What is the hostel fees at Xavier Institute of Communications?

According to a female student in the college: The hostel fees is 36,000 paid in two parts shared in sharing rooms of three. Facilities like AC weren't available for them but other facilities were provided with good quality. The food maybe not upto great expectations and great taste but it's hygienic with extra expenses ranging from 2000-4000 generally

What is the entrance exam for Xavier Institute of Communications 2024?

The Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) conducts the XIC Entrance Test (XET) to offer admissions to eligible candidates in mass communication courses available at the institute. The online exam consists of two parts First is objective And the second is subjective The test is total of 2 hours 1 hours for objective and 1 hours for subjective . After this online paper they conduct the personal interview. Based on your performance they make sure you are eligible for the admission or not.

Are there any seat reservations at Xavier Institute of Communications?

For their BMS course Out of the total 60 seats in the college 15% seats of the course are reserved for case A- Management quota reserved seats Out of the balance 51 seats- 50% of the seats are reserved for the Christian minority- Case D 42% of the seats are available to the general category of students -Case D 5% of the seats are reserved for persons with disability-Case D 3% are reserved for special category-Case D Case A is the category where college are obliged to give the admission and Case D is where the admission is done on the basis of merit. Special Category refers to: Wards of Transferred State / Central Govt. and Private Sector employees, employees of Defence Department / ex-servicemen Wards of Freedom Fighters Award Winners at the District / State / National Levels in Sports or Cultural Activities.

Can I join Xavier Institute of Communications directly?

Yes, you can get direct admission to the Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) in Mumbai. The admission process involves: Filling out an application form Taking an online entrance test Appearing for a personal interview Registering for OET Making the necessary payment Anyone with an undergraduate degree in Arts, Commerce, Science, or Mass Media is eligible to apply. XIC students with a Diploma of Film, Television, or Journalism can get direct admission to the 2nd year Master of Arts in Cinema & Audiovisual. The course duration is 10 months (October – July) 2025. You can apply for all the Diploma courses on the official college website.

How many courses are offered at Xavier Institute of Communication Mumbai?

XIC Entrance Test refers ONLY to the following Diploma Courses: Journalism & Mass Communication Public Relations & Corporate Communication Advertising and Marketing Communication Film, Television & Digital Video Production Event Planning & Experiential Marketing

How are Xavier Institute of Communications 2023 cut off marks determined?

The Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) in Mumbai determines cut off marks for its PG Diploma course based on the OET (Online Entrance Test). The OET has a maximum score of 150 marks and takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete. Students must have at least 45% marks in PCM in their class 12th-grade examination from an approved board. The qualifying mark to appear for the entrance test is 65% marks at the class XII Board examinations for candidates belonging to the General Category. The XIC OET 2023 exam pattern is: Maximum marks: 150 Duration of exam: 1 hour 30 minutes Sections in paper: 2 (Objective and Subjective)

Are scholarships offered by the Xavier Institute of Communication Mumbai?

The fees structure is flexible as one can pay the amount in Installments in three months, also the eligible student gets up to 90% scholarship overall it's good most important the campus placement increases every year and deserving students are selected for top companies Bank loans are available to students for educational purposes. Scholarship is offered to students who performed very well in the previous examination. Seats are also reserved for the female students. Fee concession is also given to students belonging from economically weaker sections, deense personnel, ex serviceman and freedom fighters.

What is the faculty-to-student ratio at Xavier Institute of Communications?

As per the recent data, 150 faculty intakes were accompanied by 250 admissions all over the country. Results in an impressive ratio of 5:3. However, the faculty-to-student ratio at Xavier University of Louisiana, which is 13:1, and at Saint Xavier University, which is 16:1.

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XIC is a leading provider of online courses, offering a wide range of programs designed to enhance professional skills and knowledge. With years of experience in the industry, XIC has established a reputation for delivering high-quality, online training. Their courses cater to diverse learners and are delivered through various formats to suit different learning styles. Students benefit from hands-on exercises and real-world case studies, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. XIC`s team of experienced instructors brings industry expertise to the classroom, preparing students for success in their chosen fields. With a high satisfaction rate among past participants, XIC remains a trusted choice for individuals seeking to advance their careers through targeted education.

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Xavier Institute of Communications Fee Structure

After the completion of the application process, candidates must pay the Xavier Institute of Communications fees for admission confirmation and seat allotment. The total fees of any course might include different components that can vary from course to course. Check out the Xavier Institute of Communication Mumbai fee structure of the offered courses in the table below:

Course Name	One-Time Fee	Tuition Fee	Hostel Fee
PG Diploma	INR 5,000	INR 2,26,500 to 4,17,000
Certificate		INR 8,000 to 18,500

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Q: Who were the recruiters at the Xavier Institute of Communications placements 2023?

Here is a list of some of the top recruiters at the Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) placements 2023:

Advertising: Ogilvy & Mather, Leo Burnett, Publicis Groupe, Dentsu International, WPP Group, Madison World

Public Relations: Edelman, Weber Shandwick, FleishmanHillard, Adfactors PR

Media: Times of India Group, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, The Hindu, NDTV, CNN-IBN, Times Now, India Today, Outlook, Economic Times, Business Today

Q: What was the highest package offered at Xavier Institute of Communications?

Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) is an autonomous curricula unit of St. Xavier’s College and it has a good placement record in Maharastra. Job opportunities and placements are there in the college and most of the students get the placement. 90% of the students get the placement. As per the 2020-2023 batch, the highest placement in Xavier Institute of Communication is INR 10.9 lakhs.

Q: How was placement at Xavier Institute of Communications?

For a communications student, XIC offers the best college experience. Best placements are offered in the advertising industry, such as Publicizes Group and Dentsu Network. XIC helps students match their interests with industry needs.The average package could vary between 18k - 40K upwards depending on previous relevant experience as well.

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Advanced Integrated Communication Program

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Q: Which cultural events happen at Xavier Institute of Communications?

Cultural Committee presents: Footloose : Let your foot-loose and make the audience groove. This event gives the participants an opportunity to bring out their inner performers with western dancing styles.

2. Cultural Committee presents “Thirkan”: An event to promote upcoming dancers and performers who match the beats to our own Indian Dancing Styles.

3. Cultural Committee presents “Abhinay” : A stage for every artist. A mono-act event for all the budding aspirants of theater.

4. Cultural Committee presents “Carnival De Vogue” : A platform to showcase your innate creativity towards fashion. Walk the ramp and set the stage on fire.

5. Cultural Committee presents “Symphony” : An event to nurture and spotlight the budding artists who are interested in western singing genres.

6. Cultural Committee presents “Goonj” : Nothing soothes a heart better than classical Indian songs. An event to capture the sweet melody of classical singing.

7. Literary Society presents “Flight of Fancy” : Literature is not hidden within the pages of books, it includes the smell of tattered pages of classics, the film reels and endless discussions over a cup of chai. Join us for a quest of literary and movie quizzing, dumb charades and treasure hunt to prove your mettle.

8. X-Lens presents “Lensation” : X-Lens, The Photography Community of XIMB, is proud to host its flagship event; The Premier Photography Competition “Lensation” as a part of Xpressions’ 21, this year, we invite submissions on the theme: “MYRIAD OF MEMORIES”

9. Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell presents “Final Cut”: Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell of XIM, invite you all for the much-awaited annual Short-Film Making Competition ‘The Final Cut’. This year the theme for The Final Cut is ‘Privilege.’

Q: How do I get admission to PGDM course at XIC Mumbai?

At Xavier Institute of Communications, students can pursue various Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate courses. If you are seeking admissions for the PG Diploma programmes, you must fulfil the basic eligibility criteria of passing graduation from a recognised university. Additionally, also securing good marks in the XIC OET test. As for the study preparation tips to get admssion at the institute, you must brush up your language skills, General Knowledge and Knowledge of Media, Logical and Analytical skills.

Q: Can I get admission to Xavier Institute of Communications with 60% in Class 12th?

Yes, you can get admission to Xavier Institute of Communications with 60% in Class 12th. All it matter is yours XIC OET score and interview performance. XIC OET 2022 Eligibility Criteria are listed below,

Candidates must be under the age of 35.
Candidates must have completed three years of graduation (12+3 years) in one of the following streams from an Indian university: (Arts, Commerce, Science, Computers, BMM, BMS, BE, Catering, and other related fields)
Candidates from the previous semester are also able to apply for the exam.

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PG Diploma in Journalism and Media convergence - Batch of 2020

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Our college provides a great course curriculum but has average placements.

Placements: Placements for journalism are not provided in our college. Media related companies don't visit for placements. Only advertising and PR course have placements. I suggest that don't depend on the college for placements if you are a journalism student.

Infrastructure: You don't get hostels in XIC. However, PGs are very easily available, and the college will provide a number of PGs. The infrastructure of our college is amazing, and the classrooms are spacious and well-equipped. Our college has two campuses, and one is in Xavier's college, while the other one is in Xavier High School, which takes 5 minutes to reach by walk. Classes are held alternately every month at every campus.

Faculty: Our college has the best faculty members. Journalists with an experience of more than 20 years will teach students here. Most of the modules provided are worth it, and you will learn a lot from the teachers. The course curriculum is completely relevant. Modules are insightful except a few, which might be irrelevant.

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Advanced Integrated Communication Program - Batch of 2019

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Amazing subjects + great faculty.

Placements: No placements provided as it's a working professionals course. Everyone is a working professional so no placements are provided. Everyone from different backgrounds come for this course because they would like to know more about how media works in the present world.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college campus is A+. It has all the latest equipment you would need for a media school. All the classrooms have a PC + Wi-Fi connection + projectors. We are shown ad films where an ad production class was held because learning production theoretically is not possible.

Faculty: All the faculty members were experts from their industry which gave us an insight into practical knowledge over theoretical. All the modules had practical projects over the written exam which makes it way better for you to understand things. Each faculty gave us a practical project to work on as per the subject to expand our understanding.

Other: I chose this course because I didn't want to leave my job.

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PG Diploma in Advertising, Marketing Communications & Customer Analytics - Batch of 2019

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XIC provides the best college experience for a communications student.

Placements: The best placements are provided in the advertising industry. Prominent employers include Publicizes Group, Dentsu Network etc. The college helps students align their interests with the industry requirements. They ensure 100% placements for all the students.

Infrastructure: Everything that is needed to hone your skills in the advertising industry is available in the college. Wi-Fi facility is available. Well-equipped labs are available with the latest version of important software. A well-stocked library is available with all types of books and DVDs.

Faculty: The course is extensive covering the main facts of advertising, that gives a wholesome insight into how the industry works. Each module is well thought of and thoroughly planned. Assignments keep the students busy all year long and are planned in such a way that we learn much more than what is taught in the module. The college has amazing faculty members with a course co-ordinator who means more than family.

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PG Diploma in Public Relations and Corporate Communication - Batch of 2018

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Insightful and worth every penny.

Placements: The internships are mandatory and a part of the course curriculum. The college assists in setting up the internships for all the 60 students. These are with the leading PR agencies in the country. Agencies like Genesis Burson-Marsteller, MSL, Text 100, Adfactors, Cohn & Wolfe are some of the names that recruit the students year on year. After your internship, most of the students are given a pre-placement offer by the firms. They have the choice to accept or reject the same. Further, at the end of the course, the placements are arranged for those remaining. The entire process is handled meticulously by the course head.

Infrastructure: St. Xavier's college is known for its campus. XIC classrooms are fully air-conditioned. Each classroom is supported by a technical room to assist with the audio-visual requirements during the lecture sessions. The classrooms have the projectors, a computer with internet, and speakers set up. There's a resourceful library with books across genres, 3 IT labs each with a host of computers set up for the students to work on their assignments or for research, a girl's common room to rest, a meeting room, and a faculty lounge room. The canteen of St. Xavier's college is perhaps the best among all the colleges in Mumbai with a variety of snacks and meal options. While the lunch thali isn't quite delectable, other items such as chaat, pasta, pav bhaji, south Indian, etc. are a delight.

Faculty: The course head Mr Chawla works tirelessly to ensure that the course runs smoothly. The rest of the faculty are industry experts who take the time to conduct the sessions. Each module is handled by an expert from that sphere of the communication. This enables the students to get diverse views and perspectives and benefit from the knowledge imparted by the varied set of professors. Not to forget, the support staff who are extremely warm and welcoming and approachable at all times for any needs.

Other: Istoria - the annual event is put together by the PR and Corp Comm students and gives them hands-on experience in organising an event.

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PG Diploma in Event Planning & Experiential Marketing - Batch of 2016

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The perfect place to learn and grow.

Placements: Well, we had some non-profit organisations that came for the placements. It is not necessary that you would be paid as per your expectation straight away. The starting was as basic as Rs. 15,000 per month. The students were mostly hired for the field work rather than into the research and operational process.

Infrastructure: The facilities in the college are up to the mark. We had proper computer labs, photography studio, quick responding, and student-friendly administrating staff, regular provision of class notes, and a library that catered books of the various genres. Though the Wi-Fi was a bit of a problem, it is good. We had a common canteen with St. Xavier's College, and the food was edible. There is no hostel provision for the students.

Faculty: We were taught by some of the best faculty members. The course curriculum was flexible. We had regular field visits, and the assignments were assigned to us based on them. We were taught professionally, and the curriculum quite practical and logical.

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PG Diploma in Advertising, Marketing Communications & Customer Analytics - Batch of 2013

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It was a really great experience

Placements: The salaries are quite low in the advertising industry at the entry level, but the placement network was quite good. The alumni had people working in big companies and were very helpful. The alumni keep interacting even after the course is over in case people are looking to change their job at any point of time in the future.

Infrastructure: The library was amazing, the technical facilities were also quite good. All the classes were air-conditioned, very cozy and comfortable. Studying in St. Xavier's Mumbai campus was a unique experience in itself. The canteen was iconic and the food was also amazing.

Faculty: The faculty team consists of people who are actually working in the industry, thus the course was quite useful in the practical sense as well. Xavier Institute of Communications has an exhaustive course structure and a great scope for exposure in the industry.

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What documents are required for XIC OET counselling?

Answered 2 months ago

Candidates must have following documents during XET counselling.

Class 10 transcripts
Class 12 transcripts
Graduation certificate of qualifying exam
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XIC Entrance Test Admit Card
Category Certificate, if applicable
Class 10 pass certificate for verification of age
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Nishtha Rai

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When will XIC conduct interview for admission through XIC OET entrance test?

Answered 2 months ago

The Xavier's Institute of Communication will conduct the Zoom online interview for admission to offered Mass Communication courses after the online test is conducted. Candidates will be called for the interview based on their scores in online test. The dates for XET interview 2026 are 24th, 25th, an

Nupur Jain

Contributor-Level 6

Which is the best specialisation for PG Diploma at Xavier Institute of Communications?

Answered 6 months ago

Xavier Institute of Communications offers students the popular programme of PG Diploma in various relevant specialisations. The total tuition fees for the course is INR 2.3 L - 4.2 L. The various Xavier Institute of Communications PG Diploma specialisations are mentioned below:

PG Diploma in Advertis

Ashwin Yadav

Contributor-Level 10

Are admissions open in XIC Mumbai for PG Diploma?

Answered 9 months ago

XIC Mumbai PG Diploma admissions (for the full-time courses) have been concluded for the last academic year. The current academic session is all set to start in June, 2026.

Himanshi Pandey

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How to get admission in XIC Mumbai for PG Diploma?

Answered 9 months ago

Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC), Mumbai provides PG Diploma admissions to candidates who qualify as per the eligibility and selection norms laid down by the institute. Hence, the first step in the admission process is to check out the preset eligibility criteria ensure that you are eligible

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