What courses are available at Delhi School of Journalism?

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    Akansha Gaurav | Contributor-Level 8

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    Delhi School of Journalism offers UG and PG courses. The institute offers a Five-Year Integrated Programme in Journalism with special emphasis on languages (both foreign and vernacular). The students also have an exit option after the completion of Bachelor of Journalism  (BJ) or continue with Master of Journalism  (MJ).

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