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Yes,  in BCom hons, maths is compulsory, hence the students who did not study it in class 12th are not eligible for same. Delhi University has made maths or applied mathematics a mandatory subject removing the previous option of applying through Accountancy. 

National Institute of Mass Communication admissions are completely merit-based for MJMC programme. Candidates are admitted based on merit obtained in the last qualifying exam of undergraduate. Candidates can choose among the following specialisations to pursue MJMC programme:

• Street Theatre (Nukkad Natak)
• Visual Storytelling Techniques
• Film Production
• New Media/Digital Media
• Media Laws and Ethics
• Corporate Communication & Marketing
• Scriptwriting (Fiction/Nonfiction)
• Mass Communication Theories
• Communication Skills
• Print Journalism
• Radio & Television Production
• Media Management

To be eligible for admission to MJMC at National Institute of Mass Communication, candidates need to meet the basic eligibility requirements for the programme as follows:

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

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:

National Institute of Mass Communication offers courses at UG, PG and Diplom levels in the field of Journalism and Mass Communication. Mentioned below are list of courses offered at NIMC:

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

• Online 
• Offline
• In-person

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

Step 1: Visit the official website of NIMC.

Step 2: Tap on the "Apply Now" tab.

Step 3: Fill the appeared form with all the relevant details.

Step 4: Upload the soft copies of Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and 5 recent color passport-size photos.

Step 5: Make the fee payment of INR 500 either through UPI or a demand draft.

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.