NRAI School of Mass Communication

No, as per available information journalism in Hindi is not offered here. But for further information it's better to contact the institute directly.

They have weekend course for news anchoring and radio jockeying but not as such radio and TV journalism. You can get more information here
http://www.nraismc.com
For admission procedure
http://www.nraismc.com/admission-process

Hi Aditya!
Obviously IIMC. Other colleges are nowhere close to the reputation of IIMC. It is the most premium mass communication college in India.

Many employers prefer news anchors with a Bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism, mass communication, or journalism, although communications and similar majors are acceptable. The coursework for these programs is liberal arts-based with a mixture of writing classes and speech classes. If specializations or minors are available in broadcasting, a student may need to complete the applicable classes in order to become familiar with television news and production.

Dear, you must have passed in all subject in 12th standard. Then you are totally eligible for taking admission in Bachelors in Mass Communication in the said institute.

Yes, it's possible for science stream student to pursue journalism too and minimum marks requirement is 55% from any board.
Good luck!

Its affiliated with Arunachal University, which is under UGC and recognised by Govt of india.

It's around 5 to 6 lakhs for this course that you need to pay.

Yes, it is affiliated to a university,. You can go for any exam after the course.