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Is Journalism a Good Career Option

Students often go confused when it is about making a choice for career development. There are numerous career options to pursue, but only some of them are appealing enough. A career in journalism in India is one of the most appealing options for students to pursue.



Scope of Journalism in India

Before we delve deeper into how to become a journalist in India, let us share the scope of journalism in India:

  • There are two categories in journalism: Print media and electronic media.
  • Print media includes newspapers, magazines, etc. and has its own audience.
  • Electronic media includes television, the internet, and radio and has its massive audience.
  • In each type of journalism, there are multiple options to choose from by aspiring journalists to make a career in journalism in India.
  • Some of the popular jobs in the journalism industry in India are
  1. News anchor
  2. Reporter
  3. Writer
  4. Columnist
  5. Editor
  6. Photojournalist
  • There are many other options, which assure a bright career as the scope of journalism in India is vivid.

Major Categories in Journalism:


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