India Today Media Institute Noida Answered Questions

ITMI does not consider the cut off or merit base for the admissions.One must pass the ITMI Admission Test, Group Discussion and Interview in order to be admitted. Admission process includes multiple-choice tests in English Language and General Awareness, followed by a written essay / letter on a topic to be given on the spot.Hence, CAT is not required for any of the PG Diploma courses at India Today Media Institute.

The entrance test in ITMI is competitive. But there is no consideration of the marks at degree or other levels either for a "cut-off" or for merit for admission.The total fees which the students pay at the time of admission and even the yearly fees or semester fees, overall none of the fee is refundable. Hence, students do not get their ROI after completing PG Diploma from India Today Media Institute - ITMI.

India Today Media Institute (ITMI) offers 5 courses. The total fees for 22 months post graduate course is 5.15 Lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is 3.12 Lakh.Delhi School of Communication (DSC) offers only 2 courses. The total fees for 2 years post graduate course is 5.45 lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is Rs 12.00 Lakh. So in my opinion, I think ITMI would be a better choice. 

They do not consider the marks at degree or other levels either for a cut-off or for merit for admission even the entrance tests are difficult level.The age limit for the course is 30 years as on date of admission. Our testing process alone will make you eligible or ineligible. They require minimum of 45 % in bachelor's degree. They do not need the percentage of 12th.

There are many factors that should be considered while choosing India Today Media Institute to pursue for a PG Diploma course. It offers 5 PG Diploma courses in the field of Mass Communication, Journalism, Media & Entertainment Management, Digital Infographics, and Visual Communication. The institute offers two certificate courses. 

India Today Media Institute (ITMI) offers 5 courses. The total fees for 22 months post graduate course is 5.15 Lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is 3.12 Lakh.Delhi School of Communication (DSC) offers only 2 courses. The total fees for 2 years post graduate course is 5.45 lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is Rs 12.00 Lakh. So in my opinion, I think ITMI would be a better choice. 

India Today Media Institute does not choose their candidates through cut offs. They have their certain processes on which they select the candidates for futher process.The testing process alone will make one eligible or ineligible. All the postgraduate programmes require one to be a graduate. Three-year degrees will be considered. A minimum of 15 years of schooling is required for admission. If a candidate is in the final year of undergraduate study, they may apply. ITMI does not consider any cut off or merit base for the admission of students.

Yes, there are courses available in the field of Business & Corporate Media that you can pursue. Some of the popular courses are:
MBA in Media and Communication: This is a postgraduate program that combines the principles of business management with media and communication. The course covers topics such as media planning, corporate communication, digital media, brand management, and advertising.
PG Diploma in Corporate Communication: This is a one-year postgraduate diploma course that focuses on developing communication skills for corporate environments. The course covers topics such as media relations, crisis communication, internal communication, and corporate branding.
Certificate Course in Business Journalism: This is a short-term course that focuses on teaching the basics of business journalism. The course covers topics such as financial reporting, corporate analysis, and economic policy.
Diploma in Business Communication: This is a one-year diploma course that focuses on developing communication skills for business environments. The course covers topics such as public relations, advertising, and corporate communication