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Hello Anubhav Bachelor's in mass communication, Bachelors in journalism, or a combo of both that is Bachelors in journalism and mass communication. Apart from this you can go for a Diploma or certificate course. This way you can apply for any media organisation (preferring your language). To be a journalist you must have some qualities like being alert, curious, passionate, plus you must have a good command over your language (speaking and writing as well). This will help you in your desired field. Plus a set of hard work is surely required. I hope you are getting my point. There are many private and government. Colleges. You can go for Delhi university (journalism will start by this year), indraprasth university ( GGSIPU), JAMIA MILIA ISLAMIA, Makhanalal chaturvedi and many more. Thank you.

It is very good that you start your preparation right from the first year of college. Two years of rigorous study have paid off, and you very well deserve a break. Studies include basics of every branch. Just observe everything, and make sure you want to get into technical side, i.e GATE / ESE. Second year usually has some important subjects, make sure you don't study them just for clearing the semesters, but for getting in depth knowledge. It is very tough to do that, but once you do that, it will pay you off very well 2 years later. In the 3rd year, join a coaching. Or, arrange some good study material and start serious preparations. You won't get that much time in final year, plus a head start is always better. In the final year, revise and repeat. Infinite times. Join a few good test series. Attempt all tests. You will gain the momentum that will surely help you perform well on the day.