Mass Communication & Media

There are various facilities available on the AIMC Delhi campus as mentioned below:

• Library: It has a good collection of books on advertising, print, TV production, cinematography, etc. It has subscription to professional journals and award-winning documentaries and films. 
• Hostel: The institute provide separate hostel for boys and girls.
• Labs
• HD Television Studio/Advertising Lab & Digital Hub/ Radio Studio/Press Room/High Definition Cameras/Smart Class Rooms /Photography Studio/Video Editing
• Auditorium
• Smart Classrooms  

Many top companies recuit AIMC Dwarka graduates. Find below names of some of the recuiters:

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.

It is difficult to make a direct comparison between ICFAI Business School Kolkata and ISBM - International School of Business and Media, Kolkata. However, according to students review as well as Shikha reports ISBM Kolkata appears to have better placements and a higher average package than ICFAI Business School Kolkata. ISBM Kolkata is better because it offers an average package of INR 10 LPA than ICFAI Business School Kolkata which offers INR 7.4 LPA.

As per the official report, the overall the highest package offered to the 2023 passing-out batch was INR 4.20 LPA. However, in 2022 the highest package was comparatively higher and the amount stood at INR 70.40 LPA. Take a look at the below table depicting the MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism the highest package trends:

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.