Hello STudent, He must be a graduate.

Eligibility of accreditation journalist he orshe has been working in a organisation of newspaper publishing house at least 5 years experience with a  full time job appointment in an organisations which has turnover of atleast 20 lacs per month and he earns at least rupees 4500 per month from this concern andor he has experience of  15 years as a freelance journalist.

Hope this help.

Hello there,

As per your query, I want to make a clarification that the basic difference between CBSE board and Bihar board is that the CBSE board is a central board whereas the Bihar board is a state board .

If you study in CBSE board, it will surely give a plus point. There is no major difference in the mode of study and study material. But, in many universities and colleges, the students from CBSE board are preferred over any other state boards.

Since, you want to become a journalist in future, studying in a CBSE board will give you some more advantages so you choose CBSE board over the Bihar board.

I hope you understood, thank you.

I do see that you belong to the State of Telangana. The State Government has various initiatives for Candidates who belong to Economically weaker sections. If you belong to General Category and your annual household income is less than 8 lakhs per annum, you can opt for EWS reservation, If you belong to OBC and non creamy layer, you can also opt for OBC-NCL reservation which is 27%. SC/ST also has reservations of 15% and 7.5% respectively. Also there is 33% reservation for female Candidates in Telangana State Counselling for 85% of the Government Medical Colleges and Private Medical Colleges. You need not settle for less when you have these many benefits that you can avail. We do understand that every profession is dignified in its own manner but you can avail merit based scholarships and need based scholarships and continue to study what you want to. If you want to study MBBS, you should do that and not settle for BDS because of your financial situation. Decide what you would like to do first and then also check for relevant scholarships you can avail.

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about whether you can study for pilot after becoming a journalist.

I would like to say that in today's world anything is possible without any boundaries. There is too many scope for an individual now and too much to explore. If you have interest then you can surely do it.

For Journalists be it in Print Media or TV Media, salary increases with age. You have Famous Journalists like Arnab Goswami, Rajdeep Dardesai and Ravish Kumar making in crores annually, whereas a fresher at any Print Media house like TOI or Indian Express, makes approximately 3 Lakhs per annum. However the average salary of a Journalist in India is nearly, 5 lakhs per year.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good.

There are a lot of jobs in travel shows of such reputed channels but for almost all of them, the competition is very tough. You can be a travel journalist, travel show host or a travel photographer, youtuber(vlogger) , there are a lot of opportunities in this field.

Its a digital age , use the power of media and try to succeed in it.

To start off with there are a lot of colleges offering some basic courses which would be required for journalism . have a look.

• B.A in Journalism

• BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication)

With these courses for a job in top travel channels you must have a skill which is unique and you should be top notch at it , that will make your work easier and more successful in the long run. Use social media to showcase your talent improve on your mistakes and take up short term courses on photography which would be helpful.

Hope this helps.

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Diploma gives a student a gist of the subject and is one of the short course for the profession.

According to researches, usually the students with a full degree will get more chances for placements and they are usually preferred over the students with a diploma.

I think that you should continue with your law as you spent 5 years on it.

All the Best!!

Hello,

You can chose to go with journalism course at graduation level, this will make you acquaint with all the detailed aspects of journalism, there are many options regarding this such as Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication, BA Journalism(Hons), there are various diploma and certificate courses which you can do.

Some of the best colleges regarding this are Indian Institute of Mass Communication , Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Xavier Institute of Communication, Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media,Amity School of Communication to name  few.

But, much more than a degree or any other level course it's the experiences and learning outside the classroom that matters, you might see there are many people in media who don't have a degree in journalism, they come from a different backgrounds, but  they have learnt the craft through their working opportunities, it can be  from even a small role like applying for internship. The more varied  experiences you gain working in various medium, the more you're exposed to the world of media and how it works. So, experience matters a lot here.