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National Institute of Mass Communication Fee, Structure

Aspirants who clear National Institute of Mass Communication admission process are eligible to pay the total tuition for the respective course. Candidates can pay the amount online or offline. However, it is advised to confirm with the National Institute of Mass Communication. The National Institute of Mass Communication fees for courses ranges between INR 40,000 and INR 2,85,000. Candidates must note that this fee detail is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to changes. Students can check the course-wise fees below:

Course	Total tuition fees
UG Diploma (6 Courses)	₹ 40 K - 98 KGet Fee Details
B.J.M.C. (1 Courses)	₹ 2.85 LGet Fee Details
M.J.M.C. (1 Courses)	₹ 1.92 LGet Fee Details
PG Diploma (1 Courses)	₹ 98 KGet Fee Details

The fees is for the entire duration of the respective courses.

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Q: Why choose NIMC Delhi?

NIMC Delhi offers specialised programmes in Journalism and Mass Media. Candidates who want to make a career in different fields of media, such as anchroing, editing, video production etc. can apply for admission in any programme of the institute. The institute provides admission in UG Diploma, PG Diploma, BJMC and MJMC programmes. The institute has full fledged studios and labs for students to practice.

The institute also has professional relationships with numerous media organizations, public relationship firms, advertising agencies, non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions. The institute also conducts media visits to help students network and familiarise themselves with the industry.

Q: What is the fee for UG courses at National Institute of Mass Communication?

The total fee for National Institute of Mass Communication courses vary from each other. Candidates need to pay the fees in three installments. Find below the course-wise fee bifurcation for National Institute of Mass Communication UG, PG and Diploma programmes:

Course	1st Installment	2nd Installment	3rd Installment	Total Fees in Rupees Per Year
Diploma (Journalism & Mass Communication)	INR 30,000	INR 34,000	INR 34,000	INR 98,000
Bachelor of Arts (Journalism & Mass Communication)	INR 30,000	INR 32,500	INR 32,500	INR 95,000
Post-Graduation Diploma (Journalism & Mass Communication)	INR 30,000	INR 34,000	INR 34,000	INR 98,000
Master of Arts (Journalism & Mass Communication)	INR 30,000	INR 33,000	INR 33,000	INR 96,000

National Institute of Mass Communication
UG Diploma Fees 2026

The UG Diploma at National Institute of Mass Communication is offered at the UG level. According to the fee structure of National Institute of Mass Communication, the total fee for this course is INR 40,000 - 98,000, which includes caution deposit, exam fee and security deposit, among others. To get admission into the programme, candidates must make the payment of the National Institute of Mass Communication UG Diploma fees. The table below provides a detailed fee breakdown for your reference.

Fee components	Amount (for 6 months - 1 year)
Tuition	₹ 40 K - 98 K
Total fee	₹ 40 K - 98 K

These are estimated fees information. Actual values may differ.

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UG Diploma Fees Comparison

Colleges	Tuition Fees	Hostel Fees
National Institute of Mass Communication	40 K - 98 K	-/-
NIEM Delhi Compare	1.15 L	-/-
RKFMA Compare	30.7 K - 1.21 L	-/-
YWCA Compare	17.2 K - 80 K	-/-
Take One School of Mass Communication Compare	15 K - 80 K	-/-

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National Institute of Mass Communication
B.J.M.C. Fees 2026

At National Institute of Mass Communication, students are offered B.J.M.C. at UG level. According to National Institute of Mass Communication fee structure, the total tuition fees for the course is INR 2,85,000 and comprises of caution deposit, exam fee and security deposit, etc. Students seeking admission into this programme need to pay the National Institute of Mass Communication B.J.M.C. fees as prescribed to get a seat in the institute. Aspirants can refer to the following table to know abou

Fee components	Amount (for 3 years)
Tuition The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 2.85 L
Total fee	₹ 2.85 L

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B.J.M.C. Fees Comparison

Colleges	Tuition Fees	Hostel Fees
National Institute of Mass Communication	2.85 L	-/-
JIMS Greater Noida Compare	2.98 L	-/-
Delhi School of Communication Compare	3 L	-/-
NIMS School of Journalism & Mass Communication, NIMS University Compare	2.8 L	-/-
KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education Compare	2.7 L	-/-

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National Institute of Mass Communication
M.J.M.C. fee details 2026

Fee components	Amount (for 2 years)
Tuition The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 1.92 L
Total fee	₹ 1.92 L

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M.J.M.C. Fees Comparison

Colleges	Tuition Fees	Hostel Fees
National Institute of Mass Communication	1.92 L	-/-
NIMCJ Ahmedabad Compare	2.4 L	-/-
CCSU Compare	23.73 K - 2.9 L	-/-
IIMM Delhi Compare	1.9 L	-/-
Take One School of Mass Communication Compare	1.6 L	-/-

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National Institute of Mass Communication
PG Diploma Fees 2026

At PG level, students can enroll into PG Diploma at National Institute of Mass Communication. This course is offered in a Full Time. To grab a seat at National Institute of Mass Communication course, students need to pay a sum of INR 98,000 as the tuition fee. Students must note that this fee information is sourced from the official website of the institute but it might vary. The table below presents National Institute of Mass Communication PG Diploma fee breakup:

Fee components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 98 K
Total fee	₹ 98 K

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Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) - Batch of 2019

3.25

3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life

Teachers are highly interactive and helpful.

Placements: Almost 70% of my seniors got placed, and others, however, enrolled themselves for higher studies in various colleges. The highest salary offered was Rs. 40,000 per month and the lowest salary offered is Rs. 8,000 per month. The average salary offered is Rs. 15,000 per month. India news, Sudarshan news, NDTV and Aajtak were the main recruiters, and the students are offered the roles of social media managers, roles in corporate communications, reporters, video editors and photojournalists. Students are offered with a wide range of job opportunities. Nearly 100% of the students are offered internships in reputed institutions and media houses. The highest stipend offered for internships is Rs. 12,000 per month and the lowest stipend offered is Rs. 3,000 per month. The average stipend offered is Rs. 5,000 per month. There is a functional placement cell which guides and provides counselling whenever needed.

Infrastructure: Our college provides free Wi-Fi facility with no time limit or restricted use of data. Books on filmmaking, journalism and mass communication are available in abundance. There is a studio for recording audio along with video production labs and a hall to train budding journalists. Classrooms and labs are at par having a projector and TV for creative learning. No canteen services are available, and a place to hang out is tough to find. Hostel rooms are big and spacious. Every time you need something or to come back to the hostel, taking stairs is the only option. Other than this, learning and cohabitation are good.

Faculty: Teachers here are interactive and helpful. They sometimes help with the projects as well. They are good at engaging students with various enactments in order to drive home a point. The student to faculty ratio is 40:1. We get invited to witness the live broadcasting programmes by Zee TV and NDTV as an interactive audience, which is very helpful in understanding the nuances of the art and business. The course curriculum has been a guidance system throughout our studies and ventures of every sort.

Other: Students participate in street theatres in and around Delhi, and we have been winners in LPU Punjab. Students even showcased their talent at Mood Indigo, Mumbai. Scholarships to study abroad are provided, and a lot of do-yourself tasks are involved polishing off the students in various ventures and interests.

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Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication - Batch of 2016

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life

I love NIMC and also love my adorable batchmates too.

Placements: Almost 90% students of my college got internships with a stipend of Rs. 7,000 or above. They were all placed on various news channels, media houses, and production houses. I also got the internship from my college at 24x7 India tv. Now, I'm very glad to tell you that our college faculty are the admiral and our college management is very passionate to do their work properly. They are continuously trying to give best to the students.

Infrastructure: The building of my college is fabulous. Every student wants to study there. There is a separate recording room, studio, news desk, needs room and separate desks with necessary digital equipment that we need. Separate medical facilities are available in the college.

Faculty: The faculty of my college is very helpful, and they are trying to provide best education and knowledge to their students. After graduation/diploma, students have own freedom to come to the college anytime for any help. If any student wants some extracurricular activities in the college, they provide them with the same. Different faculty members of different courses are available all the time.

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Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) - Batch of 2018

1Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life

Not at all satisfied. The worst decision ever, to choose NIMC.

Placements: There is the average placement of the students in the college. Our college doesn't provide proper placements, and since its a mass communication college, mostly media channels, production house, web startups, organisations comes here. This year only 20% of the students got a proper internship which is mainly non paid. We don't have a particular placement cell.

Infrastructure: A single building containing 4 floors. An administrator office and a production room where we have all the computers and equipment (average) needed in this field. There are also 4 classrooms. Also, average faculty members are present. There will be no library, no games room, no Wi-Fi and no medical facilities in the college. Also, there will be no canteen, and there is no hostel provided by the college. Instead, they have a tie-up with different or nearby paying guests, providing mess and allotted students rooms. I think we need proper equipments and proper facilities whose list is huge.

Faculty: Well, we mostly have guest lecturers from different colleges or experienced people in the fields to give us a minimum knowledge of the media industries and subjects. Their teaching quality is very average. There will be no proper practical training provided in the college, in both indoor or outdoor. Also, we didn't get an industrial exposure, and we only got 5 media visits in the past 2 years.

Other: There will be no events. Only one, we have which is called Nukkad Natak (not of any use) will be conducted in the college.

Reviewed on 24 Jan 2018Read More

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Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) - Batch of 2019

4Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life

If you have quality to fit in every box and dig out the best for yourself, NIMC welcomes you

Placements: The placement of the recently passed out batch was pretty good. Approximately, 73% students are placed in the various organizations of mass media this year. The average package for this year was 16.5k. This year, NIMC has provided the placement in various news organizations like ZEE News, India News, News Nation, etc.

Infrastructure: Though NIMC hasn't a big campus, it covers all the required space for the students. It has its own studio, production lab, computer lab, and think tank with Wi-Fi facility. The classrooms are fully AC and furnished. The college has not their own hostel but, they provide separate PG for boys and girls. This college has no canteen or library. So, you will have to rely on street food if you need in the break time.

Faculty: In NIMC, you get the chance to learn with highly experienced and qualified media professionals. Though the college hasn't their own decent number of faculty members, it provides quality education through guest faculty members from Jamia MCRC. NIMC also provides special guest lectures from eminent media persons.

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Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) - Batch of 2019

3.5

4Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life

NIMC- A good place to learn.

Placements: The placements provided by NIMC are one of the best ones, since it allows a good and professional ambience to work, along with better wages. The institute promises to provide with nearly 100% placement and gives a better opportunity at every step for a deserving NIMCian to grab it and find a vast scope in it. The student, as an employee gets to learn, explore and experience the field of their occupation deeply.

Infrastructure: Despite being a small institute, it provides a huge amount of exposure in mass media, and nevertheless a very comfortable environment to study. The classrooms which are quite spacious are well-equipped with all the facilities for a student to study in and is also well ventilated.

Faculty: The faculty is well trained and experienced enough to reach out interactively to the students. They deliver the syllabus finely and teach with efficiency for a better performance of the students. The faculty members have good linguistic quality through which the students interpret the courses and theories well. The course curriculum is useful too.

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Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) - Batch of 2018

4.25

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life

The best in the town to make you compete in the world of possibilities.

Placements: Well, talking about the placement cell, we have a dedicated Facebook page where the director of the college herself uploads the job/internship opportunities for the students. The best part of the college is that they train so well that you do not wish to wait for the college to take some necessary steps, and instead go out and find better jobs for yourself.

Infrastructure: The institute is situated in a 5-storey building where the basement is dedicated to the studios and creative zone. The 1st floor is for the administration, 2nd floor is for the computer lab, recording rooms and a library to read and the 3rd and 4th floor has 4 classes with a capacity of 50 to 60 students each.

Faculty: The faculty is among the best in their class. They are the graduates of Jamia Milia Islamia or a full-time faculty of the same, who take weekly classes in our institute. We have the in-house faculty of street theatre, radio, editing, photography, mainstream media and advertisements.

Reviewed on 27 Nov 2017Read More

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Can I get admission in NIMC Delhi for BJMC with 55% in Class 12th?

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Yes, candidates can apply for admission in NIMC Delhi for BJMC through the merit secured in Class 12 exams. As long as the candidate has passed their Class 12 they are eligible for admission into the programme. If the score is as high as 55%, there won't be much trouble a candidate will have to go t

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How to get admission to National Institute of Mass Communication?

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To get admission to National Institute of Mass Communication, candidates need to go through a multi-step admission process. The detailed steps of National Institute of Mass Communication admission process are as follows:

Application Process: National Institute of Mass Communication applications are a

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Are admissions open at National Institute of Mass Communication?

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Yes, admissions are currently ongoing at National Institute of Mass Communication. The application window is open for both online and offline applications for the academic year 2025-26. Eligible students can apply directly for their desired UG, PG or Diploma courses.

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How to apply for admission to National Institute of Mass Communication?

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To apply for admission to National Institute of Mass Communication, candidates can submit their application form in the following three modes:

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Below are the detailed steps to fill online application form for National Institute of Mass Communication:

Step 1: Visit the official we

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How can I get admission to the NIMC Delhi BJMC course?

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Admission into NIMC Delhi BJMC takes place through merit secured in Class 12 examinations. Candidates applying for admission into the programme will have to pass their Class 12 exams and then apply for direct admission into the course. There are no entrance exam a student has to give to secure admis

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