Mass Communication & Media

Completing a course is one thing and gaining from that course is other. Many students complete degree yet they don't know a single thing about media line. Media organisations do not entertain anyone until or unless you have calibre.

DFI (Delhi Film Institute, South Extension) is the best institute.

Yes and you can opt for the same in PTU and MGU.

Keeping yourself up to date with current affairs is a must. Also, a flare of writing should be there. IIMC entrance test is more like application based means whatever you have read or learnt how you apply it in media culture. So, apart from having the sound knowledge of subjects, you need to have a flare of writing.

Hi Satvik,
You should go for BJMC from IP University only. The syllabus curriculum of IP University is well defined as per the demand of media industry. So, students learn a lot of things during their graduation. Even most of the students have placed by the campuses during graduation only after the 5th semester as according to their choice of field. So, just go for IPU only. Again, if you have any doubt then we can discuss more.
Take care.

Honestly,
There is a lot of struggle in media. However, if you have good skills then starting package can be between 8K to 30K max. It depends on your academic background and experience.

The forms will be available in March next year.

At Delhi Campus only.

Process at DU:
The process, by itself, is simple, you go to the college, fill in another college form that requires stuff like your best four subject's score, course preferences, etc. The next step is that if you are meeting the cut-off, you will be required to submit your documents and pay the fee. Private colleges simply offer admission without any test.

Different universities or institutes follow different criteria. However, 45- 50% marks in HSC plus entrance test followed by an interview is compulsory to get admission in any of the top journalism institutes.