Jamia Millia Islamia

No, Jamia is not a tier two university. This university is ranked second in all of India, surpassing even the University of Delhi. This is a major university with an expanded campus and a stellar academic reputation.Nearly 70% of our college's placement test takers received offers from at least one business. Forty percent of students who were placed received job offers from multiple companies. The average salary package offered is 6 LPA, while the maximum package is 25 LPA.Jamia Famous for its infrastructure and architecture is Millia Islamia.

The seat intake for Master of Arts at Jamia Millia Islamia's AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) is 1173. The admission process for M.A. at Jamia Millia Islamia's AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center (MCRC) typically involves an entrance exam and an interview. Also, Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Three years of professional experience is mandatory. Shortlisted candidates may be required to appear for an interview as part of the selection process.

As per expert advice, candidates must solve JMI question paper of at least last five years. The JMI previous year papers will help them understand the type questions asked and topic wise weightage. Also, prepare for the questions asked historically.

The sequence of JMI question paper is here.

• Part A: Written Test (Objective/ MCQs)
• Part B: Written Test (Subjective/ Descriptive/ Theory)

Candidates will be able to give descriptive paper only when objective test is completed.

Non-MCQ questions are less than 20 per cent of the total number of questions in the JMI question paper. The non-MCQs are mostly from topics like National and International Political issues/ personalities, General Knowledge, Film, Television and other modes of media, Art, culture and literature.

The JMI question papers of all courses have similar difficulty level. But, due to difference in questions of courses, one of these can turn out to be slightly more difficult than the other. It is usually seen that there is not much difference in the difficulty level of different papers.