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Hi Ashok,
Well as a friend I would suggest you to think about this decision again, as changing from one domain to another can be very challenging as you might have to start from the scratch.
Journalism as a career is very challenging and requires individuals who have the courage to fight for TRUTH and Justice and top of all individuals who are eager to put their point against all odds. They have to be diligent enough to decide what to reveal and what to conceal in the national as well as social interest!
To become a good journalist you need to have a good command over English, Hindi and your regional language. Apart from good English you also have to be a good listener and an interpreter, so that you are able to convey exactly what is important for the people and how will it effect them. To know more about journalism you can check the below link
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As you want to a one year course. You can opt for a PG diploma or a certificate course.
For the list of institutes, refer to the below link
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In the above link, you can select your preferred study destination.
Keep Exploring.
All The Best.!

Hi,
In order to become a Customs Officer, you'll to appear for the Civil Services Examination conducted annually by the Union Public Service Commission. This Exam provides entry into 27 different services which includes the Indian Customs & Central Excise Services.
The Civil Service Exam is conducted in two parts- Preliminary and Main Exam.
Those who are selected are either sent to Chennai for training in the functions of Customs Department or those selected for Central Excise Service training is done in one of the metropolitan cities.
Eligibility Criteria:-
A Bachelor's degree is the basic qualification
The aspirant must score above 55% of marks
Age limit- 18 years old
Indian citizenship
The notifications are published in the employment newspaper and other prominent periodicals.
To prepare for the UPSC exams, the candidate needs to be aware of all the current affairs. Reading of newspapers regularly will be of help. The aspirants should have good knowledge in English and basic Mathematics etc as the entire exam is based on these subjects and followed by the selection and interview.
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Good Luck.