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Indian institute of mass communication is one the top institutes of India runned by Government of India. India today magazine also ranked IIMC as India’s number one mass communication institution. This article tells you all the aspects related to IIMC.

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India Institution of mass and communication.

What does IIMC provide

So many people thought IIMC provides a graduation degree but no. IIMC provides us with a Post Graduation Diploma. List of the PG courses are below mentioned.

PG Diploma in English Journalism
PG Diploma in Hindi Journalism
PG Diploma in Radio & TV Journalism “(Bilingual – English & Hindi)”
PG Diploma in Advertising & Public “Relations (Bilingual – English and Hindi)”
PG Diploma in Malayalam Journalism
PG Diploma in Marathi Journalism
PG Diploma in Odia Journalism
PG Diploma in Urdu Journalism

Admission process

From starting India Institution of mass and communication is conducting written entrance exam on the basis of merit list student can get admission in institution. But from last year, it means from 2020 batch IIMC change its pattern from written to multiple choice questions.

Firstly IIMC realized its prospectus and after that all the admission process will begin. Students who clear entrance are invited for personal interview and group discussion. Then the final merit list came on the basis of entrance exam, personal interview and group discussion.

Entrance exam is free?

No, IIMC charges approx 1000-1200 rupees for registration form. Without registration no one is allowed to attend the IIMC Entrance exam.

Entrance Exam Syllabus

IIMC Entrance based on your General Question. Including the constitution, national and international news, history of India and media, newspaper editors, famous and big programs and activity are also a part of the question paper.

Entrance have negative marking

No, IIMC doesn’t do negative marking in entrance exams.

Fee structure

IIMC provide quality therefore its fee is quite high. Different courses have different fees. Start from 55,500 to 173,000. Fee list of Different pg Diploma mentioned below.

PG Diploma in English Journalism – 9500/-
PG Diploma in Hindi Journalism – 9500/-
PG Diploma in Radio & TV Journalism – 173,000/-
PG Diploma in Advertising & Public – 131,500/-
PG Diploma in Malayalam Journalism – 55,500/-
PG Diploma in Marathi Journalism – 55,500/-
PG Diploma in Odia Journalism – 55,500/-
PG Diploma in Urdu Journalism – 55,500/-

Alumni

IIMC is famous for quality. It focuses on students to give as much exposure as they can. There are so many famous and respected journalists who studied from IIMC. Here writing names of few: Sudhir Chaudhary, Ravish Kumar, Nidhi Razdan, Nilesh mishra, Saurabh Dwivedi and more.

Placement

Till know IIMC have a good record in terms of placement. It organizes a placement fair for students at the end of a section, where students and company interact together. But IIMC doesn’t give placement guarantees to students. List of company who came for placement fair are mentioned below :

ABP News, NDTV, Discovery, Exchange4media, IFFCO, NTPC, Tata Steel, PTI, Red Fm, Zee media, Quint, Air news, Sony, Times of India group, HCL, Business standard, Cogencis news, Radio mirchi Etc.

Indian institute of mass communication have its own values and image in the market, if you wish to be a journalist, you can for it.

IIMC is Different

The Institute considers communication to be a catalyst for growth and is committed to benefiting the society through world-class teaching, training and research. It is preparing the students to face the challenges posed by the highly competitive world. The training programs of the Institute are designed keeping in mind the challenges of the competitive world and the needs of the developing country. In this sense, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication is different from the Mass Communication Training Centers in the country and abroad. This characteristic gives a distinct identity and character to the students of this institute.

Indian Institute of Mass Communication has got a proud place in the field of education, training and research of mass communication. This is evident from the assessments carried out annually in the media and professional bodies.

Over the last more than two decades, the Institute has increased its activities by introducing several specialized courses to meet the demand of trained personnel required by the rapidly growing media and communication industry. The Institute constantly strives to improve its programs to meet the challenges arising out of new initiatives in the information industry.

Every year the curricula are changed to suit the new needs of the industry and suggestions from communication experts from across India are incorporated through the Council of the Institute. The Institute is managed by an autonomous Indian Institute of Mass Communication Committee. This society is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. Its entire expenditure is borne by the Government of India through the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. The Indian Institute of Mass Communication Committee meets once in a year. The executive council does the management work. Both the committees consist of the Chairman and Director General of the Institute, besides representatives of the Government of India, eminent communication personnel and representatives of the Faculty.