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.

You can also pursue your masters in journalism from abroad. THere are many great UNiversities across the globe offering amazing programme with scholarships. I must also share that getting admission abroad is not easy, the admissions department consider not only academic scores but your overall profile including, extracurricular activities, aims, and goals, your projects and initiatives. So develop your profile during your graduation, work hard and get admission abroad or look out for internships/projects opportunities.

Regarding scholarships, Every university offers their own scholarships as well, you need to check each university before you apply. The link shared by Zubin will guide you. Also check this link, 

http://www.scholars4dev.com/category/field-of-study/journalism-scholarships/

Keep sharing your doubts, we are here to guide you. 

 

There is no particular Minimum and maximum limit, scholarships cover a particular percentage of your tuition fees.

There are various scholarship available which have their own eligibility criteria as mentioned below:-
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/scholarships-engineering-students-study-abroad%3famp

The above link entaiks the awardibg body which grants scholarship and the respective amount.