, print Journalist, radio Journalist, fashion journalist, cyber journalist and much more from deciding your field of interest. And this will further take you to the dreams of your second part of the question. A News Anchor these days is more than reading news from the Tele-prompter and saying what's flashing on the screen but more about how spontaneous one can keep a control of the situation to survive the anchoring field. Language is a plus point and you should be perfect in at least one of the languages that you speak. So, yes, a News Anchor is a path from Journalism and I hope you'll make sure to take it seriously. I hope you'll build an informed decision. Feel free to ask more for further queries. All the best.

Hi Aditya, This is interesting that TV Anchors don't become anchor's right from the first day they enter media or journalism. There is a long learning and practice period. I shall say that one becomes an anchor by Excellent Speaking Skills and Skill to manage in front of the Camera. Linguistic Skills and General Awareness also helps a lot I'm joining the career of Media. Remember that Courses are available in the TV Production, Radio Jockeying, Video Jockeying and News Anchoring as exclusive and a Degree which is comprehensive of the Media domain is also offered. The Pricing/Salary shall vary from INR. 10k - INR. 25k at joining a small channel, and then gradually you rise to get around INR. 50k. Further, growth in pricing is possible only when you are capable enough and get excellent growth opportunities.

List of Film Making Institutes in India:
Some of the Top Film & Media Schools in India are listed below:
Name of the Institute
Location
Name of the Course
Fees (approximately)
Film and Television Institute of India
Pune, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography, Art Direction, Production Design, Direction & Screenplay Writing
INR 1.70 Lacs
Kalapurnam Institute of Visual effects and Animation MAYA
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Diploma in Photography, Videography and Cinematography
INR 68,000
National Academy of Media and Events
Kolkata, West Bengal
Professional Diploma in Advertising, Integrated Marketing Communication and Ad Film Making
INR 98,000
MIT School of Film and Television
Pune, Maharashtra
B.Sc. In Filmmaking
INR 10.50 Lacs
Deccan Education Society Institute Of Film & Television
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Television Production/ Digital Film Making
INR 45,000
Lovely Professional University
Phagwara, Punjab
M.Sc. In Design (Film and TV Production)
INR 2.38 Lacs
Atharva Institute of Film and Television (AIFT)
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Practical Film
INR 35,000
Chandigarh University
Chandigarh
B.Sc. In Film Production and Performing Arts
INR 2.70 Lacs
Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication
Delhi
Diploma in Creative Documentary
INR 3.26 Lacs
L. J. Institute of Media and Communications
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
PG Diploma in Media and Communications
INR 2.00 Lacs
SGT University
Gurgaon, Haryana
M.Sc in Film Making
INR 3.00 Lacs
Amity University
Mumbai, Maharashtra
M.A. In Film, TV and Radio
INR 3.18 Lacs
Asian Academy of Film and Television
Noida, Uttar Pradesh
M.Sc. In Cinema + PG Diploma in Post Production
INR 3.52 Lacs
Seamedu - School of Pro-Expressionism
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Film Making.

Exciting career options are available to graduates in the media, entertainment industry, NGOs, Business and Corporate communication, Public relations, advocacy and more. The rigorous and vibrant intellectual environment of the university and the school also equips our graduates to be great fit for a career in academia in the areas of journalism, communications studies, film studies, development studies and international studies, including careers in other areas of humanities and social sciences. Careers opportunities after studying B.A. (Hons, ) Media and Communications are magazine features editor, broadcast journalist, Newspaper journalist, Web Content manager, market researcher, multimedia specialist, Translator, Publishing Copy-editor, Writer, Magazine Journalist, Digital copywriter, News Presenter, Columnist, Blogger, Photo Journalist and Social Media specialist. Internships and placements with media houses, international organizations, NGOs and corporate houses remain a core element of the curriculum. Internship and placements organized by JSJC for their students in 2017-2018 are
ANHAD
Helpage
Goonj
Nazariya
Jagori
STAIRS
Haq Foundation
Swabhava
Kalpavriksha
Digital Empowerment Foundation
Naturewildlife
Sneha Foundation
Association for Promoting Social Action
Vidyaranya
Kalpavriksh
ATMA
NFI (National Foundation for India). .