Master in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) 

at IIMM Delhi, South Ex 1

As per the latest report, 100% of the MJMC batch was placed in 2023, whereas, the placement rate for BJMC stood at 90%. Take a look at the below table depicting the IIMM Delhi placement comparison for BJMC and MJMC:

The latest cutoff information for the Master of Journalism & Mass Communication (MJMC) programme at IIMM Delhi is not yet available. The entrance exam for MJMC is likely to be conducted in English and Hindi medium. For the Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism programme at IIMC Delhi, the cutoff for the past academic session is as follows:

• General Category: 87
• SC Category: 936
• EWS Category: 1620
• OBC NCL Category: 384
• PwD Category: 509

Please note that these cutoffs are for the Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism program, not specifically for the MJMC program. It is recommended to keep an eye on the official IIMM Delhi website and other sources for updates on the latest cutoff information for the MJMC program.

The minimum marks required for M.J.M.C at IIMM Delhi in 2023 is an aggregate of at least 50% in a Bachelor's degree in a relevant stream from a recognised university. The admission process for MJMC courses at most colleges and universities follows both merit-based and entrance-based processes. For entrance-based admission, most colleges and universities offer admission to the MJMC programme on the basis of entrance exams like IIMC, XIC OET, MASCOM, etc. Some colleges or universities may also select students depending on their marks in the Bachelor’s degree examination, and the minimum marks required in the qualifying examination typically range between 50% to 55%.

The International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) in New Delhi offers a Master in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) programme with a tuition fee of ?1.80 lakh. However, it is important to note that the fee structure may vary depending on the course and the year of admission. For more information on the fee structure of other courses offered by IIMM and the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), please refer to their official websites.

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. 

IIMM Delhi accepts entrance exam scores for admission to its M.J.M.C program. The entrance exam is mandatory for all courses offered at the institution. Candidates need to provide self-attested documents like attested copies of marksheets of qualifying entrance test scorecards, and recent passport-size photos along with an ID like an Aadhar card. The medium of instruction at IIMM Delhi is both English and Hindi, and students can take exams in either language. The entrance exam can be taken in English or Hindi medium