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How can I become a successful RJ?
How to Apply and Become a Radio Jockey:
- Be creative: Having a creative approach is a must.
- Focussed approach:
- RJ must have a good sense of humour:
- Knowledge and awareness is must:
- Good and fluent speaker:
- Command over the languages:
- Confidence is the key to succeed:
- One must be flexible and adaptable:
Why is RJ important?
In simple terms, an RJ guides listeners through a radio programme, entertains them and gives them information. Malishka, a popular RJ with 93.5 FM channel, says all it takes to be a good RJ is your style, your personality and how you communicate with your listeners.
How can I prepare for RJ audition?
4 Tips to Prepare for an RJ Interview
- Know About the Radio Station. Do you listen to our radio station?
- Prepare Radio Scripts.
- Research about the Entertainment Industry.
- Stay Abreast about the Latest Social Affairs.
- Unique Style.
- Voice Modulation.
- Develop a Side Talent.
- Flexibility!
How can I talk like a RJ?
Don’t mumble. Practice saying tongue-twisters at a rapid pace….Repeat them again at a louder volume.
- Try repeating, “Mm-mmm.
- Try repeating, “Nay, nay, nay” ten times.
- Try making a siren sound using vowels up and down your vocal range.
Is RJ job difficult?
Well, it is not as easy as it seems. Being a Radio Jockey, like any profession, requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and the right aptitude to be successful. Below are a few necessary skills which can help you figure out if you have it in yourself to become a radio jockey.
Is radio jockey a good career?
The entry-level salary of a Radio Jockey is 10,000 INR to 30,000 INR per month and with more experience, you can aim to earn up to 1.5 to 2 Lakhs per month. There are two sectors in which a Radio Jockey can pursue their career in: Government Sector. Private Sector.
What to study to become a RJ?
Radio Jockey Courses
- Diploma in Radio Programming and Broadcast Management (DRPM)
- Diploma in Radio Production and Radio Jockeying (DRJ)
- Post Graduate Diploma in Radio and Broadcast Management (PGDRBM)
- Certificate Course in Radio Jockeying (CRJ)