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Hi, you can definitely prepare at home for CLAT. You just have to focus really well. And yes, you can buy the material of coaching institutes from book markets such as daryaganj if you're in Delhi. And you would also have to buy the test series from institutes like career launcher or CLAT possible for sectional tests and mock tests. Let's see how the section wise preparation should go -
GK -
For current affairs: you should prepare this section from gk today, jagran josh and some monthly or weakly manthan from any coaching institute. If you do this properly, you would be fine. But if you want you can download some apps as well for daily quizzes. And yes! REVISE. Revise the current affairs every month or you will forget them. For Static: you can prepare this from person or you can prepare topic wise from internet by manually searching the topics and doing them from wherever you find them the most suitable. ENGLISH-
For vocabulary, read word power made easy and do 5 or 10 words (upto your capacity) from any app (Volt is a good one). And also read newspaper regularly, it will improve your vocabulary and will also help with the current affairs. Practice reading comprehensions, at least 1 everyday. And practice parajumbles as well. LOGICAL AND ANALYTICAL REASONING -
Practice and practice and practice. Practice as much as you can. Solve the material from coaching institute and then start giving sectional and topic tests to perfect your skills. This should be enough. MATHS -
Solve your material from coaching institute effectively and practice with sectional and topic tests. And again, practice as much as you can. LEGAL APTITUDE -
AGAIN do the material from coaching institute and then practice from sectional tests and topic tests. And obviously, practice the previous year question papers thoroughly. Especially for legal aptitude, mostly the questions are same with just some minor changes in the facts such as changed names. You can also watch YouTube videos to revise some concepts. Law school 101 is really good for legal. You can also revise gk with YouTube videos. And one crucial tip, DON'T EVER lag behind with your gk current affairs and mocks. Best of luck for your preparation. Feel free to ask questions if you have qny other doubt. Thanks.

Hi,
Placement Opportunities for M.J. M. C. Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication. It must be placed in terms of private and new institutions that strong connection with Employers, Quality Skills in Students as well as reputation matters a lot. The mentioned institution or other colleges that offer a degree in mass communication and journalism aim at getting the students placed as professionals in the media industry. There are various profiles for which the media houses approach the colleges or the college gets them for campus placements. The profile that is most suitable and is offered to the Master's degree holders of this and other institutions are:
1. Journalist or Reporter with a Print Media-Newspaper or Managing
2. Electronic Media-News Reader, TV Reporter
3. Having Technical Skills then Editor
4. Editor of a Newspaper or Any other publication depending on the Language Skills of the Candidate.
5. Content Writer
6. Teaching is also a good option for the Master's Degree. You are eligible to appear in the UGC NET Examination that leads to Higher Education career.
7. Digital Marketing Expert
8. Public Relations Officer with Government as this is the qualification needed.
9. Corporate Communication Executive
10. Radio Jockey or Screen/Copy Writer
11. Creative Head/Assistant/team member
12. Event Manager
13. Anchor.

The Design Village or TDV in short is an institution providing education in the field of design and is located in Noida. It is affiliated to Sri Venkateswara University at Gajraula in UP. It is of course a private university. This institute claims to have designed its syllabus in close co-ordination with a school of design in Nantes, France. Not only this, students get to spend one full semester there in France. This of course is something unique. The institute has been formed with lots of industry tie ups. Noida campus has a good industrial base and students here are offered internship in the industry. Based on their performance, students are absorbed by the same industry. Maybe due to this, the institution assures placements to all its students. This may well be true but only time can tell how valid it is. But, then the tie-up with French school and studying there for six months will definitely make students here some special.

Legal Advisory- After LL.B, you can join not only corporate firms, but also organizations such as NGOs, individual law firms, Banks, Think Tanks (such as Vivekananda International Foundation), etc. Please keep in mind that you need to qualify the exam of Bar Council of India before you can do any of these. Government Sector- You can apply for government jobs in the legal departments of various PSUs as well as High Courts. Such posts are generally filled by Public Service Commissions of various states. You can also write the SSC CGL exam for posts such as Income Tax Officer, Assistant in the Central Secretariat, etc. Teaching- You can go in for LL. M. and then take up teaching Law as a subject in law colleges. Judiciary Exams- If you wish to take a place in the judicial machinery of the country, you can prepare for Judiciary examination for the posts of Judge, and magistrate. Higher Education- If you wish to work in a particular field such as Cyber Law, Labour Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Rights, etc., then you can pursue an added certification for it. It will help you explore your interests and also lead you to a specialised field.
All the best to you!