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Hi Harshit,
Mass communication colleges offer graduates numerous career choices and give them the skills to succeed in a variety of industries.
Having a diversified range range of opportunities to choose from, a degree in Mass Communication opens doors to Journalism, Production, Advertising, Anchoring, Publishing, Electronics Media, Print Media etc.
Although communication remains the core element, the nature of work would depend on the field you are in.
However, if you nurture a desire to be a part of media industry, these are the list of courses available to pursue a course in Radio Jockeying:
*Certificate Course in Announcing, Broadcasting, Comparing and Dubbing (ABCD)
*Certificate Course in Radio Jockeying ( CRJ )
*Certificate Course in Radio Production Programme
*Diploma in Radio Jockeying ( DRJ )
*Diploma in Radio Management
*Diploma in Radio Programming and Management ( DRPM )
*Diploma in Radio Station Operations and Management
Skills Required:
RJ career requires to possess the following skills:
Enthusiasm
Rationality
Creativity of mind,
Good sense of humour
Excellent communication skills
Ownership of a live appealing voice
Spontaneous
Dynamic
Diplomacy while interacting
Good Response speed
Ability to control voice pitches
Some Popular Radio Stations in India:
AIR (All India Radio)
Big FM
Radio Mirchi
Red FM
Radio One
Fever FM
Vividh Bharti Seva
Top Institutes Offering Radio Jockeying Course in India:
-Academy of Radio Management, New Delhi
-The Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)
-Alis Academy of Radio and Television, Bhopal
-Media and Film Institute of India, Andheri (W)Mumbai
-E.M.D.I. Encompass Institute of Radio Management, Mumbai
-Center for Research in Art of Film and Television (CRAFT), New Delhi
-IRJ Institute of Radio Jockeying, Chandigarh
-Xaviers Institute of Communication (X.I.C.), Mumbai
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Dear vinay
As per the 2013-2014 AICTE guidelines, students who have obtained a B.Sc. degree with at least 45 per cent marks and who have passed class 12 with mathematics as a subject are eligible. However, they are expected to clear engineering graphics or engineering drawing and engineering mechanics of the first year engineering syllabus along with the second-year subjects.
The B.Sc. graduates have to appear for Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted exclusively for lateral entry students, who also include diploma students. The CET for lateral entry students is likely to be held in June. However, the government is yet to arrive at the percentage of seats that will be allotted to the scheme.
Thousands of engineering seats go abegging every year; last year nearly 25,000 were vacant, which include private and government seats.
Hope this resolves your query
Regards
aSHISH

Admission to B.Tech in Galgotia University is through GEEE. Its a pencil and paper based exam. To take admission in this University students need to have passed 12th with min 50% marks. I think its a good university to do this course as it aims to develop graduates industry ready from the day one. Last date for filling the application form for GEEE is 20th May, 2014. Studying in GU provides you with ample of opportunities to be a leader. Its International tie-ups, Industry relevant programs, etc set the standard of this University a bit high. Even the placement of this University is good and students have been placed in leading organizations and firms. For more details about GEEE you can chechk http://www.geee.in/

I am looking around for graduate programs to plan my Master's / PhD. My interest is space research, and I'm still getting my bearings in it. I'm thinking exoplanetary research is really interesting, but so is radio astronomy and/or instrument design.
What I noticed, however, is that schools offer two types of degrees in general: Astronomy and Astrophysics.
It seems to me that astrophysics is "categorized" under "Physics" while astronomy is its own category. When I asked some professors about the difference, it struck me that the answer depends on their orientation. Physicists tended to lower the value of the astronomy degree(s) and astronomers told me the difference is mostly about concentration.
I can't believe astronomy is "simply" "collecting data". I know astronomers that do more than that.
On the other hand, I can't believe the division is about "theoretical" and "experimental" since I saw a few graduate degrees that offer experimental astrophysics and others that have theoretical astronomy. The division, then, is different.
Quite a lot of sites also divide them up either by departments ("Astronomy" and "Physics" are different departments, and astrophysics is under physics) or by categories. "Physics and Astronomy" sounded to me as repetitive at first, but apparently it's not.
So. what's the difference?
How do I know which program to look for? Do I really "compromise" if I go for astronomy on the "expense" of physics? Do I stop being a physicist is I take "Astronomy" grad program (while I keep being a physicist if I take the 'astrophysics' one?)
This is all very confusing.
Thanks!
There are so many jobs in this fields .

Dear Prajna Paramita,
For Admission you have to download the admission form from www.haepune.com. Attach duly filled admission form with Registration fees of 20, 500/- in the form of DD in the favor of HINDUSTAN AEROSPACE AND ENGINEERING, PUNE and send it to our mailing Address:- HINDUSTAN AEROSPACE AND ENGINEERING ,258/2, BALAJI PARK, BEHIND SEASONS HOTEL , AUNDH , PUNE-411007 at the earliest.Total fees for the AME course is 5,30,000/- INR only, which is divided in easy installments. Your fees includes your registration charges, Books, Library fees and Uniform fees.The admission is going to close soon as only few seats are available, and classes will commence from next month. Feel free to call on 7304119039 for more details & further query.

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