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Hi, Journalism is a professional course and teaches the students practically. So, if you want to pursue M.A. In journalism because you need the degree in papers or because you are working somewhere as a media professional already, then go for it. But if you seriously want to pursue a degree to eventually get a placement in media, please go for a regular course. Moreover, if you are one of those who have studied some other subject except journalism in your graduation then again go for a regular Masters course so as to get a hands-on experience. This being said, one should always try and go for regular courses for professional courses like journalism and mass communication - so as to get some hands-on practical experience. Here's hoping your queries have been resolved. Good luck with your Master's degree.

Hi Sandeep,
New York Film Academy in USA has a website on which you can find these details like admissions and tuitions plus scholarship. They also have several programmes to offer. Every programme's admission requirements are listed on the website. Also, the academy has rolling admissions, takes place all throughout the year but check the important deadlines and apply accordingly. Typically for an undergraduate course, they require-
Completed Undergraduate BFA programme application which you can get it by emailing them:Application FeeHigh School TranscriptPersonal StatementLetters of RecommendationCreative PortfolioProof of English Proficiency
You can check more information here, scholarship information is also available here. Just go through the links:
https://www.nyfa.edu/admissions/international-student.php
You are also advised to email them at:
International@nyfa.Edu.

Scope of a course in dialysis technology:
Dialysis technology graduates find jobs at hospitals (Government or private), clinics or healthcare setups offering dialysis treatment. Usually they work in a team, under the supervision of qualified Doctors and Nurses. Some of the common job profiles available in front of them include-
Dialysis technician
Dialysis supervisor
Dialysis Therapist
Dialysis Assistant
Completing relevant M.Sc. Courses will help one take on teaching jobs (lecturer or instructor) at institutes offering dialysis technology education or patient education programs. Eligibility Criteria:
Basic eligibility criteria to pursue a Dialysis technician course is that candidate should have cleared 10+2 Science stream (with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects) from a recognised board. Minimum aggregate marks required (if criteria exists) is generally around 45-55% marks. Admission process: Most institutes follow the merit based admission process. Marks scored by students in board examination and/or relevant entrance test (state-wise or institute-wise) are taken into account. Seats are allotted to deserving candidates on the basis of merit marks. Regards.

As per the criteria mentioned below, you are eligible to apply for B.Ed entrance examinations. Please check for your eligibility to appear for the B.Ed entrance exams from the criteria mentioned below. Admission to B.Ed. is done through entrance exam conducted by various states and institutions. Generally, the exam is conducted in the month of May or June and forms for the same are available online at the websites of respective institutes. B.Ed: Eligibility
The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Ed. admission 2017 are listed below:
Successful completion of graduation in any of Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. ) or Bachelor in Commerce (B.Com. ) from a recognised university
A minimum aggregate score of 50% in graduation
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at post-graduate level. Regards.