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Hey Arun, Obviously you are looking for degree value as ranking. And in New Zealand, Universities are highly ranked and serves very good quality of education & placements and also degree value in international market. well polytechnics rank amongst themselves and have value only in national market and also again after university student. thus, it becomes very difficult to rank. Hence, university degree is highly ranked, later is polytechnics & institute of technology at the same level depending on which course/study prgram you choose on basis of degree acceptance for job prospect. feel free to contact me for any further assistance. chiragshah@hotmail.co.nz

Mass communication is an umbrella under which journalism, advertising, PR and media studies fall. There are many good universities like Nitte University, Mangalore, Symbiosis University, Pune and Amity University. Some are very expensive without being equally good. So check the university fees on their websites before you join. In my view, you shouldn't be paying more than Rs.2 lakh for the entire UG/PG program, exclusive of hostel and mess charges. Also join a place which has distinguished faculty having trained award winning students and having won awards themselves in media production. Do your UG here and save your money to do your PG abroad.

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.
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.
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hello, thanks manmeet, hi abhishek, welcome to https://shiksha.com my only suggestion for you is germany for mechanical it is the best place to study and even to get a job and your saying u got 63% umm it is a decent score but what about the entrance exams score like toefl / gre .? with the help of these scores and your percentage you have a chance to select the universities and reply me your budget profile and your backlogs details and any other information regarding this remember learning german language is mandoatory for entering into german country so learn it first and university selection is not a single process first you need your score cards.