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P.G. Diploma in
Radio & TV Journalism |
Electronic media is
overtaking all other conventional Media of Communication. As
Journalist writes for his readers, broadcast journalist speaks for
his viewers. The programmes like, Big fight, We the people, Parakh
etc. are produced by TV journalists. When you see news story of 5
minutes, there is a big team of news reporters, writers, editors and
news officers working day and night for that bulletin. All are
trained TV journalists. This specialization is designed to uplift
your skill of reporting, writing, editing and presenting. It takes
out all your fear of facing Camera, tunes up your speech, reshapes
your talent of journalism for TV and thus makes you perfect to face
your audience or viewers. You learn everything in front of the
Camera in our TV studio.
Course Curriculum
Weekly Class Timings & Duration :
(Monday to Saturday)
Theory–3 hrs. per day–thrice in a week.
Practical–3 hrs per day–twice in a week.
Training on Computer–1.5 hrs. per day – twice in a week.
Every Last Saturday – Examination of topics covered in that month.
Saturdays are generally
utilized for organizing seminars, special workshops, film shows,
outdoor shooting and related activities.
Examination Pattern
Group A – Internal Examinations
Programme is divided into two semesters, and there will be
examination at the end of each semester. Also there will be
examination at the end of every month (except April) as a
one paper covering all subjects and topics of theory and practical
covered during that month of study. Marks of these internal
examinations will be notified on final marksheet.
Internal examinations as monthly tests and assignments will be held
at the end of August, September, October, November, December,
January, February and March.
Students must appear for at least 5 papers and 5 Assignments
Group A - Total
Each
Monthly Test of 50 marks X 5 papers = 250 marks
Group B – Final Examinations
First Semester - Paper I to Paper IV
Paper I Photography and Photojournalism
50 marks
Paper II Mass
Communication & Journalism 50 marks
Paper III
Print Media, Press Law and Media Ethics
50 marks
Paper IV Computer application
and Cyber Journalism
50 marks
Second Semester - Paper V to Paper
VIII
Paper V Cultural Heritage of India 50 marks
Paper VI
TV Direction and Media Management
50 marks
Paper VII Radio
Journalism and Audio Technique 50 marks
Paper VIII
TV Journalism & TV Production Technique
50 marks
Group B - Total
Each paper of 50 marks X 8 papers = 400 marks
Group C – Other
Evaluations
1. Participation in Practicals & Project during 1st semester – 100 marks
2. Participation in Practicals & Project during 2nd semester – 100 marks
3. Practical Examinations in the month of December and April – 100 marks
4. Internal Assessment as per attendance, general behavior,
sincerity in class work, homework, submission etc. – 50 marks
Group C – Total – 350 marks
Group A +
Group B + Group C =
250
+ 400
+ 350 (Total) = 1000 marks
To qualify for Diploma student must secure 35% marks in individual
subject and 40% aggregate. He/She must attend 80% of the theory and
practical classes. And all submission of assignments are compulsory.
For Detailed syllabus refer to prospectus.
To see Practical details click here - Practicals |