Ph.D. in Mass Communication 

at MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism, Loni Kalbhor

According to unofficial online sources, the majority of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism alumni are working in the Media and Communication sector with a 34% share. The pie chart below illustrates the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni:

NOTE: The sectors involved in the 'Others' category are Operations, Research, Information Technology, Engineering, and Accounting.

During 2023 placements, 13 students were placed in total. Earlier, 9 students were placed during the 2022 drive. Over the past three years, a fluctuating trend was observed in the number of students placed. Refer to the below table to know the MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism placement trends:

Candidates willing to get admission must follow the MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism admission process mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official website of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism to apply online

Step 2: Appear for the CET.

Step 3: After getting the selection-related information from the college, students must pay INR 30,000 (non-refundable) towards securing the seat and confirming their admission.

Step 4: The admission offer provided is provisional till all the documentation is complete and the fees is paid in full.

As per the official report, the overall the highest package offered to the 2023 passing-out batch was INR 4.20 LPA. However, in 2022 the highest package was comparatively higher and the amount stood at INR 70.40 LPA. Take a look at the below table depicting the MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism the highest package trends:

The total tuition fee for MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism BA is INR 5.4 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. Candidates need to pay the course fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat in the institute. Besides, aspirants also need to pay an application fee in the start to register for a course.

At the undergraduate level, MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism offers three-year full-time BA courses to students. At the postgraduate level, the college offers two-year full-time MA courses to students. The college also provides PhD programmes to students. PhD is a research-based and multi-conceptual degree programme designed to produce excellent researchers and educators. 

MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is a part of the MIT Group of Institutions and is affiliated with MIT ADT University, Pune. MIT is approved by UGC (University Grants Commission). MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is one of the top most colleges present in India. 

MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism faculty are PhD, degree, and Diploma holders. The below-mentioned is MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism faculty details:

Aspirants must pass bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 40% aggregate for General Category (35% aggregate for under and sub-category) to apply for MAJMC course. Candidates who have appeared for final year degree exam can also apply. Additionally, aspirants must pass ISBJ CET for admission to the MAJMC course. 

The highest and the lowest packages offered during the 2023 drive were INR 4.20 LPA and INR 1.20 LPA, respectively. From 2021 to 2023, a fluctuating trend was observed in the highest package and a declining trend was recorded in the lowest package. The table below depicts the MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism placement package trends: