B.J.M.C.

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 through to secure admission as candidates can apply for direct admission at the institute.

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 admission into the programme. NIMC Delhi BJMC admission is easy for candidates who have a minimum qualification of passing Class 12.

National Institute of Mass Communication offers BJMC in a full-time mode across multiple specialisations:

• Street Theatre (Nukkad Natak)
• Visual Communication
• Radio & Television Production
• New Media/Digital Media
• Mass Communication Theories
• Communication Skills
• Print Journalism
• Reporting and Editing
• Script Writing and Production Techniques

National Institute of Mass Communication admissions to BJMC programme is merit-based. Candidates must go through the following admission criteria to secure admission to BJMC programme:

• Eligibility: Pass Class 12 from a recognised board
• Selection: Merit-based
• Application Process: Online/ offline

To get admission to Delhi University for the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) program, you need to take the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG).

Here are some steps youn need to follow so that you can also appear for the CUET exam:

• Subjects Requirment: Typically includes General Test, English, and Domain-Specific Subjects (as per the DU admission guidelines).
• Conducting Body: National Testing Agency (NTA)
• Application Mode: Online

And also check Delhi University's official website and CUET's official portal for the latest updates on eligibility, syllabus, and application deadlines.

In recent times, a government job is more preferable to a private job. Most of the time, government job aspirants pursue the BA specialised courses, such as a Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication to excel in the particular field. After completing a BJMC course from IMS Ghaziabad UC Campus, candidates can explore various government job opportunities across different sectors. Here are some popular options: