Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication 

at NIMCJ Ahmedabad, Bodakdev

The National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism (NIMCJ) in Ahmedabad offers a Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) program. Total 60 seats are available for MJMC ( Masters at Journalism and Mass Communication) at NIMCJ Ahmedabad. However, the program is a 2-year full-time course with tuition fees of INR 2.40 Lakhs and course fees of INR 2,00,000. Additionally, students are required to have a minimum score of 50% for admission to the MJMC program.

No, securing admission into NIMCJ Ahmedabad BJMC is not that difficult. The admission is based on merit. Candidates passed their Class 12 are eligible for admission into the programme. As the selection is solely based on Class 12 scores, candidates do not have to sit for multiple rounds as part of the admission process.

Yes, aspirants can get admission in NIMCJ without an entrance exam. The institute considers the Class 12 score for admission to BAJMC (Hons) and graduation for MAJMC programmes. The institute informs the candidates about the requirements. Candidates fulfiling both eligibility and selection requirements are offered seat in the institute.

National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism offers seats to candidates based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants must score well in Class 12 for BAJMC (Hons) whereas, graduation marks are considered for MAJMC programme.  Once selected, aspirants have to pay a course fee for seat confirmation.

Yes, candidates can get into NIMCJ Ahmedabad BJMC without any entrance exam. Admission into the programme is through the merit secured in the Class 12 board examinations. Therefore, candidates need not apply for any other entrance exam, to be eligible for admission into the programme. Those who want to apply for admission in the BJMC programme can do so through direct admission into the course.

NIMCJ Ahmedabad offers 120 seats in its BJMC programme. There are no additional seats in the whole programme. The programme is four years long and is spread over eight semesters. To gain admission into the programme candidates will have to apply through the centralised admission process of Gujarat University. As the seats are less the competition to get into the programme is quite high, therefore, candidates should make sure they get a high score during their Class 12 board exams.

No, NIMCJ Ahmedabad is not hard to get as the admission is based on merit and entrance exams. For BJMC, candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board. Whereas, for MJMC, common eligibility requires a bachelor's degree and a valid score in the MACJET entrance exam. The in-house entrance exam is comparatively easy to clear. 

National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism, Ahmedabad, offers admission on merit basis. The marks obtained in the qualifying exam are considered for selection. Aspirants must check the eligibility criteria before applying for admission. Aspirants have to pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the institute after selection.