Is mass communication a suitable course for me? If yes, which are the job roles that leverage this skill?

I am a humanities student and good with debates.

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    Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11

    6 years ago
    Hello,
    If you are interested in communicating, gathering knowledge and love to pass information to the public then definitely you should go for mass communication. First, you need to know that the mass communication is a wide field. The communication involved at each and every place and the communication with mass is known as mass communication. So, it is obvious to have a huge variety of job roles in this skill. You would be glad to choose this course as this course provides jobs at a large scale. The job roles are mentioned below:-
    -Media personality
    -News anchor
    -Journalist (Newspaper journalist and Television journalist)
    -Magazine, news
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    ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    Hello,
    First, you need to know that the mass communication is a wide field. The communication involved at each and every place and the communication with mass is known as mass communication. So, it is obvious to have a huge variety of job roles in this skill. You would be glad to choose this course as this course provides jobs at a large scale. The job roles are mentioned below:-
    -Media personality
    -News anchor
    -Journalist (Newspaper journalist and Television journalist)
    -Magazine, newspaper or television news editor
    -Television re-presenter
    -Photographer
    -Photo journalist
    -Radio Jockey (RJ)
    -Video Jockey (VJ)
    -Film director
    -Actor/ Actress
    -Public
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    jigyasa arya | Contributor-Level 9

    6 years ago
    Hi,
    If mass communication is a suitable course for you or not totally depends your background, your skill sets and the courses you have done. If you know how to mold situation or argument in your way, if you can indulge and engross people in a conversation then you shall consider yourself aware about the skills required for mass communication. Obviously, there are a lot of other things needed but these are the primary skills and when you pursue the course you obviously will get to learn a lot more things. So, first you need to know what kind of future you really want and what your long term goals are.
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    ADVOCATE NEHA Batra | Guide-Level 14

    5 years ago
    Mass communication is an upcoming field and it has variety of openings as media, print media, production companies offer great career opportunities. All the best.
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    Anish Choudhary | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    The answer varies from how you see yourself, and how easily you can manage the things. Mass communication isn't just about debates and good communication skills, yes it indeed is one of the most important but this doesn't make you a mass communication student. You should always be highly active in your work and should know about what's right and wrong in the situation. You must see posses the skills of a good listener than being a good communicator, you have to have to be unbiased in your views and opinions and must be neutral in your judgements. One must be having the capabilities to complete the work assigned to him/her to be complet
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    Lucky Lokesh | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    For individuals with a degree in mass communication, there are numerous opportunities like journalism, public relations, and advertising, as a career. Most important skill is a good command over communication. As you are from humanities, you will be having a good hands on the social issues, basics of economics and language proficiency. Though the field has been around for a long while, there has been a drastic change in the channels of communication. But the basic skills remain same. Top job profiles in this field are - Advertising, Disc Jockey, Film-Making, Journalism, Public Relations, Publishing and Printing, Radio Jockeying, Video
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    Parveen Kumar Sharma Communication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    The answer depends on 'Who You Are?'. Are you a Student or a Parent? are you among those who have planned their careers in mass comm. and media only. I am taking you as someone who has done XII and then wants to pursue mass comm as a graduation course and later may think of doing Post Graduation.
    Dear Student, the course of mass comm. is actually suitable for each and every individual.
    As I say YES to doing this course, the possible jobs opportunities are as follows: (not mentioning the designations here):
    Print Media ( Newspapers ad Magazines)
    Electronic Media-TV News, Film Making or TV Serials, etc.
    Digital Media Management
    Public Relati
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    Siddharth Bhardwaj Quantitative Analyst (Credit Risk) | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    Hello,
    Whether mass communication course is suitable for you or not, depends on your interest and willingness to study.
    You have to judge yourself on the parameters of the course and job profile based on that.
    This course is absolutely suitable for you if;
    (#) You have the capabilities to present the information, data and facts in a very concise, impact full and organized manner.
    (#) You have enough ability to shift relevant fact from irrelevant as it is necessary.
    (#) You should be extrovert, participative and well groomed to be a good communicator.
    (#) You must have an inquisitive mind and creative writing skills to make your thought
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    Nishtha Kumar | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    Since you are a humanities student, this course will be suitable for you. The following are the job opportunities available after the successful completion of BJMC. You can choose any amongst these:
    Journalist, Columnist or Reporter, Photojournalist, Illustrator, Public Relations Officer, Feature Writer, Staff or Freelance Writer, TV Correspondent, Video Jockey (VJ), radio Jockey (RJ) or news Analyst. The job roles that leverage these skills are:-Interviewing public in case of an incident.
    -Collecting the data and information from all the locations of the world.
    -Developing public relations and interactions.
    -Investigating the facts and in
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