M.A

The selection process for the M.A. in Communication programme at the Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad, consists of a written entrance examination and a personal interview.

The expected Cut Off for the general category is 230-240, while the expected OBC Cut Off is 220-230 in CUET PG.

Yes, the Department of Communication at the University of Hyderabad is a good institution for pursuing an M.A in Communication. The department has been ranked as the Best University Department many times in national surveys and has been ranked the Best University Department five times in a row by Outlook-MDRA. The M.A in Communication program offered by the department builds on a foundation of media and communication theory while equipping students with the skills, techniques, and understanding. The department has a 100% placement rate for healthcare. The total tuition fees for the M.A in Communication program is INR 17.38 K.

Estimated M.A. Cutoff Range at JMI Kidwai MCRC:

General: 55–65

OBC: 50–60

SC/ST: 45–50

In India, Jamia Millia Islamia is ranked 19th out of the top 100 universities.

Placements: Each year, about 80% of the students in our course are placed. The average compensation package offered for MA is between 4-6 LPA, while the highest package offered is 13 LPA.

Placement data:

Approximately 4 LPA is the average compensation package, per Shiksha.com.
the largest pay package: 5.5 LPA (as reported by Shiksha.com; provided by Viacom)
Placement percentage: based on student reviews, about 40%.

The University of Hyderabad doesn't share a fixed minimum score for admission, and it changes every year. The selection process considers 60% from the CUET - PG exam and 40% from the interview. It's a good idea to aim for around 70% in the exam and prepare well for the interview. After the assessments, the university puts out a list of selected students to fill around 50 spots in the branch.

There is no fixed minimum cutoff as the criteria vary each year, and the university does not release specific cutoff information. The selection process is based on a combination of factors, with 60% consideration given to the CUET - PG exam and 40% to the interview.

Aiming for a score of around 70% in the exam is advisable, coupled with thorough preparation for the interview. Following the evaluation, the university issues a merit list comprising selected students to fill the branch size, typically around 50.

The seats available in MGU aided/government/self-financing affiliated colleges are categories as merit seats, community merit seats, and Management seats. Tabulated below is the total seat count at MGU campus and some affiliated colleges for MA course:

NOTE: The seat count mentioned above is as per an unofficial source. Hence, is indicative.