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Best college to study along with personal development
Placement: Internship: they provide best intern in news channels and many orginations like:Film Fare, The times of India, Big FM, All India Radio, Radio Mirchi, Prabhat Khabar, CNBC Awawz, Channel One, Focus Tv, News Nation, ABP news, Dainik Bhaskar TV 100, Day & Night News Channel, The Indian Express, The American Express, News 24, DD National, India Today, Bollywood, E Tv, Mahua News etc.
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previous batch has seen the setting up of a successful relationship of placements with a wide range of leading organisations like television channels, radio stations, print media organisations, PR firms and Advertising agencies.
It is our conviction that placements and our proven track record in these two areas is what differentiates the education and training that TOSOMC provides from all other players in the mass media education s p a c e .
Over the years, we have developed strong linkages with television channels, radio stations, newspaper and print media organizations as well as corporate organization, corporate communication firms, advertising and PR agencies. Our well known organizations like NDTV, IBN7, Zee TV, The Times of India, Hindustan Times, Dainik Jagaran, Amar Ujala, Hindustan,, Sadhna News toa number of upcoming and emerging organizations.previous
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Film Fare, The times of India, Big FM, All India Radio, Radio Mirchi, Prabhat Khabar, CNBC Awawz, Channel One, Focus Tv, News Nation, ABP news, Dainik Bhaskar TV 100, Day & Night News Channel, The Indian Express, The American Express, News 24, DD National, India Today, Bollywood, E Tv, Mahua News.Placements:
BJMC students undertake various internships and field trips which helps them to gather information and convert them into television and radio bulletins and news reports. Many colleges even run programs to sensitize the students to socio-economic issues such as attacks on women, gender injustices, lack of health facilities, environmental degradation etc. The solutions to these issues are discussed and broadcasted on the web later.
Several brands and media companies visit the college during the academic sessions for imparting skill based media education.
After doing BJMC you can work across industries, government organizations, and media houses in roles involving print journalism, television, radio, digital content management, social media, advertising, public relations, event management, communication, film studies, and digital photography.
Salary:
The annual salary package for a fresher after doing BJMC is between 3-4 lakhs, which tends to rise eventually with more experience.
Faculty: My favourite teachers is rishika mashewari,bharti nagpal,smriti rastogi, 1.they create imaginary visualization in my mind.
2.cooperative learning:-Encourage students of mixed abilities to work together by promoting small group or whole class activities.
Through verbally expressing their ideas and responding to others your students will develop their self-confidence, as well as enhance their communication and critical thinking skills which are vital throughout life.
3:-Inquiry-based instruction-
Pose thought-provoking questions which inspire your students to think for themselves and become more independent learners.
Encouraging students to ask questions and investigate their own ideas helps improve their problem-solving skills as well as gain a deeper understanding of academic concepts. Both of which are important life skills.
4:-Behaviour management:--
Implementing an effective behaviour management strategy is crucial to gain your students respect and ensure students have an equal chance of reaching their full potential.
Noisy, disruptive classrooms do no encourage a productive learning environment, therefore developing an atmosphere of mutual respect through a combination of discipline and reward can be beneficial for both you and your students.
5:- Professional development:--
Engaging in regular professional development programmes is a great way to enhance teaching and learning in your classroom.
With educational policies constantly changing it is extremely useful to attend events where you can gain inspiration from other teachers and academics. It’s also a great excuse to get out of the classroom and work alongside other teachers just like you!
College: College is something that everyone, at least sometime in their life, strives for. It’s the finish line that many cross after running the twelve-year race that is the education system. Go to college, get a job, settle down, have a family. But, sometimes it costs more than it’s worth. And sometimes it’s not the end goal that’s in mind. Here are some pros and cons of getting a college education:
Pros:
Gain a better education:
College is a tool for you to use to further your education. You’re able to learn more about the things you love, and about the things you don’t. College means more classes, which means more information for your brain to soak up.
More job opportunities
Many jobs require at minimum a college education. And with a diploma behind your belt, that means that more high-paying and interesting jobs are going to be available to you. Employers usually don’t bother with your resume unless you have a college education.
New experiences
Outside of your hometown, there are countless people for you to meet, and new places to go, and college is a way to do that. As an adult on campus, you will have so much more freedom. Freedom to check out that new coffee shop down the street, or wander around campus at your leisure. It’ll all be new to you, a breath of fresh air in your life. Try new things and see new people.
Get outside of your comfort zone/boundaries
When you go to college, you’re expected to be independent. You won’t have anyone holding your hand the entire time, instead you will have to do things by yourself. This will test your limits, and while it can be stressful at times, you’ll find that you’re capable of so much more than you expected.Cons:
Debt/Student loans
It’s common knowledge: college costs money. It’s expensive, and while scholarships help, they only help to ease the future debt. Student loans are an option too, but once you graduate they’ll come knocking on your door. This lack of money that is common among college students leave them turning out their pockets and turning towards their family, friends, and the bank for a way out.
Stress
School is stressful, and college is going to be even more stressful. You’re more or less on your own. It’s up to you to email professors, to get yourself to class, to figure out how to graduate. Even though you’ll have counselors as resources, having to be independent is still going to stress you out.
Jobs don’t require college education
There are successful careers that doesn’t require their employees to have a college education, like veterinary technicians, opticians, and dental hygienists. These jobs pay well, and offer you a steady income and way to have a comfortable life.
Famous/rich people without college education
Think of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Ellen DeGeneres. All three have something in common: lack of a college degree. Many celebrities and entrepreneurs started a semester or two of college, but eventually dropped out without graduating.
Take One School of Mass Communication, New Delhi is considered as the Top Mass Communication Colleges in India. The institute works under the aegis of Guru Dronacharya Educational Society and is presently in Academic Collaboration with Shri Venkateshwara University. It is located at East of Kailash, New Delhi. The institute offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the discipline of Mass Communication.
Take One School of Mass Communication Highlights
Established | Institute Type 2003 | Private
Recognized by NAAC, UGC
Affiliated to Shri Venkateshwara University, Amroha
Courses Offered UG & PG
Application Mode | Fees Online & Offline | INR 500
Admission Criteria Written Test + Personal Interview
Top Recruiters NDTV, IBN7, Zee TV, The Times of India, Hindustan Times
Facilities Available Library, Hostel, Studio, Lab
Official Website www.takeoneschool.ac.in
After looking at the entire infrastructure & facilities,I did the best college
Exam: Take One School of Mass Communication Admission
Candidates are required to submit the application form with testimonials in the office before the due date. Final selection is done on the basis of written test followed by a personal interview.
Admission Criteria: Written Test + Personal Interview
Courses Offered: UG & PG
Application Mode | Fees: Online & Offline | INR 500
Established | Institute Type: 2003 | Private
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