How to become a sports journalist and cover your favourite IPL teams
If you’re looking to combine a passion for sports with a flair for writing, this might be the career for you
Pursue a relevant bachelor’s degree
Get a BA in journalism or mass communication from a reputed college
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The top Indian universities offering
this course are
- Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi
- Xavier’s Institute of Communication, Mumbai
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Some foreign universities offering
this course
- University of Southern California
- The London School of Economics and Political Science
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Look for internships
Work experience is the best way to get to know the field and create your network
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Keep writing!
Write a sports blog or create your own website if you can’t find a position with a newspaper
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Build a portfolio
Having a collection of articles you’re proud of is important if you want to impress recruiters
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Choose a specialisation
Pursuing one path, for eg. television anchor or print columnist, will make things simpler
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Salary
Though it varies based on the role, the average salary for a sports journalist is Rs. 2 lakhs per annum- Rs. 5 lakhs per annum
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