Sonal, Thank you for your question. 

Just to add on to the answer stated below, Journalism and Mass Comm are more than just writing and communication. Even if your writing and speaking skills are average, you can pursue this course. The institutes do not require exceptional skills from their candidates.

Hi Prattay

You have putten a good amount of thought while finalising your decision regarding education why are you doubtful that after a BA degree in Eng (hns) and then Masters in Journalism won't secure your future. You do not worry about your decision, you are just at that stage

Hi Mijan

Good that you want to follow your journalism interest along with your science career. You can pursue a short-term programme in journalism and mass communication or even a specialisation. Many colleges/institutes offer such certificate programme for the students. Although I would like to read about the specialised field

• Pearl Academy
• LSR
• Kasturi ram colege
• GGSIPU

Hi,

I am afraid that you will require atleast plus 2 or equivalent to any degree course in management or journalism. Your 6 month diploma will not be really considered. I would suggest that you complete 10th and then 12th too to even get into a good course. I suggest

Hi

You can apply for a PhD in Journalism/Communications from several top schools, with or without scholarships.First define your study area, either journalism or communication; these are two different fields of study. You need to select a topic, develop a synopsis, which has to be presented to the University you

Hello Priyanka,

No, IIMC does not offer any UG courses of Mass Communication and Journalism. In IIMC you can apply for post graduate diploma courses in - TV Journalism, English and Hindi Journalism and Advertisement and PR.

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Journalism : refers to the production and distribution of reports on recent events. The word journalism applies to the occupation, as well as citizen journalists using methods of gathering information and using literary techniques. Journalistic media include print, television, radio, Internet, and, in the past, newsreels.

Mass Communication: is the