Dear student.

Greetings.

Yes, you can pursue Journalism from IGNOU as it is an open university. But, you can not pursue it by being registered in any other institution in the same year.

Thank you. I hope this helps.

Dear Student,

Greetings.

Sorry, but right now you can not apply for the respective course because as per the elibilty criteria you should qualify 10+2 with minumum scored marks of 50% or more. So, I will suggest that if you want to persue your higher studies in Media and Journalism,

Dear Student,

There are various good colleges which provides course in MBA for students of M.A. in Mass Communication and Journalism. The name of the colleges are as under:

• Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Delhi
• Xavier's Institute of Communication (XIC)
• Asian College of Journalism (ACJ)
• Symbiosis Institute of Mass

Dear Student,

You may opt for a Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication where the eligibility is 10+2 with 45% marks and above. Some of the top colleges offering the course are Amity University, Xavier Institute of Communications (Mumbai), Swami Vivekanand Institute of Management (Uttarakhand), AAFT School of Mass Communication

Hi,

For this You can join any journalism college or institute. You can go for a diploma in journalism or mass communication degree after 12th.

You must have high ethical standards. You must be able to write well. If you want people to talk and open up to you, it’s

Hello,

The college cutoff are not yet released.

Hello , 

There are not many exams are done for the courses you just have good percentage in class 12th so that you get a allotted seat in the particular college. 

Hi,

Yes, the second admission list for five years integrated program in journalism is released. You can check and download it from the official website of Delhi school of journalism, University of Delhi.

All the Best

Hi Abhinash Kumar,

The college of commerce arts and science Patna has acquired NAAC 'A' grade and hence you can be assured of high quality education

All the best