Delhi

The minimum qualification required is graduation to apply for admission. Here is the course-wise eligibility criteria for IIMC Delhi:

IIMC Delhi offers PG Diploma and MA courses. The institute offers PG Diploma in Journalism (English), Journalism (Hindi), Radio & TV Journalism, Advertising & Public Relations, etc. MA is available in two specialisations at IIMC, namely Strategic Communications and Media Business Studies.

IIMC Delhi has 80 seats in MA course, 40 for each specialisation. The institute offers seats to students basis CUET PG score. Students should confirm their seat by paying the course fee. The final selection is based on CUET-PG score and performance in the personal interview round.

The total tuition fee for Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi MA is INR 4.8 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. Selected candidates have to pay course fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat in the institute. Besides, aspirants also need to pay an application fee in the start to register for a course.

IIMC Delhi offers admission to MA programme based on CUET-PG scores. The institute gives 85% weightage to the entrance-exam. Selected candidates are further called for a personal interview round. 15% weightage is given to PI round conducted by the institute. Besides, aspirants must complete their graduation for admission to MA.

Indian Institute of Mass Communication Delhi provides financial support to needy students. Half/ quarter freeships are available for each PG Diploma course on merit-cum-means basis at Delhi and all regional campuses. A committee selects the deserving candidates for the freeship. For applying for fresships, the annual household income mentioned in the application form should be supported and income certificate issued by revenue office should not be below the rank of Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM).

The All India Law Entrance Test is the basis for admission to National Law University (NLU), located in Delhi (AILET). Every year, the BA LLB (Hons.) program's cutoff scores change according on variables like the volume of applications and degree of difficulty. The general category cutoff typically falls between 85 and 90 marks out of 150. The cutoff is lower for reserved groups (SC, ST, and OBC), usually between 60 and 75 marks. It's crucial to remember that these numbers change every year depending on ticket availability and competition.

At the undegrraduate level, UID Delhi-NCR offers BDes in 6 specialisations, namely Animation and Game Design, Fashion Design & Styling, Global Design Programme, Interior & Furniture Design, Product Design, and Visual Communication. 

National Law University Delhi (NLUD) follows the seat reservation policy as sanctioned by the government of India. The university offers a total of 81 seats for its Master of Law (LL.M.) students. However, the seats are unevenly reserved for students belonging to a special category. Among them, there are Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Categories. NLUD offers 15% (11 seats) for its SC students and 7.5% (5 seats) for its ST students.