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so im studying BA journalism and mass communication from this govt aided autonomous college and the crowd and college both is v underwhelming. although my dept is okayish but there's literally zero practical exposure. now the thing is i recently finished my internship and one thing i understood is that journalism is almost a dead career and idk what else to do now and im all confused and uncertain. i feel like my academics are deteriorating cause of the lack of help from the professors, they expect us to mug up and memorize the notes that they give and just rote learn. its fucking up w my mental health seeing my ex classmates get proper exposure and get their articles published in different newspapers (they are in pvt colleges) while i can barely construct proper new articles. i understand that not all students come from isc or cbse boards but it feels like the most students in my class get to learn and grow while im paying money just to learn what i did in school there's nothing new to learn as if there's no growth and ig i end up feeling that way cause our professor put efforts on them while not putting the same attention or efforts on us (baised is what i mean). hence, most times i end up feeling all stuck and questioning if im wasting my life.

is here any journalism student here? hows ur experience?before anyone think im trying to demean anyone, im just sharing my experience so please be kind

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im doing my undergrad in journalism and communications and i js wanted to know if this degree is even worth it or not? most people say its a dead career and i dont know if there's any future in this particular field anymore? is getting a masters in journalism a safe option or so i get some other degree? if so which one to get? also i wanna if anyone here works as a journalist or have been in this field, hows ur life rn? is there any advice you wanna give to ppl like me?

my qualifications are: BA in journalism (ongoing) im aware that journalism is a dead career and there's no much scope in it plus one need to work for 10 to 12 yrs to end get the editorial position. so i was thinking was if i should stick to doing masters in communications or do smtg else? if so, in what should i do? also is a Bsc degree in media science or multimedia better than Ba in Journalism and Mass Communication?

Hey everyone,

For the past two months, I've been on a personal movie-watching journey where I've watched one movie every single day. It's been a lot of fun discovering films.

The only thing I'm missing is a place to document my thoughts and reviews and connect with other people who are just as passionate about movies. I'd love to find a community where people discuss films, share recommendations, post reviews, and maybe even take on movie-watching challenges.

Do any of you know of good subreddits, websites, or apps where I can track my journey and interact with fellow cinephiles?

I'd also love to hear if anyone else has done a "one movie a day" challenge and how it went for you.

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so im in my 20s and i struggle w irregular bowel movements and due this im getting acnes on my face plus I hate having to going to the bathroom cause of this. I end up skipping breakfast most times (im aware I should be fixing this and im trying to) my portions are small because I dont enjoy eating. I normally drink beetroot and carrot smoothie but theres no Fibre in there. I eat fruits every alternate day and also eat half an aamla at night but now even that doesn't work.