Is eligibility for Bachelor's of Journalism a graduation degree in any stream or 12th passed from recognized board?

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7 years ago
Eligibility for Bachelor's in Journalism. Many deemed and reputed university offer this course. Main eligibility for this course is to have the minimum score of 60% in class 12th. Many universities take an entrance exam for admission in Journalism. For more information, you should visit shiksha webs

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7 years ago
Yes, the eligibility for Bachelors in journalism is class 12th pass with an aggregate 60% marks from a recognized board. Good luck.

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ashutosh chauhan
7 years ago
Eligibility for Bachelors in Journalism: Many deemed and reputed universities offer this course. The main eligibility for this course is to have a minimum score of 60% in class 12th. Many university conduct entrance exam for admission to journalism. For more information, you can visit Shiksha.com.

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