Journalism

The USP of the BA course is mentioned below:

• Research-based projects
• Live coverage of events
• Industry exposure and workshops
• Video news bulletins and magazines
• Institution newspaper
• Research visit
• Live projects
• Opportunities for entrepreneurship
• Media labs
• Specialisation in the Third Year

The USPs related to MA course are mentioned below:

• Four specializations 
• Live Projects
• Contextual Projects
• Media Journal 
• Industry-oriented Capstone Projects
• Media Labs
• State-of-the-art Studio for audio-visual production

Candidates willing to get admission must follow the MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism admission process mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official website of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism to apply online

Step 2: Appear for the CET.

Step 3: After getting the selection-related information from the college, students must pay INR 30,000 (non-refundable) towards securing the seat and confirming their admission.

Step 4: The admission offer provided is provisional till all the documentation is complete and the fees is paid in full.

At the undergraduate level, MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism offers three-year full-time BA courses to students. At the postgraduate level, the college offers two-year full-time MA courses to students. The college also provides PhD programmes to students. PhD is a research-based and multi-conceptual degree programme designed to produce excellent researchers and educators. 

The infrastructure of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is quite good. The college has a well-built campus with advanced facilities. There is a hostel and mess facility available on campus. The charges for the same is INR 1.3 Lacs (Approximate) per year. This is an optional facility that is provided on a first come first basis.

MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism offers placement assistance to students. The placements at MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism are quite good. For placement statsitics please visit the official website of the college. 

MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism faculty are PhD, degree, and Diploma holders. The below-mentioned is MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism faculty details:

MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is a part of the MIT Group of Institutions and is affiliated with MIT ADT University, Pune. MIT is approved by UGC (University Grants Commission). MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is one of the top most colleges present in India. 

The fee for PG courses at Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication (MCNUJC) in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh varies depending on the specific course. The average fees for PG courses at the university is around INR 44,610 to INR 89,270 per year.The specific fees for each course can be obtained by contacting the university directly or visiting their official website.