IIMM - International Institute of Mass Media South Ex 1 Delhi Answered Questions

IIMM Delhi and SGT gurugram is almost equal on fees basis . However it can be said that IIMM Delhi have less fees than SGT . But the education, reading material, students welfare, placement etc. are not compromised on fees basis in any of the universities. As IIMM offers BJMC at 42,500/ semester, PG courses at approximately 40,000/semester, there short term courses may have fees structure approximately 10,000-50,000. Whereas fees structure of SGT is for Masters in medical field it may cost approximately 4lakh for 4.5 years, for Bachelors of arts they m cost approximately 60000 for 8 semester etc. based on the courses you will opt for

According to the available information, both IIMM Delhi and SGT University, Gurgaon, offer Master of Journalism & Mass Communication (MJMC) courses. To determine which institution is better, it is essential to compare their offerings, infrastructure, and outcomes SGT University, Gurgaon:Offers a Master of Arts (Journalism & Mass Communication) course with specializations in Television Journalism, Online Journalism & Advertising, Public Relations, and Event ManagementHas a dedicated Faculty of Mass Communication & Media, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD courses in Mass Communication, Journalism, and Media TechnologyHas a good track record of offering campus placements as per industry standardsFeatures state-of-the-art infrastructure, including a TV studio, radio studio, editing lab, and moreIIMM Delhi:Offers a Master in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) courseProvides practical training in print, electronic, and digital media, including news reporting, editing, anchoring, and moreHas a good track record of offering campus placements as per industry standardsOffers a comprehensive curriculum that covers all aspects of journalism and mass communicationBased on the available information, both institutions appear to offer quality MJMC courses. However, it is advisable to visit both institutions, interact with current students and faculty, and explore their respective campuses to make an informed decision.

Masters of Journalism and Mass Communication, (MJMC)  is a 2-year postgraduate programme that incorporates courses that focuses on Theories of Human Communication, Television Production, Reporting and Anchoring. The basic eligibility criteria to pursue this courses is an any candidate have Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from a Recognized University or Students appearing in their final year degree examination can also apply.There is no entrance exam for this programme and as aspirants within any age group can apply. 

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 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.

Based on the information available, it is not possible to determine whether you can get admission to B.J.M.C at IIMM Delhi with 75 percentile in IPU CET. The available information about MBA colleges accepting different percentiles in CAT, but did not mention B.J.M.C at IIMM Delhi or IPU CET. B.J.M.C typically stands for Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication, and IIMM Delhi may refer to the International Institute of Mass Media, which is not a part of the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) that accept CAT scores. Additionally, IPU CET is a common entrance test for admission to various programs offered by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, including BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication), but not for admission to IIMs. It is recommended to directly contact the admission offices of the respective institutions for the most accurate information regarding admission criteria and eligibility requirements.

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: 87SC Category: 936EWS Category: 1620OBC NCL Category: 384PwD Category: 509Please 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.  

Yes, you can get admission in IIMM Delhi for a B.J.M.C programme with a 60% score in Class 12th. IIM Indore, IIM Rohtak, IIM Ranchi, IIM Jammu, and IIM Bodh Gaya offer five-year integrated MBA programs after Class 12th, and the admission process includes an entrance exam followed by a Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). However, the specific eligibility criteria for IIMM Delhi are not yet available.To ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria and have a better chance of getting admitted, it is recommended to check the official IIMM Delhi website or contact the institution directly for detailed information on the admission process and requirements.

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 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%.