Hi Ashwin.

Greetings.

Yes, you can pursue PG Diploma in Journalism after completing your B.Tech. 

Thank you. All the best.

Hi Mukesh,

The fees for BA Mass Media is around Rs 2500-3500 per year.If you want to apply for distance then the fees would be Rs.25,000.

You can also go to their website or contact their officials.

Hi

XIC OET will be an online test, with both subjective and objective type questions. 

The Objective section will carry 100 marks and has to be completed within the duration of 60 minutes.The questions in this section will be from Language Skills, General Knowledge and Knowledge of Media, Logical

Hello Mukesh !

Thank you for showing your interest in pursuing journalism as your career. Let me first inform you that there is no age bar mentioned in the Delhi University Official website. Besides, you have to appear for entrance examination to get into 5 years integrated programme in Journalism

Ayush

Since you completed your 12 in 2016, I assume you are in your graduation. If you are enrolled in your graduation, I would suggest to not drop out of your current degree. You can pursue international projects during your graduation if you are so much interested in going abroad.

HI,

For the first question that you have asked there is no specific law that you have to practise before joining ajob. practising is good it helps to know all the areas of law and that will help in any post of job. 

Coming to your second question if you

A Bachelor's degree in journalism, communications or a related field is generally the first step in becoming a news anchor. These 4-year degree programs include coursework in media ethics, editorial writing, visual technology and investigative reporting. After this you can go for internships with local news or broadcasting companies &

Hello Devika !

Thank you for putting up your query. The top journalism schools in South India are :-

1. Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Bangalore (check-  http://www.iijnm.org/  )

2. Asian College of Journalism, Chennai   (check -  http://www.asianmedia.org/  )

3. Manorama School of Communication, Kottayam (check -   http://www.manoramajschool.com/

Hi

Some sports journalists cover one professional sports team, whereas others may produce stories on a variety of local, university and/or professional teams. Some sports journalism jobs focus on interviewing athletes, while others focus on game/tournament highlights and results. 

Some career options are, 

• Sports writers/reporters for print media (including newspapers