JMI Entrance Exam

Although there is an interview round in the JMI enrance exam there is no specific topics for the same. However, candidates need to ready some of the topics like - Contemporary political, social, cultural and economic issues, Contemporary media, Fictional and non-fictional Films, General knowledge and the subjects studied at the graduation level, Visualisation skills and creative aptitude, Overall personality (confidence, way of speaking and presenting an answer etc.).

Some of the best books which candidates can refer to while preparing for the Jamia Milia Islamia Entrance Exam preparation are - 
Jamia Millia Islamia Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Examination by Arihant Publication
Popular Master Guide for Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Exam by R. Gupta,  
Mass Communication in India by Keval J. 

Aspirants can also refer to the books specific to their course, such as R Gupta's JMI MA (English) Entrance Exam Guide, JMI University Entrance Exam Test Series, BEd Entrance Guide: Jamia Millia Islamia, and Jamia Millia Islamia: MBA Entrance Exam Guide.

In case you lose your Jamia Milia Islamia Entrance Exam Admit Card, you can download it again from the official website of Jamia Millia Islamia University or the JMI application portal. However, they must ensure that they visit the portal 1-2 days before the exam date and keep the admit card safe and secure a copy of the admit card to avoid any last moment inconvenience.

The admit card of the Jamia Milia Islamia Entrance Exam will consist of the following details:

Candidate's name
Roll number
Registration number
Gender
Category
Father's name
Uploaded signature
Photograph
Course name
Date of test
Time of test
Centre code and name
Space for affixing self-attested photograph and signature.

The exam conducting authority releases the Jamia Milia Islamia entrance exam result in PDF format on its official website. The JMI result will be released as per the merit list consisting of the name, roll number and rank of the qualified candidates.

Tie-breaking is a policy which is adopted to break the tie in case two candidates get the same scores in the JMI entrance exam.

In all courses except BTech, BArch, BDS, the tie is resolved on basis of date of birth that is the candidates older in age is given the higher rank. For interview programmes, candidates securing high marks in the entrance exam will be given higher rank. If the marks in written test are same then date of birth criteria is used that is, candidates older in age is given a higher rank. For the BTech, BArch and BDS programmes, the rank of the candidate is allotted by the agency conducting the test.