Eenadu Journalism School (EJS) has announced notification for admission into diploma in journalism in multimedia, television and mobile journalism for the year 2020. Details of EJS notification 2020 along with online application procedure are given below.

Eenadu Journalism School Model Papers:

Eenadu Journalism School Model Papers – Print Journalism

Eenadu Journalism School Model Papers – TV Journalism

Eenadu Journalism School Model Papers – Web Journalism

Selection Procedure:

Selection of the candidates for Diploma courses of Eenadu Journalism School will be through written exams, group discussion and personal interviews. Written test assess the skills in language, current affairs etc.

Stipend:

Training period / course period is one year. Selected candidates will get Rs. 13000 as stipend for the first 6 months during training. After that, they will get Rs.15000 per month as stipend for 6 months.

After the training, candidates will have to work for 3 years in Eenadu / Ramoji Group companies. The salary will be Rs.17000 for first year, Rs.19000 in probation and will be Rs.21000 after confirmation.

Online Application:

Interested candidates may apply online through www.eenadu.net OR www.eenadupratibha.net . Application fee is Rs.200.

Apply Online Here for Eenadu Journalism School Courses

Eenadu Journalism Apply Online: Instructions

Eligibility:

Candidates should have good writing skills in Telugu and understanding English language. They are expeted to have interest in journalism career. Age should be below 28 years as on 1 June 2020. Minimum educational qualification is Degree / Graduatin in any discipline. Those appearing for final year exams also can apply.

Important Dates:

Notification Release: 11 March 2020
Last date for online application submission: 30 March 2020
Course starts: 1 June 2020

Ward Welfare and Development Secretary previous exam was held in September 2019. That was the first exam with new syllabus and exam pattern. Following are the questions from that exam along with final official key released by Government of AP. We are also offering online exams, mock tests for the candidates appearing Ward Sachivalayam Ward Welfare and Development Secretary posts in 2020 and thereafter.

Who propounded the functional theory of stratification?

1. Radcliffe – Brown and Malinowski
2. Davis and Moore
3. Davis and Johnson
4. MacIver and Page
   ANSWER: 2

Which of the following is an achieved status

1. Son
2. Daughter
3. Father
4. Doctor
   ANSWER: 4

Competition is a / an

1. open conflict
2. silent conflict
3. regulated conflict
4. 1, 2 and 3 are not correct
   ANSWER: 3

Occupational theory of caste was propounded by

1. Robert Redfield
2. Herbert Risley
3. Nesfield
4. G.S Ghurye
   ANSWER: 3

Under the constitution of India, certain tribes have been specified as

1. hill tribes
2. scheduled tribes
3. backward tribes
4. 1, 2 and 3 are not correct
   ANSWER: 2

Ethnography is the study systematic study of

1. specific cultures
2. two cultures
3. three cultures
4. gatherers
   ANSWER: 1

The recent geographical period is

1. pleistocene
2. holocene
3. mesozoic
4. pliocene
   ANSWER: 2

Archeology is the study of

1. modern history
2. medieveal history
3. ancient history
4. kingdoms
   ANSWER: 3

Which of the following is responsible for the growth of cities?

1. industrialization
2. trade and commerce
3. transport and communication
4. 1, 2 and 3 are correct
   ANSWER: 4

Over-urbanisation is due to which of the following factors?

1. urban pull
2. urban push
3. urban push and pull
4. 1, 2 and 3 are not correct
   ANSWER: 1

Urban renewal means

1. demolishing old buildings and constructing new ones
2. reclaiming land in the city outskirts
3. reclaiming water bodies in the cities
4. equipping the city with modern facilities
   ANSWER: 1

The economist who stated the concept of differential tax incidence is

1. JR Hicks
2. JM Buchanan
3. JM Keynes
4. RA Musgrave
   ANSWER: 4

SIDBI comes under the category of

1. regional rural banks
2. development banks
3. commercial banks
4. cooperative banks
   ANSWER: 2

Indian agriculture is typically characterised as

1. land surplus and labour scarce system
2. land surplus and labour surplus system
3. land scarce and labour surplus system
4. land scarce and labour scarce system
   ANSWER: 3

According to Keynes, the macroeconomic equibrilium is
I. full employment equilibrium
II. under-employment equilibrium
III. short run equilibrium
IV. long run equilibrium

1. Only I and III
2. Only II and III
3. Only II and IV
4. Only I and IV
   ANSWER: 2

Which of the following given statements are correct?
I. per capita income is a better measure of walfare than GNP
II. GNP is always higher than GDP
III. disposable income is less than personal income

1. Only I
2. Only II
3. I and II
4. I, II and III
   ANSWER: 4

In the second stage of demographic transition, the following situation prevails

1. birth rate increases
2. birth rate decreases
3. both birth rate and death rate decline
4. birth rate increases and death rate declines
   ANSWER: 4