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Journalism Journalism may come across as a very lucrative career option to the students of today’s generation. The huge reach of electronic media increases the aspirations of the new generation with regards to journalism. While aspiring to become a journalist is fine, it is important to understand that only a degree in mass communication and journalism is not going to help them build their career. Over the years, there’s been a tremendous increase in the number of journalism courses across India. However, every journalism course isn’t that advantageous to the students. Here are 7 things that you must know before taking admission in any of the journalism courses – The only theory is not enough – Only classroom lectures are not enough in journalism courses. They only give you theoretical knowledge but in a career related to journalism, it is extremely important to explore things beyond the classroom. In case, you are opting for a career in journalism, be ready to go beyond...

Our society is a direct result of the media and information we consume via them. Whether it is news, films, shows or general knowledge; everything in the society is a reflection of the same and vice versa. Mass media and journalism are the pillars of information and communication in the 21st century. We heavily rely on them to attain our news. Journalism and its relevance in society Journalists are the flag bearers of our news. They are the individuals whom we trust with our daily information, reporting and whereabouts of the world. We completely trust them with the information we attain for ourselves. Journalism is more important now than ever in this society. With so many different channels and mediums reporting the news, we have to rely on good and quality journalism for achieving hard core news. Journalism courses in Kolkata are rapidly gaining a fast pace because of the increasing scope and potential of this field. These courses have increasingly held...

Journalism is all about gathering and dissemination of news and all vital pieces of details through electronic and print media. And when it comes to a career in journalism, then there are pools of options in journalism courses, from which one can select. Journalism is broadly classified under a) Print Media (newspaper, magazines) b) Electronic Media (audio and visual media) But this does not limit the career choices. If a person successfully completes a journalism or communication degree, from one of the well-reputed journalism colleges in Kolkata then he/she can have a booming career in distinct fields of fashion journalism, technical writing, visual communication, news anchoring, photojournalist, freelance writer and more. Journalism is not at all a job that is full of glamor because it has a variety in it where lots of people are involved in various tasks. Whether it's related to editorials, reporting, anchoring or any other work Journalism can also give you ...