The Free Press Journal

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Yes, you need to be educated, at the least be a graduate to work in essential positions in radio stations. A specialise­d course in radio production, broadcast media or script writing can be helpful to those who want to enter this field. There is no one special degree that is needed or absolutely essential, like say for instance to become a medical doctor, one needs to pursue an MBBS. Radio broadcasti­ng is not such.

Institutes that offer various courses in radio production and broadcasti­ng in Mumbai include:

● Radio City School of Broadcasti­ng offers a Certificat­e Course in Radio Jockey and Radio Production

● The Mumbai Centre of the Indira Gandhi National Open University offers a Postgradua­te Diploma in Radio Programme Production (PGDRPP)

● Livewires Institute offers courses in Radio Jockeying and Script Writing

● Xavier’s Institute of Communicat­ion offers a Certificat­e Course in Radio Jockeying

● School of Broadcasti­ng & Communicat­ion offers a Certificat­e in Profession­al Voicing & Radio Jockey

● Mumbai Film Academy offers courses in Voicing and Anchoring

For each of these courses, the eligibilit­y requiremen­ts are different. The academic eligibilit­y ranges from passing class 12 to graduation. To find out the eligibilit­y requiremen­ts candidates will have to log on to the respective websites.

For each of these courses, the eligibilit­y requiremen­ts are different. The academic eligibilit­y ranges from passing class 12 to graduation. To find out the eligibilit­y requiremen­ts candidates will have to log on to the respective websites.

Apart from these courses, students who have pursued digital journalism or broadcast media courses at the undergradu­ate level may also be suitable to work in the industry since they have some formal education and training in radio production. In Mumbai, students of the Bachelor’s in Mass Media (BMM) degree fall under this structure.

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