JMI Entrance Exam

The last date to submit challenges against the JMI Entrance Exam answer key is likely to be within 48 hours after the key upload. Jamia Millia Islamia has not yet announced the dates of challenging the JMI answer keys. As per the tentative dates and past years' trends, the JMI Entrance Exam answer key challenge window will open within three working days after the conduct of the exam. Based on candidate requests, the university may extend the last date to submit the JMI Entrance Exam answer key objections. The objection or challenge submission process is completely online and candidates will have to send objections through email in a stipulated format along with proof of objection filing against each answer keys.

In case a candidate wishes to file objection against JMI Entrance Exam answer key, he/she will have to follow the procedure and instruction stated by the university. It must be noted that the process is completely online. The step-by-step process is given below:
1. Visit the official examination website of JMI.
2. View the admission result page
4. Click on JMI Answer Key tab
5. Now select the course name and course type.
7. Now select the answer that you think is correct and give a justification for it
8. Click on Confirm
9. Pay the objection filing fee online, through Credit/Debit Card, Net Banking, Paytm and UPI
10. Save the confirmation slip for future reference
The above procedure is that of previous years. In case the varsity changes the procedure, it will be updated. Here.

The aim of the written test of JMI Entrance Exam for M.A. Mass Communication subject is to test the knowledge and aptitude of the candidate and to ascertain the fact that the applicant is suitable for the course. The question paper of Mass Communication subject is divided into two parts. Part A is based on multiple choice questions and Part B is based on descriptive questions. In Part A, questions related to national and international political issues/personalities, General Knowledge, Film, Television and other media and Art, Literature and culture are asked. Whereas, the descriptive paper comprises of essay type long answers which reflect the candidates' critical understanding of contemporary issues and the media. This paper also evaluates candidates' skill in visualization, story-telling and their creative aptitude. Candidates qualifying the written examination and shortlistted for interview will be required to send e-portfolios.

The syllabus of JMI Entrance Exam for admission in LLM course consist of various Law subjects such as Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Family Law, Environmental Law, Corporate Law, Law of Contract, Law of Torts, International Law, Labour Law, Contemporary Legal Issues etc. The standard of questions will be based on LLB/BA LLB Hons course as per the Bar Council of India Rules. The paper is divided into three sections Part A, B and C. Multiple choice questions are asked in Part A and B, while Part C is based on descriptive questions. The questions asked in Part A are based on General Knowledge and English Language and in Part B questions are asked from legal subjects. The questions in descriptive part i.e. Part C will also be based on Law subjects.