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Hi,
I would say that whichever college you studying, would surely assist you with companies for your training as OJT (On-the-job-training) is a mandatory part of curriculum for all professional programs.
Apart from the assistance that your college might provide, I would suggest you to keep a track of IT companies and also regularly make individual efforts so as not to loose in the end. Well there are good number of IT companies like TCS, Infosys, Cisco, HCL, Satyam and many more that take students for training process.
Adding more, the companies either visit the college to recruit students or participate in job fairs where various students and recruiters get together.
Also you can visit the website of possible IT companies in your location and look for their announcements section on any of the following-
Campus Recruitment
Summer M.C.A Internship
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Hello Gayathri, Yes, you are eligible to join any University or college. There are many Universities which shall provide you exemptions if you opt for a Bachelors degree in the same field. This might make your Bachelors degree a 1-2 Yrs course in reference to your merit score, the University where you got your diploma from and the year of passing.
Also, I would like to bring it your notice that IELTS is a mandatory exam to enroll yourself into any University or College throughout UK. So, I suggest you kindly send me the scanned copies of your academic history on the basis of which we can guide you further. For more detailed guidance contact us through the ecard available on Shiksha site or check our website www.educationworld.co.in. We represent more than 300 Universities/colleges across the world.

Hi,
Becoming a journalist can be a fun and rewarding job, but getting that job starts with a good education and a desire to work hard. Journalism is a passion.
You must love competition, have a sense for hard-nosed reporting, and love to write. If you are committed to become a journalist, I may suggest you with the following steps:-
1. Choose the right college: an accredited school that not only offers journalism degree, but a place to practice your craft.
2. Decide which type of journalism you're going to pursue: Journalists work in all types of media including newspapers, magazines, photo, television and online.
3. Get an internship: it will provide real-world experience and give you an in at at least one media outlet.
4. Start networking: Go to different journalism conventions and job fairs throughout the year.
5. Put your name out there: As you're trying to break into the field, send your resume and work to various media outlets across the country.
6. Talk & Discuss with your faculty about the prospects of this career.
****You can visit https://media.shiksha.com for list of courses and institutes
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