Mass Communication & Media

With an emphasis on hands-on training in journalism, broadcasting, digital storytelling, and media communication, the AAFT School of Journalism and Mass Communication is renowned for its industry-focused methodology. Theory is combined with practical projects, professional labs, and real-world media experience in its undergraduate and graduate degrees. It provides a solid basis for developing a career in media and journalism for students who are prepared to actively participate and study.

The Asian Academy of Film & Television (AAFT) provides a clear edge if you learn best by doing rather than only studying theory. Students work in studios, operate cameras, practice anchoring, create documentaries, and edit actual projects from the beginning, with a strong emphasis on hands-on instruction.

AAFT, which is situated in Noida Film City, offers an industry-like setting that makes learning more practical, immersive, and career-focused.

For admission to Heritage Institute of Management and Communication, students generally need to pass Class 12 with at least around 50% aggregate marks from a recognized board. However, the exact cut-off may vary depending on the course and admission cycle.

If you're exploring media and journalism options, you can also check programs offered by International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM Delhi), which provides professional courses in journalism, advertising, PR, and digital media.
https://www.iimmdelhi.com

To be eligible for BSc admissions at AAFT University, you must meet the following criteria:

• Educational Qualification: You should have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. A 5% relaxation is granted for reserved classes such as SC/ST/OBC, etc.
• Age Limit: There is no age limit for pursuing BSc courses unless specified by the institute's eligibility criteria. However, it is recommended to be at least 17 years old.
• Background: You should have a background in Science, preferably with PCM/B subjects.

The duration of JMI entrance exam is different for different programmes. For mass communication,  the JMI exam duration is 3 hours. For rest of the courses, the duration is between 1 hour 30 minutes to 3 hours.

Factors affecting JMI entrance exam cut off are as follows:

• Number of Applicants
• Difficulty Level of Exam
• Number of Seats Available
• Category of Candidates
• Marks Obtained by Applicants

JMI releases cut off for each course and category in PDF format.

Yes, Jamia released the course-wise JMI result in PDF format. Once released, candidates who appeared for the examination can check their result on its official website. The result will include name, roll number and rank of the selected candidates.

After the answer key for JMI entrance exam is released, Jamia will open a window for candidates challenge it. The JMI answer key objection window is usually open for 48 hours. To submit their objection against answer key, candidates have to pay INR 200 per question. No challenge will be accepted without fee payment.