Which is better among journalism and mass communication and interior designing?

The study of mass communication is often associated with the practical applications of journalism (Print media), television and radio broadcasting, film, public relations, or advertising. On the other hand, interior designing interior designing is the art or process of designing the interior, often including the exterior, of a room or building. An interior designer is someone who coordinates and manages such projects. Interior design is a multifaceted profession that includes conceptual development, communicating with the stakeholders of a project and the management and execution of the design.

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Hi Raman,All of these are good and impactful. And, definitely helps the student to fetch a good job. However, it depends upon your interest and dedication. Which field you like the most? Both are very much different. Journalism and mass communication is all about language, your command, fluency, knowledge, intelligence, attitude, alertness etc. While interior designing is all about beauty, creativity, etc. After completing BJMC, you will be having options of getting into media houses, PR Houses, government sector, communicator, writer, traveler, photographer etc. While with designing course you can be an interior designer.

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Both have its own opportunities and challenges as they say. It totally depends on what your area of passion and interest is. Journalism today is evolving fast with new media platforms, data analytics and digital storytelling making huge impacts. Mobile technology in the farthest corners of India and world is changing how communities and people consume and produce information. It is a big opportunity career choice provided one has an aptitude for current affairs, creativity, hard work and communication. Interior designing is also part of the creative industry and requires visualisation, graphics and design thinking and is highly sought. But looking at the way world is shaping with communication & behaviour change playing a central role, I would say Journalism has a big future, if journalism is seen in new context of technology and storytelling. The decision which to choose depends on training and inclination.

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The choice of subjects totally depends on your interest and capabilities. Both if these are creative as well as practical subjects where you'll on one end learn the art of designing interiors and on the other end the spheres of learnings are a bit wide where you learn writing, anchoring, designing, advertising, etc. But it depends on you which call would you like to make.

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It totally depends on your area of interest and skill set that you possess. It is also important to see what you want to do in the future and choose a course accordingly.

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Journalism and mass communication is very different from interior designing. If an individual has creative bent of mind and likes to create design spaces, then interior designing is a good career option. If someone has flair in writing and news reporting, then journalism is an ideal career option. Mass communication has wider scope with print, electronic, social media, advertising, journalism and media planning.

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Hello Raman,It really totally depend on your interest area. So, first you have to decide either you are keen interested in Journalism and Mass Communication or Interior Designing. Both are different sectors. But, there is good scope of both courses. Even if you want to more details about the career in Mass Communication, then you can visit my website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.masscommunicator.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.masscommunicator.in</a>. There are number of campuses who offer both courses. So, firstly understand the ground and industry realities about both area. Then only you can decide for the same.

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Hi Raman, All of these are good and impactful. And definitely helps the student to fetch a good job. However, it depends upon your interest and dedication. Which field you like the most? Both are very much different. Journalism and mass communication is all about language, your command, fluency, knowledge, intelligence, attitude, alertness etc. While interior designing is all about beauty, creativity, etc. After completing BJMC, you will be having options of getting into media houses, PR Houses, government sector, communicator, writer, traveller, photographer etc. While with designing course you can be a interior designer. Both the subjects are in demand nowadays. So you can opt according to your choice and interest. If you have more question, freely drop your query here. All the best. Thanks.

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Either journalism or interior designing, success depends on your interest and your passion. Opt for the one you are interested in. Do remember one thing, if you are passionate about something, you give your 100% in it and enjoy doing it. This is the only mantra of Success. When coming to both of the above-mentioned streams, both are very different from one another. Journalism is the name of being active every micro second. You must be aware of what is going around in the world, in the society and around you. Whether it is day or night, sunny or rainy, casual day or festival. You have to be active and creative. Where as Interior designing is about creativity with mathematical sense. You need to be good at calculations and imaginations. So chase your passion and success will chase you. All the best for your career.

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Please check and confirm interest and aptitude first. Understand work profiles available and required skill-set. No profession is 'bad' if ethically and conceptually practised. It all depends on the IQ of the learner. The more aware you make yourself, more opportunities you may gain.

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