Radio

Radio Jockeying is a talent based field. Even though no formal educational qualification is required, a degree or at least plus two is generally a pre requisite. The most essential factor for a Radio Jockey is a good voice with the ability to modulate as per the occasion. Apart from that, an RJ should have a clear diction, accurate pronunciation, flare and fluency in the language. They should be able to control the pitches of their voice and learn to use them to the best effect. Another distinguishing characteristic to become a successful radio jockey is the speed of response, good sense of humour, individuality, creativity of mind, spontaneity and an intensive knowledge of music. Successful RJs have the ability to twist and turn their speech according to the situation. Personal Skills - Radio Jockeys should be diplomatic in character as they have to interact with people of different nature. They must maintain a down-to-earth and approachable attitude so that listeners can comfortably make calls and speak their hearts out. Regards.

Radio Jockey is a person who plays music on the radio, chats with his/her listeners, delivers news, interviews guests and manages contests all with a view to entertain his/her listeners on radio. The performance of the RJ is responsible for bringing in listeners to the radio centre. So RJ has a very important role to play. RJ career requires enthusiasm, rationality, creativity of mind, good sense of humor, excellent communication skills & ownership of a live appealing voice. One of the general course that one can pursue to become eligible for this profession is a degree in mass communication and journalism but in order to specifically study about this field, one can think of the following options. Specific courses for radio Jockeying:
Certificate Course in Announcing, Broadcasting, Comparing and Dubbing (ABCD)
Certificate Course in Radio Jockeying (CRJ)
Certificate Course in Radio Production Programme
Diploma in Radio Jockeying (DRJ)
Diploma in Radio Management Diploma in Radio Programming and Management (DRPM)
Diploma in Radio Station Operations and Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Radio Programming and Management (PGDRM)
For more details about a career in this field, you can refer to this article by Shiksha:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/articles/your-career-as-radio-jockey-video-jockey-blogId-4620.

Course ObjectivesTo introduce students to the medium of Radio, its evolution, policies and trends
in contemporary broadcastingTo develop understanding of different genres of Radio and their nuances To enable students to write and produce programmes for Radio
Part A
Radio Broadcasting 20 marks
Characteristics of RadioBroadcast spectrum management in IndiaThe Medium: Role of Sound, Characteristics, Strengths & LimitsRadio Broadcasting: Main CharacteristicsDifferent Types of Radio: AM (Medium & short wave), FM, Community Radio,
DRM and Internet radio broadcasting, Web Radio
Evolution and Growth of BroadcastingAirwaves Public or Private PropertyPre-Independence and Post-Independence broadcastingPublic Service Broadcasting
Broadcasting policyBroadcasting code and limitationsRoles of AIR and private broadcastersCommercial broadcasting policyCommunity Radio policy
Contemporary Broadcasting
FM BroadcastingOrganization and structureVarious functionaries and their rolesPlanning and organizing the contentMusic clockPositioning the channelBroadcast laws and ethics for music broadcastingFM technology and softwareManagement of FM Radio stations
Community RadioRole of Community Radio in Community EmpowermentCommunity Radio, Culture and SocietyCommunity Radio and Contemporary IssuesManagement of Community Radio stationsChallenges of Community Radio
Part B
Radio Production
Basic concepts of Audio productionMicrophones Designs, Categories and Applications.Digital Studio Mixer. Portable Audio Mixers.Recording formats.Understanding sound recording / Perspective of soundSound transfer, Editing and post-production. Editing softwaresOB recording equipmentAudio Workstations Nuendo, Avid Pro tools and othersStudio recording : Off air / On air studios and their working
Online Sound editingOnline Sound editing softwareNewsroom software- Dalet, phone in & radio bridgeFM broadcast softwares RCS, etc

Hi Shudhish!
If you're really interested in a radio jockey career, it is very important for you to be spontaneous, spunky and have a pleasing, friendly personality. A good voice and a strong command over language is always a good thing when you're looking to make a career in this field.
To become a good radio jockey, research is the key, like in every other field. You need to listen to good radio jockeys so that you can understand their style and later, with practice, develop your own. You need to understand what the masses need and give them just that.
AIR and radio city have short-term internship programs that you can check with them for industry exposure. There are also some workshops and short-term courses offered by Jamia Milia, Amity University, AAFT and Delhi University that you can attend to gain the skills and knowledge about the profession. All this can be pursued once you complete your 10+2 from a recognized board of education.