Today, journalism is considered one of the most glamorous areas, as it has gone beyond the traditional and archival style of journalism and has shown signs of success and opportunity for newcomers. In recent years there has been a high demand and registration of candidates for various journalism courses, which confirms its popularity and importance. With the current state of communications and technology, everyone wants to be aware of the latest developments around themselves. The role and responsibility of the media is to let these people be aware of what is going on around them. There are different ways to deliver information and news to different people, such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, tabloids and the latest Internet technologies.

If you are talented enough and desirable enough to work around the clock and without days off, and want to solve the problems of everyday life, a career in journalism is the right choice for you. However, work in this area is quite complex and complex, the growing importance of the media and the changing approach to the media have contributed to the development of a career in journalism, which has brought you a solid salary with name and fame. Journalism is largely divided into two general terms, namely print journalism and e-journalism, while web journalism is the newest and third term in the course of journalism accepted by people.

Among all these categories, print journalism includes newspapers, magazines, abstracts, magazines, etc. and the volume of work in print journalism offers a wide range of profiles to work as an editor, journalist, columnist, critic, corrector, editor, correspondent, etc., while electronic journalism opens the door for job seekers to work on radio, television and the Internet. After completing a journalism course, you will be ready to become a reporter, editor, journalist, radio jockey, announcer and news reader, sound engineer, cameraman, program manager, artist, etc. News reader. Today, most major newspapers and magazines have their own web publications.

You can be admitted to journalism as soon as you finish school, i.e. take the exam 10 to 2 and meet the minimum qualification requirements. An intern can start with a salary of 5,000 to 7,000 rupees, while a journalist can earn between 7,000 and 12,000 rupees, and an editor can easily get something around 15,000 rupees. Additional services, such as accommodation and travel, are also provided, but vary from organization to organization.