IIMC Entrance Exam

Hi Saif!
I believe you are looking for tips on preparation for IIMC (Indian Institute of Mass Communication) entrance exam. For the same, I would say that a comprehensive plan in studies will help you reach your target. The time table for the study plan should be in tune with your daily needs and schedule. As far as the preparation is concerned, I would suggest you to spend quality time everyday at reading journals, magazines, newspapers, etc. And for GK, you can refer Competition Success Review for updates on current affairs. You may also refer the following books:
Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination
Mass Communication and Journalism Entrance Examination by Dheeraj Pandey
Guide to Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Examination by Students Aid Publication.

In the digital landscape, journalism is becoming the most loved course of all times. Everyone wants to stay updated with their surroundings. Therefore, responsible journalism is a must for everyone. It is imperative that the college from where you pursue your media studies understands the need for responsible journalism in today time. Listed below are some of the best colleges in India for journalism:
-Pearl Academy
- Indian Institute of Mass Communication
- Lady Shri Ram College for Women
- AAFT, Noida
Out of the colleges, as mentioned above, Pearl Academy is one of the best institute offering courses in Journalism. Their faculty understands the difference between the responsible and fake journalism. You can further log in to their official website, and explore more about the School of Media. For admission process you may check the official website of the respective college.

Hi Ash, the syllabus of IIMC entrance examination includes everything general and political. If I have to break it down and give you few generic examples, then I would say, general awareness, basic understanding about the social dynamics, awareness about all economic and social issues, knowledge about international affairs and how the power dynamic of the world works, the impact of the said power dynamics on India etc. Apart from these, they also look for your language capabilities, comprehension skills, analytic skills and a little bit of aptitude. So brush up your social awareness well and practice your writing skills and you will be good for the written test. Hope it helps!

Dear Rajan,It depends upon your choice and your capability. Nowadays there are a number of private news channels and media houses that offer journalism and mass comm. Courses. There is one benefit of pursuing your studies from reputed private organizations like the Times of India, ZEE, Jagran or AAFT that you get internships in these organisations easily and if you perform better, you may also get the full-time job in the same organisation in the name of the same Brand. But, remember, government organisation is always the best option to choose. It is safe and there is no chance of any fraud. Other than this, if you are certified from a good college and university, you automatically get benefits.