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Hi Amit,
For admission in a bachelor’s degree, you need to complete 10+2 examination with science subject such as physics, maths and chemistry.The duration for this course is 4 years.For admission in top colleges like IITs, NITs, IIITs , Bits Pilani, DTU you have to clear JEE (Main) , JEE (Advanced) , BITSAT.
There are also some state and all India level entrance exams after clearing them you also have chance for good colleges.
Few of them are:
KARNATAKA CET(Only for Karnataka Students)
UPSEE,
CET,
COMEDK,
EAMCET( Only for Andhra Pradesh Students),
KEAM,
GPET,
etc.
Also, some engineering institutes conduct their own entrance examination for admission few of them are
SRMEEE ( SRM UNIVERSITY, Chennai)
VITEEE (VIT UNIVERSITY, Vellore)
MANIPAL UGET ( MANIPAL UNIVERSITY, Karnataka )
UPESEAT (University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun)
If you not given any entrane exam then try to get admission on the basis of your 12th marks or through any other entrance exam.
Various reputed private universities offers direct admission on the basis of your 12th marks few of them are:
Lovely Professional University, Sharda University, Anna University
UPES Dehradun (20% Seats)
*Minimum 80% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)
*Minimum 80% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level(12th)
100% Scholarship on Tuition Fee (2014 - 15)
Scholarship will be offered to students securing an aggregate of 85% marks in class 12th & 90% marks in PCM for B.Tech. (all
streams) in CBSE or ICSE Examination Board.
You can also get admission through management quota but for this you have to pay a good amount.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various institutes in India offering course of your interest.
Link: https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-courses-in-india-ctpg?sort=none&nl=0
(In the above link, you can refine your search as per the city, fee and entrance preference)
If you are interested in any college direct contact to college authority.
Beware of frauds.
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Wish You Luck!

Hi Rahul,
Journalism offers a wide array of career aspects across the world.
You need to have a recognised degree. This will fetch you great career prospects and help you learn your skills and strength.
Under Graduate degree Course:
-Bachelors in Journalism (BJ)
-BA Journalism
-BA Hons-Journalism
-Diploma in Broadcast Journalism
-Diploma in Journalism
-Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication(BJMC)
-BSc Electronic Media + Diploma in Electronic Media
-Bsc in Journalism + Diploma in Journalism
-BSc in Mass Communication + Diploma in Mass Communication
You can also pursue short term course program like:
-PGD in TV Journalism & Communication(1 year)
-PGD in Still Photography & Photo Journalism(1 year)
-Still Photography & Photo Journalism(3 months)
-Sound Recording & Radio Production(3 months)
-Media Research & Planning(3 months)
First, you can build your portfolio by helping out in a media outlet’s foreign bureau.
Also opt for some internship initially. It presents a golden opportunity for upstart journalists.
You can choose to work on a Print Journalism placement - working with a newspaper or magazine - or on a broadcast placement.
These are the colleges offering a Bachelor's Degree for Journalism:
-Pearl Academy, Mumbai, Andheri East, Mumbai
-Presidency College, Hebbal, Bangalore
-Asian College of Journalism
-Indira Group of Institute's ISBS, IIMP, IGBS, ICEM, ISC, ISEM & IIMP (MCA), Tathawade, Pune
-Jaipur National University (JNU), Jaipur
-Manav Rachna International University-Faculty of Media Studies, Faridabad
Refer to the below link for further details:
https://media.shiksha.com/bj-bachelor-of-journalism-in-india-categorypage-7-20-423-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-2-0
Here are few skills required for a dedicated Journalist:
-Good general knowledge
-Good perception and interest in details
-Ability to sift relevant facts from the irrelevant
-Intellectually curious
-A style of writing that is accurate, readable and informed
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