Delhi

The top Mass Comm colleges in Delhi NCR, according to India Today, are mentioned below along with the rank positions.

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

There are 8 colleges in Delhi NCR that are ranked by India Today in the year 2024. These include 5 private and 3 government colleges where students can study. Admission to these colleges is based on merit as well as the scores of entrance exams like CUET, CUET PG, and IPU CET, etc.

B.Tech course is started new at FIMT college still you can take admission, because there is already a BCA programme in the IT Department that has been running since 2009 and its placement record has been very good, about 10% of the students are placed in MNCs like TCS and Wipro. 2 to 5% of students go for higher studies and the remaining students get placed at an average package. Therefore, the department has a record of 100% placement for almost the last 5 years. Based on this, we can say that the B.Tech programme is starting here from 2025-26. Therefore, the overall record of B.Tech will also be good.

As per the available information, there is no provision for direct admission to the FPM course of FIIB Delhi. FIIB Delhi provides admission to eligible applicants based on their overall profile, research potential and entrance exam scores. Shortlisted candidates are also required to appear for an interview conducted by the institute. The selection criteria include the following parameters:

• 3,000-word Research Proposal
• Entrance Exam Score
• Academic CV
• Academic Statement of Purpose
• Interview

FIIB Delhi has a seat intake of only 20 students for its FPM programme. As there is a limited number of seats available, securing a seat for FPM at FIIB Delhi can get fairly competitive. To shortlist prospective candidates for these seats, the institute uses a variety of selection parameters. Among other parameters, aspirants must have a valid CAT/ GMAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ MAT/ ATMA/ JRF/ NET/ FIIB RAT score to get shortlisted for the next round, which is an inteview. The mentioned information is sourced from the official website of the institute/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

FIIB Delhi offers a full-time FPM and a part-time EFPM. Candidates willing to secure a seat in one of these courses fulfil the eligibility criteria and qualify in the selection process. Interested candidates can refer to the following steps to get a seat at FIIB Delhi for an FPM:

1. Ensure that you are eligible as per the eligibility criteria prescribed by the institute.
2. Visit the institute's official website to apply for admission.
3. Appear for CAT/ GMAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ MAT/ ATMA/ JRF/ NET/ FIIB RAT
4. Shortlisted candidates are called for the interview round.
5. If selected, submit the required fees for seat confirmation.

Yes, FIIB Delhi accepts admissions to its FPM courses through CAT. Candidates with a valid score in CAT can apply for admission through the institute's official website. They will also have to appear for an interview before final submission. Besides CAT, the institute accepts the scores of JRF/ NET (by UGC/ CSIR), XAT, CMAT, GMAT and ATMA. In case candidates don't have valid scores in one of the accepted entrance exams, they can appear for the FIIB Research Aptitude Test (RAT) conducted by the institute.

Pursuing an FPM at FIIB Delhi leads to a range of career opportunities in various fields. After completing the Doctoral programme, candidates usually find employment in the educational institutions and research organisations. Further, candidates willing to join the corporate sector after an FPM can explore the following job options:

Note: The salary above has been take from Ambitionbox.com

Yes, FIIB Delhi provides various scholarships and financial aid to FPM students based on their merit and research potetial. Further, FPM students are eligible to get a stipend during the course duration of three years. In the first year, scholars receive INR 40,000 per month, followed by INR 45,000 per month in the second year. In the final year, scholars are paid a stipend of INR 50,000 per month. The mentioned information is sourced from the official website of the institute/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.