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I have completed my LLB and i want to go for journalism, so can someone please suggest me a diploma course for journalism?

Mohammed Faiz 21st Sep, 2020

Hello Aspirant,

Yes you could opt for Diploma In Journalism which is a 2-year course pursued after the successful completion of 10+2 level of education from a recognized educational Board, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.

Some Top Institutes offering this course are:

  • IIMC, Delhi
  • Amity School of Communication
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After doing litigation for 4 years, can i shift to legal journalism?

Stuti Jain 23rd Sep, 2020

Hello student.

Hope you are doing well. So basically after studying litigation or law for 4 years you can absolutely shift to journalism. It is a great option as you will have knowledge of laws with the journalism. So, if you want you should opt for this.

Hope you have

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I am law graduate and actually i am interested in teaching as well as journalism. so should I do LLM or journalism??

Deepika Gupta 21st Sep, 2020

Hello,

You don't require any specific degree to establish a career in journalism. A bachelor's degree in any specialisation is sufficient. A journalism or communication degree or certification is preferred by several employers. Journalism is a vast field that provides numerous opportunities. You can opt for a role of legal

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I got 89.6 in my 12th in arts. I am getting admission in pgdav college of Delhi university. is it a good college. my course is political science Hons. I thinking about a career in journalism and corporate lawyer

ayanmukherjee045 31st Oct, 2020

Dear aspirant ,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you have interest into journalism. Pgdav college in delhi university is a good college for political science. But if you have hard core interest in journalism then you should take the course in some other college.

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what should I do masters in journalism or PG in journalism after BA in journalism?

Shakti Swarupa Bhanja 30th Oct, 2020

Hello Rudra!

Going for Masters will be an better option! It will ensure your employment opportunities and expand your vision of mass communication.

You must know the fact that Masters in Journalism(i.e MA in Journalism) is nothing but a PG(postgraduate) course in journalism subject. You are unnecessarily confused between PG

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Hi, i have completed my LLB and i want to go for media, journalism. so can someone suggest me best course??

manyapal0801 21st Sep, 2020
Hey,
This is a great choice that you are making. Some of the best courses that we can pursue after post graduation in mass media and communication or journalism are:
Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (DJMC) 2 yrs
Diploma in Journalism (DJ) 1 yr
MA in Convergent Journalism
MA
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pls help im btech dropout nd took ba in journalism nd complted it wanna go for mba im 23 ri8 now can i make it good?? help

Prashant Chaudhary 19th Sep, 2020

Hi,

You can surely get admission in MBA in top colleges. First you want to get MBA from India or abroad and prepare accordingly for CAT, GMAT or other entrance examination which mainly comprises of Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning ability, Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability. Also build a good profile and

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pls help guys im a ba journalism student nd wanna do mba in hr will i be able to do it because i dont know maths is mba need maths??

Sushmita Singh 18th Sep, 2020

Hi Sundeep,

Yes you absolutely can. The maths which you are worried about is just the basics that is of class 10th level so yes you can. And most importantly believe you can. And when you will be pursuing your MBA you will again be taught all those concepts again.

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I want to know which books I should read in BA journalism, from Calcutta university? I have English and Political science in general.

Sushmita Singh 18th Sep, 2020

Hi Rajashree,

I think you want to know about the books that are preferable for your course study. So the list of books to be read is available on the website of the University in the syllabus section for the course. You can open the official website and then select

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