Does Delhi School of Journalism, DU have good placements?

Yes. The placement here is quite decent. The students of this college got placed in news channels and radio channels. The placement cell and the placement training given here is superlative as the faculty members are more qualified and experienced. Therefore the placement training and the intake companies are superlative.

Which specialisation is the best in B.J. from Delhi School of Journalism, DU?

The most popular and in-demand specializations in B.J. from Delhi School of Journalism, DU are Print Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Digital Journalism, Journalism and New Media, Advertising and Public Relations. these are the best specialisation in B.J. to do in Delhi School of Journalism, if your are intrested in to write reports write, and edit news stories, features, and other types of print media. then you can do Print Journalism or if you are intrested in to create and manage websites, blogs, and social media accounts then you can choose Digital Journalism.likely every specializtion have their own set of work and intrest, It depends on your inetrest to choose the specialisation .if want coose the best specialisation in B>J> offered by the Delhi school of Journalism, DU then you can coohse form the above mentioned 5 specializations.

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Q: Can I join Delhi School of Journalism, DU directly?

Delhi School of Journalism admission is based on the Common Undergraduate Entrance Test (CUET). Without appearing for the CUET exam, applicants cannot be admitted to any courses at the college. After the announcement of the CUET results, candidates should register on Delhi University's admission portal and fill out their preferred programme and college. The Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal will be used for seat allocation in both UG and PG courses.

Q: What is the overall intake at Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi for all courses together?

Combined intake across all courses at Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi is up to 110. Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi offers Degree courses including 1 UG and 1 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode.

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Courses	Tuition Fees	Eligibility
M.J.(2 courses)	1 L - 2.5 LGet Fee Details	Exams : CUET
B.J.(1 course)	2.5 LGet Fee Details	Exams : CUET
B.A.(1 course)	3 LGet Fee Details	Exams : CBSE 12th ISC

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Q: Is Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi worth considering?

The flagship courses offered at Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi are B.J., M.J.. The Institute has experienced faculty offering the best education to students. On the basis of Shiksha verified reviews, Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi has a rating of 3.2 by students. The college's campuslife, placements, faculty and Infrastructure has been rated as 3.9, 2.8, 3.5 and 3.1 as per reviews by students.

Q: Can I join Delhi School of Journalism, DU directly?

Delhi School of Journalism admission is based on the Common Undergraduate Entrance Test (CUET). Without appearing for the CUET exam, applicants cannot be admitted to any courses at the college. After the announcement of the CUET results, candidates should register on Delhi University's admission portal and fill out their preferred programme and college. The Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal will be used for seat allocation in both UG and PG courses.

Q: What are the eligibility and selection criteria for all the courses in Delhi School of Journalism?

The eligibility and selection criteira for all the courses at Delhi School of Journalism differ from both UG and PG programmes. Candidates who want to be admitted to any courses at DSJ have to appear for CUET UG and PG. Given below the table contains eligibility and selection criteria for Delhi School of Journalism UG and PG courses

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Bachelors in Journalism (BJ) + Master in Journalism (MJ)

Class 12 or equivalent in relevant subjects from a recognised board

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Master of Journalism

Graduation from a recognised university in relevant subjects

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B.A. Admissions 2026

1 Course3 years

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Accepting Exams: CBSE 12th, ISC

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How has the past 1 year been at DSJ?

Placements: So, very recently, the college placements get over in May, and a significant number of students have been placed into reputable media companies and sprint agencies. Some of them even get their jobs in the communication section for the government offices, which shows how studying journalism doesn't limit itself to the media agencies alone, but rather even in the government arena. Around four students even get their summer internships at the Press Council of India.

Infrastructure: College offers the students various facilities, such as the provision of radio labs or studios, which help the students to practice for the same, alongside seeing the functioning of the same. College has equal access to Wi-Fi, along with a huge sports ground where almost all of the tournaments of the Delhi University are held. Furthermore, college has huge classroom spaces which are completely air-conditioned. In short, the college holds up a beautiful campus and well-thought-out infrastructure to provide students with adequate facilities.

Faculty: All faculty members in the college are quite knowledgeable and hold higher degrees alongside practical experience in the field of journalism. They allow them to provide us with both theoretical and practical working parts of the subject. Very importantly, I felt the curriculum for this course has been excellently designed in order to provide both aspects of the subject. Semester exams seem easy to us because of the easy way the curriculum is taught to the students.

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Placements: Last year, 90% of students got placed. The highest package was 12 LPA. The average package was 3 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Aaj Tak, NDTV, ABP News, Amar Ujala, and Zee Media. Internships are also offered by the college. Roles such as reporters, anchors, content creators, research executives, etc.

Infrastructure: We have AC classrooms with projectors in each one. There is a library in the college, but I would suggest going to the central library for better resources. As of now, there is no hostel or canteen in our college. However, some sports activities are organized by the sports society.

Faculty: Teachers here are highly qualified and knowledgeable. The classes are very interactive, and the course curriculum is very relevant. We also gain practical knowledge, as DSJ is the only college with its own studio. The exams are moderately difficult, but if a student prepares well, scoring above 8.00 CGPA is not a big deal.

Other: Everything is good, but the fees are a bit higher compared to other colleges in the North Campus. However, we also gain practical knowledge from the studio, which is the best part.

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Placements: The college provides a supportive environment for internships. If we are skilled enough, placements are almost guaranteed. Recruiters come from a variety of media outlets, including Aaj Tak, NDTV, India TV, and others. The college also conducts regular seminars, webinars, and meetings to keep students up to date on current issues.

Infrastructure: The Delhi School of Journalism is a good college with a well-maintained campus. It has a small library and cafeteria. The campus is well tiled and painted, and the classrooms are clean and well-equipped. The college has a DU domain university wifi, but no hostel. However, DU university is just behind the college campus, and we can use the Delhi University stadium for our use. The stadium is huge and has a lot of seating capacity.

Faculty: The teachers here are very learned and qualified in their respective fields. They are very interactive in class and also very helpful in nature, not just with academics but also with personal issues. The teachers are selected after rigorous exams and interviews, so there is no question about their proficiency.

Other: The Delhi School of Journalism offers two courses: a five-year integrated program in journalism (FYIPJ) and a master's degree in journalism. If you choose the FYIPJ, you can opt to leave after the third year and earn a bachelor's degree.

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Placements: Placements rate is pretty good of the college as it offers almost 100% placements at very renowned organisations or media houses such as, TV9bharatvarsh, News18 India, ABP news, etc. The placements really depend up on your expertise and efforts and also depends up on your experience which you might get from doing a few internships during your college time.

Infrastructure: The ambience and infrastructure of the college is very nice as it is the building of the University stadium and it provides all the facilities for the students pursuing this course of journalism. It is a five years integrated course, so you'll be enjoying the environment of the campus.

Faculty: Faculty is good but they do not seem to have much expertise in their subjects. This college is a self-financed college so basically the teachers are on a day-to-day basis or lecture-based payroll (temporary). You might struggle a bit in your first year in coping with the subjects.

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Review on the college Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ).

Placements: About 50 percent of last year's fifth-year students get placed. The average package in our college is ₹300,000. Top recruiting companies in our course are famous news channels like Aaj Tak, News18, TV9, India Today, and many more. Fifty percent of second-year students get internship programs.

Infrastructure: The facilities and infrastructure are not that good because my college opened in 2017. The college has a small library, and Wi-Fi connection is available. One studio is available in our college, and classrooms are up to the mark as AC is available in every classroom.

Faculty: As per my knowledge, my teachers are highly qualified. They are very helpful in everything, whether it's about study, sports, or job opportunities. As per the new education policy followed by my college, it is compulsory for students to read seven subjects, and it is not that tough to pass the semester examination; 40 percent marks are the pass percentage.

Other: My college is situated in North Campus, so you can enjoy as much as you can. You can attend any fest from any North Campus college. In our college, there are more than 10 societies that help to grow a student in a good manner. The reason for choosing this subject is that I want to serve the nation, and I think I am best for it. I hope I will become a journalist in the upcoming years.

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Placements: This is a Five Year Integrated programme in Journalism at Delhi University. The course is pretty good and very interesting. We get to do a lot of things in here and also we go to several news channel visits and get the chance to sit as audience in popular shows of popular media houses.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure and location of this college is pretty good. This college is currently located in the university stadium of Delhi where Commonwealth 2010 was also held. We have a multipurpose hall right in front of our building where we can tak membership of gym or other services at a very low cost.

Faculty: The faculty here might as not good as you think as the teachers are not permanent. Most teachers are pretty good at teaching as they have experience in the field of journalism. But there are a few teacgers who might have linguistic problems or having trouble in completing the syllabus. But in a whole, teachers are very supportive and good at their work.

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Q: What is the fee for various courses at Delhi School of Journalism, DU?

The fee structure at Delhi School of Journalism, DU is quite comprehensive. For the Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism (FYIPJ), candidates from UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward categories need to pay Rs. 79,270, and it's a one-time payment during admission.

If you're a PwBD candidate, the fee is Rs.10,300, also payable at admission.

Now, for the Master of Journalism (MJ), it's Rs.61,450 for UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward candidates and Rs.8,320 for PwBD candidates, and both amounts are due at the time of admission.

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No, its not hard to get admission at Delhi School of Journalism. The institute offers admission based on the entrance exam. The institute accepts the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). The CUET exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency. Delhi School of Journalism course admission begins

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Delhi School of Journalism admission 2025 is open. The institute offers admission based on the entrance exam. The institute accepts the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). The CUET exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency. Delhi School of Journalism course admission begins with the onlin

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Is Delhi School of Journalism, DU a good college for B.J?

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The Delhi School of Journalism, DU is a relatively new college and does not have a well-established placement cell yet. However, it is located in the heart of the North Campus and offers decent placements for students, with many being placed in news channels and radio channels. The college has a lib

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Is there a way to apply to Delhi School of Journalism offline?

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No, there is no offline method of application at Delhi School of Journalism. All the candidates must apply through the CUET official website, i.e., the official websites of CUET UG and CUET PG. After the introduction of CUET UG for UG admission and CUET PG for postgraduate courses to DSJ and other D

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What is the highest package for M.J students at Delhi School of Journalism, DU?

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The highest package offered to a student from Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), University of Delhi in 2023 was INR 11 Lakh per annum.

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