IIMC Entrance Exam

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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 is the main campus and is very popular for some courses. There is no separate syllabus prescribed by the University for the each subjects Entrance Examination but on the basis of every years question paper we have a common syllabus to prepare for the entrance examination and you must prepare for the entrance examination by covering the whole subject and the topic given below in the syllabus:
IIMC Entrance Exam Syllabus
General Awareness, including the understanding of social dynamics; interest in social history; awareness of public debates on matters of polity and economy; awareness about international developments influencing power equations in the world and their impact on India. Aptitude & mental make-up
Language capability
Analytical & comprehension skills
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Details about admission to IIMC-
ELIGIBILITY:
The candidate must have completed graduation from a recognised university.
ADMISSION PROCESS:
Written test: Eligible candidates need to appear for the written test conducted by the college.
Group Discussion & Personal Interview (GDPI): Shortlisted candidates will be called for Group Discussion/Personal Interview or both based on the score obtained in written test.
The applicants for NRI/NRI sponsored seats are not required to appear for a written examination. However, they will be required to appear for Group Discussion/Interview, or both.
FINAL SELECTION: Candidates are selected based on written test score and performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview.