Noida

Hi Sarang,
Hope you are doing well. Well, being a student of mass communication who is pursuing from national capital, I do know some of the good institutes where you might find your future aspects ready, but no idea about the about cities you have mentioned. Some of the great institutes might be:
For Bachelors:-
National Institute of Mass Communication, DCAC (Delhi College of Arts and Commerce)
AAFT, IIMMI, Heritage, IAAN
For Masters:-
IIMC, Amity school of communication, Take one school.

The highest domestic placement offered has gone up from to Rs. 12 Lacs in 2016 from Rs 11 Lacs in 2015 and average compensation has gone up to Rs. 7.35 Lacs in 2016 from Rs 7 Lacs last year. BIMTECH students have received even higher packages in 2017. It is a really good college for placement opportunity.

It depends what you want, a good brand or good government college. Institute and placements should not be your first priority, goal ahead with IIT. IIT has a good brand value and it is sure fruitful. If not today, it will definitely help you once you are done with the course.

Amity University is a good college.
The faculty is highly qualified. Amity University has a huge campus. It has many blocks and each block has 2-3 courses.
Each block has a canteen. Amity also has many restaurants like Subway, Cafe Coffee Day, Dominos, Dosa Plaza, Wall Street, etc.
It has Amul Ice Cream Parlour.
It even has a salon and departmental store in the campus.
The student's Life in Amity University is amazing.
Amity University also has a Central library.

Dear Ankit,
If I talk about JIMS Rohini they have an intake of 300 students and provide excellent placements with industry prior exposure in terms of a live project, summer internships, etc.
It has very good metro connectivity with good ROI. Students here in this campus are more concerned for self-improvement and placements, where both the things are provided. They conduct mock GD/PI's regularly for their students where they can improve themselves and know the current scenario.
Faculty members are very knowledgeable and helpful. Every student has assigned mentors for entire two years.
All the best!

First you should know about the exposure. You should know about the college that which college is giving better global exposure to you and what value added driven courses they will provide you in order to make you groomed and make you match able to the expectations of Corporate. So, as per my concern, you should know about the college past records before taking admission in either of them.

Amity accepts lateral transfers in only 3rd or 5th semesters.
You need to visit amity.edu and go to the lateral column and fill a form. Otherwise, you can even call the admission department in Amity and they will assist you with the process for lateral transfer of your course.

Yes. Qualifying NMAT score is minimum 50.