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a year agoGuide-Level 15
The admission process at the Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is influenced by several factors, including the number of applicants, available seats, cut-off marks, and specific selection criteria established by the institute. Your score of 130 in the entrance exam positions you reasonably well for admission, but it's crucial to consider the overall competitiveness of the applicant pool and any changes in admission policies for the current academic year. For precise and updated information, I recommend checking the official DSJ website or contacting the admissions office directly.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The University of Delhi's Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is well-known for its Master of Journalism (M.J.) curriculum. Situated in the center of Delhi, the university provides a dynamic learning atmosphere emphasizing real-world journalism experience. DSJ has gained recognition and has a robust alumni network that offers beneficial industry ties. The cost of the M.J. programme for students in the following categories will vary for the 2023–24 academic year: PwBD candidates will pay Rs. 10,300, while UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward candidates will pay Rs. 79,270. Aspiring journalists looking for a thorough and engaging educa
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The M.J. programme at Dayanand Dayal University (DDU) GKP are well-regarded for aspiring journalists. DSJ, situated in Delhi, boasts prestige, a robust reputation, and a strong alumni network. The programme emphasizes practical journalism skills. However, DSJ has a highly competitive admission process, an expensive fee structure, and large class sizes. On the other hand, DDU GKP offers a more affordable option with smaller class sizes, focusing more on the theoretical aspects of journalism. Despite DSJ's prestige, the best choice depends on individual needs; DSJ for reputation and practical skills, or DDU GKP for affordability and smal
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The Master of Journalism (MJ) programme at Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), University of Delhi, accommodates a total of 38 students.
These seats are distributed across various categories, including General (12 seats), OBC (8 seats), SC (5 seats), ST (2 seats), EWS (3 seats), PwBD (2 seats), CW (2 seats), Sports (1 seat), ECA (1 seat), and PG Ward (2 seats). This inclusive allocation ensures a diverse and representative student body within the MJ programme at DSJ.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
For General category candidates, the expected cutoff range is between 95% and 98%. OBC candidates are projected to fall within the cutoff range of 90% to 93%. SC category applicants can anticipate a cutoff range between 85% and 88%, while ST category candidates are expected to have a cutoff range of 80% to 83%.
The previous years cutoffs are:
General: 97-99% (2022), 95-97% (2021)
OBC: 92-94% (2022), 90-92% (2021)
SC: 87-89% (2022), 85-87% (2021)
ST: 82-84% (2022), 80-82% (2021)
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The B.J. programme at Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), DU, boasts a strong placement record, with 55-75% students securing positions in renowned media organizations. Recent statistics reveal a the highest salary of Rs. 7 LPA, an average of Rs. 6.2 LPA, and a minimum of Rs. 4.8 LPA. Top recruiters span print, electronic, and digital media, as well as PR agencies and corporate communications, including prominent names like The Times of India, NDTV, The Quint, and Tata Sons. DSJ's stellar reputation, industry exposure, skill-focused curriculum, and a robust alumni network contribute to its successful placements, making it an excellent ch
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Test (CUET) for B.J. programme admissions. Eligibility includes a minimum 50% CUET score and Class XII marks. Reservation complies with DU norms for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwD candidates. Admission involves online CUET registration, achieving the minimum CUET score, completing DSJ's online application, and selection based on CUET score, Class XII marks, and aptitude test performance (if applicable). For earlier updates checking on the Official site would be better.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Delhi University & All India Post –Graduate Scholarship:
Open to students pursuing their first year of postgraduate studies in any discipline at DU
Provides a monthly stipend of INR10,000 and an annual book grant of INR2,500
Eligibility: Must be a regular student of DU with at least 60% marks in their undergraduate degree, and from an SC, ST, or OBC category.
His Holiness The Pope Scholarship:
Open to students pursuing their first year of postgraduate studies in any discipline at DU
Provides a monthly stipend of INR10,000 and an annual book grant of INR2,500
Eligibility: Must be a Christian student of DU with at least 60% marks in their
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The fee structure at Delhi School of Journalism, DU is quite comprehensive. For the Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism (FYIPJ), candidates from UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward categories need to pay Rs. 79,270, and it's a one-time payment during admission.
If you're a PwBD candidate, the fee is Rs.10,300, also payable at admission.
Now, for the Master of Journalism (MJ), it's Rs.61,450 for UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward candidates and Rs.8,320 for PwBD candidates, and both amounts are due at the time of admission.
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