PG Diploma

AIMC Dwarka PG Diploma is a one-year program. The programme entails different specialisations in Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations. The programme offers five specialisations and candidates can choose any one of them as per their career plans to secure admission into the programme. The programme is offered in regular-full time mode which makes it compulsory for students to attend classes in person at the university campus. 

AIMC Dwarka offers PG Diploma in five courses: Television Radio Journalism and Production, Advertising and Marketing Communcation, Corporate Communication and Event Management, Digital Media and Online Journalism and Business and Financial Journalism. Candidates applying for PG Diploma in the programme can choose for any one of these courses to apply for admission into the programme. The Diploma programmes offer 120 seats in its Diploma programme divided among all the five courses.

Yes, NIELIT Shimla offers a part-time PG Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) among its Non-Formal Courses. The duration of the PG-level course is one year, which is further divided into two semesters. Further, the institute is also authorised to conduct the PGDCA course of MCRP, Bhopal. It is offered as a Formal Course. Candidates who have completed their Graduation can apply for these courses. 

For a PG Diploma in Clinical Embryology, entrance exams typically include questions related to biology, genetics, reproductive biology, and basic laboratory techniques, often administered by the individual institution itself; some universities might accept scores from standardized tests like the CUET PG (Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate Programs), assessing a candidate's knowledge in relevant biological sciences and aptitude for research in the field. 

Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM) offers a one-year PG Diploma in three specialisations: Print Journalism, Online/Multimedia Journalism and Broadcast Journalism. On the other hand, National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) offers a PG Diploma in Journalism that lasts 11 months. Both the institutes are located in Bangalore. The ultimate choice between the two depends on the applicants' preferences. However, the following comparison table may help them make an informed choice between the two:

*Sourced from official websites of respective institutes but it still subject to change.

IIJNM Bangalore PG Diploma fee is inclusive of tuition fees, housing & meals fees, and confirmation fees. Selected candidates are required to submit a confirmation fee of INR 75,000 to cofirm their seat. They must submit the tuition fee INR 3.75 Lacs at registration which is two days before the class commencement. The housing & meals fee is paid in two semesterly instalments of INR 82,500. The mentioned fee is based on the latest fee structure available on the institute's official website. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

IIJNM Bangalore PG Diploma admission is subject to the fulfilment of the eligibility criteria specified by the institute. As per the eliigbility criteria, applicants must have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline before the commencement of the PG Diploma course at the institute. Hence, candidates currently in the final year of their Bachelor's degree or awaiting their final year results are also eligible to apply. Further, they must be proficient in the English Langauge. There is no age limit for application. 

As per the available information, there is no provision for direct admission to the PG Diploma course at IIJNM Bangalore. The admission is strictly based on the applicants' merit in the admission test conducted by the institute. Shortlisted candidates are required to appear for a Personal Interview (PI). Moreover, candidates must also fulfil the preset eligibility criteria for admission. Hence, direct admission is not possible at IIJNM Bangalore for a PG Diploma.