IIM Calcutta - Indian Institute of Management

Hi, Mass Communication in India has emerged as a major area of interest and has immensely contributed to the development & empowerment of society. IIMC (Indian Institute of Mass Communication) is one the top mass communication institute in India. It has total 6 campuses in the country but IIMC Delhi

MBA is not offered in IIM-A. It offers PGPM.
Refer the link to know the details:https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-program-in-management-indian-institute-of-management-ahmedabad-vastrapur-1653.

Both the colleges are good in their own specialisation -
IIMC:
The course consists of the core curriculum (compulsory credit courses and compulsory non-credit courses), a summer internship (compulsory industry training between first and second year) and elective courses
Electives offered are Behavioura

Dear Bhaskar,
Read the editorial section of The Hindu and Indian Express. Read newspapers, current affairs' books, the Outlook magazine, Pratiyogita Darpan and keep yourself updated.
Regards.

Dear Aditya, Some of the best coaching classes in Delhi for IIMC entrance examination are-
1. NAM Institute of Professional Studies
2. Crash Course for IIMC Entrance Exam
3. Vidya Group Coaching
4. Teachwell Institute.

Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) conducts an entrance exam for admission in courses offered ATIT campuses. Students seeking admission in these following courses:
1:Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Journalism (Hindi & English) (fee 79k).
2: Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Radio and TV Journ

To be honest, yes, it is definitely going to have an effect on your admissions. You have to score very high in CAT to get a decent college and also be prepared with a very good and genuine reason as to why you have so many backlogs.

You should target 99+ for IIM's. You might get a call from FMS with 97-98 percentile.

There are chances, if you are a non-engineer with a 99+ percentile. It is much more difficult, if you are an engineer as that would require a very high percentile in order to stand at par with other candidates.