The dept was established in Sept 2006, and offers a two year full time post graduate degree course Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication

To be eligible to pursue an undergraduate Journalism course, one must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board with an aggregate of 50 percent or more. Various Journalism courses after 12th include BA in Journalism, BA in Journalism and Mass Communication, and BA in Mass Media The KTHM College. Nasik provides admissions for programs in the areas of Arts, Commerce, Science, Business Administration, Humanities, and Computer Science. Admission to all programmes is solely based on merit. Students must complete the KTHM College admission form and submit the necessary payments before the deadline.

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Key subjects and curriculum: The curriculum of these programs is vast but some subjects are more prominent than others in journalism courses after 12th and they may be

news reporting.

news broadcasting.

news photography.

media law.

digital media.

ethics.

communication theory.

public relations.

Patna University offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC), not a separate Master's degree in Mass Communication and Journalism.

You need a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45% marks for eligibility.

There is no mention of a separate entrance exam for the MJMC program on Patna University's website. Admissions are likely based on merit, possibly considering your Bachelor's degree marks.

Visit the official Patna University website and navigate to the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication section. Look for the MJMC program and admission details.

The university website might have contact information for the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. You can call or email them directly to inquire about the admission process and entrance exam (if any).

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The subjects you've chosen (English, History, Geography, and Political Science) are all excellent choices for a BA in Mass Communication and Journalism.

Strong English language skills are fundamental for a career in journalism and mass communication. You need to write clearly, concisely, and persuasively across various media formats.

Understanding historical events and trends provides valuable context for your future work as a journalist. It helps you analyze current events and their potential impact.

Geography teaches you about the world's social, political, and economic landscapes. This knowledge is crucial for journalists who report on global issues.

Political Science equips you with an understanding of government systems, political ideologies, and current affairs. This knowledge base is invaluable for journalists covering politics and policy.

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To downland syllabus for pucet of M.A in Journalism click on official N.T.A website and click on downlands/view syllabus .You can also  downland previous year and mock test question paper in the same website.

Thank you and all the best to future journalist

NTA official website (https://cuet.nta.nic.in/document/journalism-and-mass-communication-pgqp41/) .

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Yes you can work in Hindi journalism channels like Aaj tak or any other hindi news channel if you are able to talk hindi fluently and with correct pronunciation. You must not make grammatical mistakes. You must have to be bold and should know to talk with full confidence .

You must also fulfill the other eligibility criteria for the Course.

Eligibility criteria

The candidate must have done graduation in journalism from any government  recognized Institute .

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Answering to your question , Individuals with an interest in broadcast journalism have the opportunity to join the PGD program at the Indian Institute of Journalism. The program offers around 100 seats annually for students passionate about this field. Admission to these courses can be sought through different methods, which may include taking an entrance test or participating in a group discussion.

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If you're currently studying Journalism in your final year and considering a 2-year Law/LLB course post-graduation, here's some guidance. Typically, for LLB, the standard path is a 3-year course after graduation. However, there are integrated programs like B.A. LLB or B.B.A. LLBs are five years long and combine undergraduate and law studies. Since you're already in your final year of Journalism, you might want to explore postgraduate options in law, such as pursuing an LLM (Master of Laws) after completing your current degree. LLM programs usually last for one year and offer specializations in various legal fields. Ensure to check with the universities you're interested in for specific eligibility criteria and admission procedures for postgraduate law courses. This way, you can align your academic journey with your career aspirations in law.

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Here are the subjects that you are going to study .

Some of the subjects offered at the undergraduate level are Introduction to Communication and Journalism, Mass Media in India, Public Relations and Event Management, Media, and Advertising .In the table below, we have mentioned the syllabus of Osmania University for their BA Journalism and Mass Communication course.

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Correct Answer: (Pulitzer, Journalism), (Templeton, Religion), (Phalke, Cinema), (Kalinga, Science)

Solution : The logic is based on which awards are given to which category –
Here, from the above-given pairs,

Hence, the fourth option is correct.