Certificate in Photography 

at IIMM Delhi, South Ex 1

Yes, IIMM Delhi does offer BJMC at the undergraduate level lasting for three years. BJMC or Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication is for students who wish to build their careers in the field of Journalism and Mass Communication. Candidates just require twelve years of school education from a recognised board to be eligible for the BJMC course. Further, candidates must also participate in the IIMM Delhi selection process which mainly includes online personal information. 

A total of 75 students can do the BJMC course at IIMM Delhi. The seats are offered as per the seat intake and performance in the selection criteria. To secure their seats, selected candidates are required to pay the stipulated admission fee within the specified timeframe. The IIMM Delhi BJMC fee is cumulative of multiple components that are either one-time chargeable or must be paid annually/semesterly.

International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) Delhi’s top Mass Communication institute, provides the most comprehensive mass media course in the form of Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication ( BJMC) . It is a three year programme which is divided into six semester. The total fee for this course is INR 255,000 /- which is paid to be paid semester-wise INR 42500 per semester, and the  additional examination fees of Rs. 2,500/- per semester payable at the time of filling the examination form.

The International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) in Delhi offers a range of courses in journalism and mass communication, advertising, and public relations. The fees for the courses range from INR 42,500 to INR 85,000 per semester for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Short-term courses have a fee of INR 50,000 per semester. The hostel charges are INR 8,000 per month onwards. IIMM Delhi grants scholarships between 20% to 40% of the total tuition fees under certain criteria. The institute saw a successful placement season with 90% of the students getting placed across the making it a record with over 1500 students getting recruited. The recruiting companies included Zee Media, 24x7 News, Pioneer, Asia Research Partners, The Oberoi, DD News, Doordarshan, Decathlon, Crossword Public Relations, Alee Club, Media Mantra, Regional.

According to the available information, B.J.M.C. placements at IIMM Delhi are good. More than 90% of students get placed in good companies, and the highest salary package offered is 3.9 LPA while the lowest salary package is Rs. 78,000 per annum. The top recruited industries are advertising, news media, and marketing. In the 2022 placements, a total of 45 BJMC and MJMC students were placed. IIMM Delhi provides 100% placement assistance to students of mass communication courses.

The highest number of internship offers were made to ADPR and Journalism students. The table below mentions detailed statistics for the International Institute of Mass Media internships 2022:

According to the unofficial online sources, the International Institute of Mass Media is primarily working in the Media and Communication sector with a 35% share. The sector-wise distribution of IIMM Delhi alumni is depicted in the below pie chart:

NOTE: The ‘Others’ category represents the combined data of multiple domains, including Customer Success and Support, Community and Social Services, Programme and Project Management, Education, Consulting, IT, HR, Finance, and Administrative. 

The institute concluded the 2023 placement session with 100% of students placed from MJMC and PGDAPRM courses. Check the complete insights of IIMM Delhi placements 2023 from the table below: