Colleges in Delhi

218 score in CUET PG is a good course, but cutoffs for International relations or political Science in JNU are higher than this score, and the expected cutoffs for these programs are generally higher, around 240-250.  Admission to competitive programs like these at JNU is highly sought after, hence the competition is very intense.

Yes, you can get admission in KMC Mangalre uner NRI Quota.
The Kasturba Medical College Mangalore offer NRI Quota seats to –
•  Foreign Nationals
•  Candidates with NRI Status
•  Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)
•  Person of Indian Origin (PIO)
•  Candidates sponsored by relatives with NRI Status.

Yes, IGNOU offer BA courses in various programs.

There are two sessions every year for admission in IGNOU one in the June session and the second in December.

Yes! There is a media lab as well as a multimedia studio at IILM University, Gurugram. 

The studio was designed keeping in mind industry standards, in collaboration NDTV industry experts. The studio consists of :

• Three-Camera Setup – Multi-angle professional shooting
• Production Control Room (PCR) – Vision Mixer for seamless camera feed management
• Editing Suite – High-performance Windows-based system for post-production
• Teleprompter Integration – Real-time script reading

This allows exposure to TV production, news anchoring, and digital media for IILM's BJMC students and those with a media elective.

The BBA course at IILm Un iversity, Gurugram is roughly follows the outline below:

• Business Core Courses:
  • Management
  • Economics
  • Communication
  • Statistics
  • Technology
• Multidisciplinary Courses: Students can choose from the departments of Law, Design, Psychology and Engineering

Additionally, to ensure experiential learning the following is also incorporated into the curriculum :

• Local Immersion
• Social Immersion
• Corporate Internships
• Global Immersion

Yes, especially for BBA and MBA students. There's a summer internship that's part of the curriculum, and you have to submit a report on it. It's a great way to get real-world exposure and understand how things work outside books.

Yes! I recently worked on a digital marketing campaign project with a local startup, which was part of our coursework. Live projects like these are common, especially in the second and third year. You get to apply classroom knowledge in real scenarios.

I'd say it's a healthy mix, but definitely more practical than I expected. We do a lot of case studies, presentations, group discussions, and even mock businesses. Some subjects even bring in guest speakers from the industry. So it's not just books — it's applied learning.