Mass Communication & Media

The difficulty level of JMI entrance exam syllabus depends on the course. the JMI syllabus difficulty level for UG courses is moderate as most of the topics are related to Class 12 topics. Similarly, the PG course syllabus is based on undergraduate syllabus. Students have to focus more on Current Affairs, as it is neither in Class 12 nor in UG.

Candidates who wish to pursue Mass Media course at Jamia Millia Islamia will have to participate in the interview round of 15-20 minutes. The interview usually includes questions based on following topics:

• Contemporary political, social, cultural and economic issues

• Contemporary media

• Fictional and non-fictional films

• General knowledge and the subjects studied at the graduation level
• Visualisation skills and creative aptitude

• Overall personality (confidence, way of speaking and presenting an answer, etc.)

No, Jamia Millia Islamia will not offer admission to B.A. (Hons) in Economics without JMI entrance exam scores. Candidates must take the exam and meet the eligibility criteria of the university to secure a seat at Jamia.

Very frequently. Guest sessions include:

Brand managers

• PR strategists
• Creative directors
• Event planners
• Media professionals

Workshops, masterclasses & portfolio reviews happen throughout the academic year.

• Public Relations Executive / PR Associate
• Corporate Communications Officer
• Media Relations Specialist
• PR Strategist / Consultant
• Crisis Communication Specialist  

Yes — AAFT Noida provides support for students who want to specialise in corporate communications, digital advertising, and event management through focused subjects, practical projects, industry workshops, internships, and career guidance.

• AAFT's School of Cinema and related media programs place a strong emphasis on hands-on learning in filmmaking skills, including working on shoots, set environments, camera operation, lighting, sound, and overall production workflows — all of which simulate real film set conditions.

Yes — the curriculum at AAFT Noida includes industry collaborations and gives students opportunities for internships, mentorships, live briefs, and training with top PR agencies, advertising firms, and event companies, helping them gain real-world exposure and professional experience. These connections also include workshops, masterclasses, and tie-ups with industry bodies to support placements and experiential learning. 

At AAFT, students gain practical exposure through real-world campaign execution, brand pitch presentations, and managing live events, which helps them build portfolios, sharpen communication and client handling skills, and experience industry workflows. This hands-on work also enhances confidence and prepares them for roles in PR agencies, advertising houses, and event companies.

Yes, the curriculum at AAFT goes beyond traditional PR by incorporating digital communication strategies, influencer collaborations, and experiential event concepts. Students learn how to design online campaigns, manage brand presence on social platforms, and execute immersive, audience-engaging events aligned with current industry trends.