IIMC Entrance Exam Preparation

To manage the preparation time for Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Entrance Exam, candidates need to first create a study plan covering all important topics and they must give special focus to the weak subjects, and give sufficient time for practice and revision excercises as well.

Some of the best books which candidates can refer to while preparing for the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Entrance Exam preparation are as follows - 
Handbook of Mass Communication (Theory and Practice) by VK Joshi
Manorama year book
Success Master: Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Examination
Popular Master Guide for Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Examination by R.Gupta
Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Exam of all Indian Universities by Arihant
Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis: General Knowledge 

3 months is not sufficient, however, with better preparation and efficient planning candidates can crack the entrance examination of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. To prepare for the IIMC Entrance Exam aspirants will need to focus on studying regularly and focus on covering all important topics related to the IIMC syllabus. Candidates must give special focus on solving previous year question papers and practice sample papers on a daily-basis.

Candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps to prepare for the IIMC Entrance Exam:

Know the syllabus thoroughly.
Get all the study material required for the entrance exam to help prepare better.
Understand the exam pattern and marking scheme so that you can prepare accordingly.
Create a day to day, weekly and monthly time table on how much material to cover on a daily basis.
Solve question papers, sample papers and give mock tests to know your strengths and weaknesses.

Candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps to prepare for the IIMC Entrance Exam:

1. Know the syllabus thoroughly.
2. Get all the study material required for the entrance exam to help prepare better.
3. Understand the exam pattern and marking scheme so that you can prepare accordingly.
4. Create a day to day, weekly and monthly time table on how much material to cover on a daily basis.
5. Solve question papers, sample papers and give mock tests to know your strengths and weaknesses.