Mass Communication & Media

No, NIPS and New Media does not offer B.tech program and admission in B.Tech program on class 12th basis as it is based on many factors.

Admission factors:

Entrance exams: To get admission in B. tech courses it require entrance exams like JEE Mains, SAT, or others for B.Tech admissions, Class 12th scores is not that much important but entrance exam is important.

Program-specific cut offs : Minimum required scores for B.Tech programs can vary based on the specific specialisation (e.g., Computer Science, Electronics & Communication) within each institute. Knowing your desired specialisation would help assess your chances better.

Reservation quotas : Seats in B.Tech programs might be reserved for specific categories like SC/ST/OBC, further influencing the general cutoff scores.

Number of applicants: The competitiveness of the programme also depends on the total number of applicants for that year. Higher applicant numbers could raise the cut off marks.

You can check full admission process and institute other information on shiksha.com

New Media (IIJNM) and NIPS doesn't offer MVSC (Master of Veterinary Science) programs. They only offer courses in journalism and new media courses.

Fess stucture at New Media

One-year PG Diploma programs

• Print Journalism (English/Hindi): INR 4,80,000 
• Broadcast Journalism: INR 4,80,000 
• Online/Multimedia Journalism: INR 4,80,000

Additional Fees:

• Confirmation fee: INR 75,000 
• Housing fees: INR 25,000 per semester 
• Meals: INR 57,500 per semester 

Fess structutres at NIPS

Tuition Fees:

• Semesterly: Around 70,000 to 80,000 INR 
• Annual: Approximately 1,40,000 to 1,60,000 INR 

Additional Fees:

• Registration fee: 5,000 to 10,000 INR.
• Development fee: 5,000 to 10,000 INR. 
• Exam fee: 2,000 to 3,000 INR per semester.

If you're interested in MVSC programs in Kolkata, you could consider institutes :

• Bengal Veterinary College (BVC)
• Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI)

You can check other information both colleges on shiksha.com

The institute typically announces these cut-off marks after the completion of the admission process, Here are some ways to stay updated on the latest cut-off information:

NSHM website: Regularly check the admissions section of the official NSHM Media School website for announcements and updates regarding cut-off marks. 

Contact admissions office: Reach out directly to the NSHM admissions office via email or phone to inquire about the cut-off marks for your desired M.Sc. specialization.

The actual cut-off marks can fluctuate based on various factors like applicant competitiveness. Regularly check to secure the most accurate and updated information on the NSHM Media School website. 

The institute typically announces minimum marks for M.Sc after the admission process concludes, which can vary depending on the specific specialization.

NSHM website: Keep an eye on the admissions section of the official NSHM Media School website for updates and announcements regarding cut-off marks.

Contact Admissions Office: Reach out to the NSHM admissions office directly via email or phone to inquire about the cut-off marks for your desired M.Sc. specialization.

Based on past trends and general admission requirements, some specializations might have cut-off scores around:

M.Sc. Media Science: 50-60%

M.Sc. Film and Television 50-60%

M.Sc. Animation and Graphic Design: 50-60%

M.Sc. Clinical Psychology: 60-70%

These are just estimated ranges, and the actual cut-off marks can be higher or lower depending on various factors like applicant competitiveness and programme .