Indian Institute of Mass Communication Aizawl Answered Questions

On August 8, 2011, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication Aizawl, or IIMC Aizawl, was officially opened as the East Regional Centre of IIMC in order to expand its national footprint. It was founded to provide state information officials, public relations specialists, and media journalists with training. Numerous international, national, and regional news agencies, including Reuters, WION, PTI, The Times of India, The Indian Express, Mathrubhumi, and Malayala Manorama, employ IIMC Aizawl students. IIMC Aizawl currently only provides the Online PG Diploma in English Journalism as one of its two course offerings. The temporary campus is currently housed inside the Aizawl University campus.

Candidates can visit the official website, iimc.gov.in, to check the IIMC Aizawl cutoff for 2023. Applicants can also get continuous updates about the cutoff by visiting Shiksha. On the official website of IIMC, the first merit list is already made public. The candidate's name, the course name, and the category will all appear on the merit list. The necessary fee must be paid by the candidates chosen based on the merit list within the allotted period. Along with the CUET (PG), the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) in Aizawl administers the computer-based IIMC Entrance Exam on behalf of NTA.

IIMC entrance exam scores are accepted by IIMC Aizawl for admission. The Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) conducts the IIMC Entrance Exam, which is a computer-based test and is conducted on behalf of the National Testing Agency (NTA) along with the CUET (PG). The exam consists of MCQs and objective type questions. Students who clear the IIMC entrance exam have to appear for Personal Interview (PI) and those who clear both these rounds are admitted to various courses offered at IIMC. Only Indian nationals were allowed to appear for IIMC Entrance Exam. However, five additional seats were available in each course for NRI/NRI- sponsored candidates.

Hi Nishar, At present, both the institutes offer PG Diploma in English Journalism. However, there's a comparison done on other factors for both Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu and Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl:Location:IIMC Jammu: Located in Jammu & Kashmir, offering access to media industries in North India.IIMC Aizawl: Located in Mizoram,  offering exposure to the unique media landscape of the Northeast region.Faculty and Facilities:Both the colleges have experienced faculty and adequate facilities, but access to industry experts and alumni networks might be stronger in Jammu due to its location.Fees and Cost of Living:Fees might be slightly higher in Jammu,  but cost of living is generally lower than Aizawl.