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At present, both the institutes offer PG Diploma in English Journalism. However, there's a comparison done on other factors for both Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jammu and Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl:

Location:

• IIMC Jammu: Located in Jammu & Kashmir,  offering access to media industries in North India.
• IIMC Aizawl: Located in Mizoram,  offering exposure to the unique media landscape of the Northeast region.

Faculty and Facilities:

• Both the colleges have experienced faculty and adequate facilities, but access to industry experts and alumni networks might be stronger in Jammu due to its location.

Fees and Cost of Living:

• Fees might be slightly higher in Jammu,  but cost of living is generally lower than Aizawl.

The IIMC Jammu Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programme has a high placement rate. To help in the placement process, the institute maintains an in-house placement cell that interacts closely with recruiters and students. The placement cell arranges a range of events, including industrial tasks, seminars, and workshops, to get students ready for the business world.

With the top package for the most recent batch being INR 64 lacs per year and the average package being INR 16.5 lacs per year, IIM Jammu boasts a 100% placement record for MBA students. ICICI Bank, Accenture, Aditya Birla Group, Cognizant, Capgemini, and ICICI Bank were among the top employers. The placements took place across a number of industries, including energy, general management, consulting, IT & analytics, logistics & e-commerce, and sales & marketing. 

Students at the institute are successfully placed in part because of their demanding curriculum and excellent industry relationships. Furthermore, the alumni network and faculty members are helpful in helping students make connections with possible companies.

Internships are also encouraged for students, as they frequently lead to full-time jobs after graduation. The career services division at the institute assists students in finding internships that fit with the goals they have for their careers.

All things considered, IIMC Jammu's PGDM placements seem promising, giving students lots of chances to start their professional careers in prestigious companies. The institute is a desirable option for management education because of its dedication to both academic achievement and industry participation, which is shown by its high placement results.

Depending on the program, the IIMC Jammu Post Graduate Diploma programs have different cost structures. The current cost of the IIMC Jammu PG Diploma in Management (PGDM) programme is around INR 12 Lacs for the full course. It's crucial to remember that these costs could fluctuate, so for the most up-to-date and precise information, get in touch with the institute directly or visit their official website.

Following are the Name of the Course and Course fees:-

PGD in Journalism (English) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Journalism (Hindi) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Radio & TV Journalism :

Semester I - INR 88,500

Semester II - INR 80,000

Total - INR 1,68,500

PGD in Advertising & PR :

Semester I - INR 70,000

Semester II - INR 61,500

Total - INR 1,31,500

PGD in Digital Media :

To be decided

PGD in Journalism (Malayalam) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Marathi) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Odia) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Urdu) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

The course price, a Rs. 3,500 donation to the Students' Welfare Fund, and a Rs. 5,000 refundable library deposit are all included in the costs for Semester I. The Student Welfare Fund is used to cover various expenses, student welfare programs, wellness center services, etc. 

The subject and academic year have an impact on the IIMC Jammu tuition. The following lists the costs in INR for various courses and academic years:

First-year MBA tuition is 8.55 lakhs.

Fees for Second Year: 8.55 Lakhs

EMBA: 6 Lakhs for first-year fees

IPM: Initial Year Tuition: 5.33 Lakhs

Fees for Second Year: 2,67,800

Fees for Third Year: 2,65,600

First Year Fees for Ph.D.: 55,000

Following are the Name of the Course and Course fees:-

PGD in Journalism (English) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Journalism (Hindi) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Radio & TV Journalism :

Semester I - INR 88,500

Semester II - INR 80,000

Total - INR 1,68,500

PGD in Advertising & PR :

Semester I - INR 70,000

Semester II - INR 61,500

Total - INR 1,31,500

PGD in Digital Media :

To be decided

PGD in Journalism (Malayalam) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Marathi) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Odia) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Urdu) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

The course price, a INR 3,500 donation to the Students' Welfare Fund, and a INR 5,000 refundable library deposit are all included in the costs for Semester I. The Student Welfare Fund is used to cover various expenses, student welfare programs, wellness center services, etc. 

Since there is little information on IIMC Jammu's and AIMC's fees in the search results, it is challenging to compare the two institutions' rates directly. However, the IIMC Jammu website does have some information. The IIMC Jammu has postgraduate Diploma programs in a number of disciplines, and their website lists the costs for these courses. You can go to the IIMC Jammu website or get in touch with them directly to find out more about the precise costs.

Following are the Name of the Course and Course fees:-

PGD in Journalism (English) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Journalism (Hindi) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Radio & TV Journalism :

Semester I - INR 88,500

Semester II - INR 80,000

Total - INR 1,68,500

PGD in Advertising & PR :

Semester I - INR 70,000

Semester II - INR 61,500

Total - INR 1,31,500

PGD in Digital Media :

To be decided

PGD in Journalism (Malayalam) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Marathi) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Odia) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Urdu) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

The course price, a Rs. 3,500 donation to the Students' Welfare Fund, and a Rs. 5,000 refundable library deposit are all included in the costs for Semester I. The Student Welfare Fund is used to cover various expenses, student welfare programs, wellness center services, etc. 

Depending on the program, studying at IIM Jammu has different costs. The course fee for the MBA programme is INR 17.15 lakhs. The course fees for the IPM and Executive MBA are INR 16.6 Lacs and INR 9.45 lakhs, respectively. The course fee for the Executive MBA (CA&M) is INR 10.50 Lakhs in addition. The institute offers fellowships for the full-time Ph.D. programme that cover housing and educational costs in addition to a scholarship of Rs. 35,000–40,000 per month for the first four years. In addition, the cost of a three-seater room at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication in Jammu is INR 1,750 per month for men. The search results do not appear to have the exact cost of other courses at IIMC Jammu or IIM Jammu.

Following are the Name of the Course and Course fees:-

PGD in Journalism (English) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Journalism (Hindi) :

Semester I - INR 52,000

Semester II - INR 43,500

Total - INR 95,500

PGD in Radio & TV Journalism :

Semester I - INR 88,500

Semester II - INR 80,000

Total - INR 1,68,500

PGD in Advertising & PR :

Semester I - INR 70,000

Semester II - INR 61,500

Total - INR 1,31,500

PGD in Digital Media :

To be decided

PGD in Journalism (Malayalam) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Marathi) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Odia) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

PGD in Journalism (Urdu) :

Semester I - INR 32,000

Semester II - INR 23,500

Total - INR 55,500

The course price, a Rs. 3,500 donation to the Students' Welfare Fund, and a Rs. 5,000 refundable library deposit are all included in the costs for Semester I. The Student Welfare Fund is used to cover various expenses, student welfare programs, wellness center services, etc. 

In an effort to increase its national reach, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication established the Northern Regional Centre in Jammu in 2012. The center's first batch of 15 students may be admitted, and it started out of Vikas Bhawan at Railhead Complex. The center offers a one-year PG Diploma programme in English journalism, and in 2022–2023 it will begin offering a PG Diploma programme in Hindi journalism. Gandhi Nagar is home to the hotel and hostel for visiting academic members.

Following are the One Year Post Graduate Diploma Programmes being offered at IIMC Jammu and Number of seats:

PG Diploma in Journalism (English)- 17

PG Diploma in Journalism (Hindi) - 20

PG Diploma in Digital Media - 20

The permanent campus would be built on 123 Kanaals, or roughly 15 acres, near Keran, Bantalab, Jammu, according to a 2016 allocation from the Jammu and Kashmir government. On February 3, 2019, the Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi placed the campus's foundation stone. The complex's construction is being handled by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting's Civil Construction Wing (CCW), which is based in Jammu. By the end of the year, the construction will probably have reached its peak. The faculty apartments, administration block, and dorms for boys and girls are located on the permanent campus. It is also suggested that a community radio station be established on campus. 

The Jammu campus's goal is to establish a vibrant atmosphere for learning and work that fosters innovation, creativity, research, and scholarship while producing leaders and innovators in the fields of mass media, communication, and mass communication.