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Hello, IIT JAM exam is one of the toughest exams conducted in India. So, prepare yourself well for the exam. IIT JAM 2019 exam will be conducted in the month of February 2019. So, you have enough time left for the preparation. First check the complete syllabus and exam pattern. Solve previous year question papers. Solving these question papers will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Also take online mock tests. This will help you analyze your level of preparation and also increase your speed and accuracy. Refer best books and study materials for your preparation. Make notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Study at least 6-7 hours daily or more. Give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily. Best of luck!

First, the most important thing is that you can option for computer Science courses after 12th you may also after 10th but it will be Diploma and also it will not beneficial for you much so best is that you should option after 12th.
Now, while opting class 12th you must go on with Science field with taking PCM as one of the major subjects and while an optional subjects should be Computer Science you may option other also but Computer Science will be more beneficial for you.
With these, start preparing for Entrance exam known as JEE-Main and Advanced from know onwards because it include all the syllabus from class 11th and 12th and by the result of your class 12th board examinations and Entrance exam result will let you to chose the colleges after 12th for Computer Science courses.
Now, note that may you are opting it after 10th or 12th but please start preparing from now onwards, I am 100% sure you will be succeeding at the top, and yes, practice makes a man perfect. So, larger the practice, greater the scope.

An entrance test needs to be qualified. Course of study: BA (Hons.) Duration: 6 Semesters Discipline offered: Arabic ARBB, Communicative English CNBB. English ENBB, Hindi HNBB, Geography GG2B, Linguistics LNBB, Persian PRBB, Philosophy PYBB, Sanskrit SKBB, Urdu URBB Qualifying Examination: Senior Secondary School Certificate or an equivalent examination with at least 50% marks in aggregate of English and three subjects from amongst Accountancy, Arabic, Banking, Biology, Biotechnology, Business organisation, Business Studies, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Economics, Education, English, Fine Arts, Geography, Hindi, History, Home Science, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Persian, Philosophy, Physical Health Education, Physics, Political Science /Civics, Psychology, Sanskrit, Sociology, Statistics, Urdu and Modern Indian Languages (Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi and Kashmiri). Or Degree/Sanad from recognised Madarsa/Institution with at least 50% marks (as given in Table VI) or Bridge Course (for Graduates of Deeni Madaris) from AMU with at least 50% marks.
Note: Candidates shall be eligible for admission to BA (Hons.) with Arabic as the main subject only if they have studied the language at the SSSC level.
Additional Information: Candidate applying for admission to BA (Hons.) courses should indicate only the main subject in the application form which he wants to study.

Eligibility for B.Sc in Geography:
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to have completed the Higher Secondary (10+2) education in any discipline or equivalent qualification, from a recognised educational board, and with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Candidates awaiting their 10+2 or Diploma results may also apply for the course.
B.Sc in geography: Admission Process
Most institutes offering the course admit students based on the merit obtained at the 10+2 level, however, some select candidates based on their performance in a relevant entrance test. Some institutes conduct their own entrance tests for offering admission. Admission process generally varies across colleges.

Dear Sam,
I am not much aware of MA in Journalism and Mass Communication at M.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication. My cousin completed his degree in JMC last year. The program is designed to expose students to all dimensions of Print, Electronic, and New Age Media.
As we all know, Mass Communication is a medium of dispersing information to many people.
The term is not limited to only journalism but spreads its branches to various other media fields including newsgathering and reporting, film direction and production, event management, public relations, advertising, corporate communication, and the list continues.
My cousin told me that the course is designed to expose students to all dimensions of Print, Electronic, and New Age Media. The focus is on enhancing technical skills of reporting, news design software, video editing, photography, etc.
The focus is on
1. Better student-teacher interaction through mentoring sessions
2. Orientation of curricular content for enhancing employability
3. Opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities for achieving all-around development. 4. Moocs
5. Curriculum benchmarked against renowned global institutions
Career prospects are Journalists/Correspondents: Reporters, Editors/ Sub- Editors/ Assistant Editors Public, Relations Executives, Event Managers, Photojournalists, NewsMakers, Academicians and FilmMakers
Companies which have visited as of now are: Hindustan Times, Indian Express, The Hindu, Dainik Jagran, Dainik Bhaskar, The Tribune, Times Now, CNN IBN, ABP News, India TV, NDTV India, Zee News, India Today, and Outlook
Hope this helps.
Thanks!