Jamia Millia Islamia Delhi Answered Questions

AJK MCRC accepts JMI Entrance Exam for MA admissions. The entrance exam is conducted once every year, usually around April.  The exam is conducted on different dates for various courses. The exact exam dates for MA courses are yet to be released.

Yes. You can get admission there without giving JMI entrance exam. Because BA (Hons) Economics programme at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) in 2025 Mainly based on your CUET score, without needing to appear for the JMI entrance exam, as some programs are now CUET-based.  JMI Provides CUET-Based Admission: Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) has transitioned to a CUET-based admission process for BA (Hons) specializations like Economics. JMI Entrance Exam: While JMI still conducts its own entrance exam, the CUET score can be an alternative for admission to specific programs When You Gain Needed score for cuet you have been eligible for admissions in JMI.Check Program Is eligible for your need: Because It's crucial to verify whether the BA (Hons) Economics programme is listed as a CUET-based programme on the official JMI website or CUET portal. Many colleges changes Their admission criterias every year. If the programme is CUET-based, you'll need to apply through the CUET (UG) 2025 application process and ensure you select JMI as one of your preferred universities. Merit List: JMI will prepare a merit list based on CUET scores and reservation criteria for the CUET-based programs. 

AJK Mass Communication Research Centre MA in Journalism and Mass Communication is a two-year postgraduate degree course, divided into four semesters. Each semester contains core and elective subjects. Some of the subjects included in the course curriculum are:Still PhotographyRadio ProductionScreen WritingMedia & Cultural Studies 1Digital Media Arts (Foundational)Television ProductionMedia & Cultural StudiesDigital Media Arts Studies/ Television Studies

No, there is no provision for direct admission to the MA course at AJK MCRC. Interested candidates must apply for the JMI Entrance Exam to be shortlisted for the further selection rounds. Candidates obtaining less than 30% marks in the descriptive part of the Entrance Exam are not eligible for admission. Shortlisted candidates are required to appear for a personal interview. They must also bring along their portfolio and State of Purpose (SOP) containing records of all of their extracurricular activities. Further, they must satisfy the basic eligibility criteria before applying for admission.

AJK MCRC is a well-known institute offering PG Diploma courses in Digital Media and Broadcasting. The institute offers three specialisations under its PG Diploma course. The career prospects of pursuing a PG Diploma in these specialisations vary from one another. In general, a PG Diploma holder from AJK MCRC can take up jobs as an Online/ Offline Journalist, Actor, Digital Media Manager, Photographer, Editor, Social Media Coordinator, Researcher and Educator. They can pursue add-on courses to enhance their knowldege and demand in the job market. 

AJK MCRC (JMI) MA cut-off indicates the minimum marks a candidate must score in the JMI Entrance Exam to secure MA admission at the institute. This cut-off varies yearly and across the MA specialisations chosen by the candidates. The last-round cut-off for admission to some MA specialisations at AJK MCRC is tabulated below:Course2024MA in Convergent Journalism161MA in Visual Effects and Animation160MA in Development Communication148

Candidates aspiring to pursue an MA at AJK MCRC must undergo a multi-step process. They must begin with checking their eligibility against the preset eligibility criteria. Eligible candidates can follow the below-given step to complete the admission process:Step 1: Apply for the JMI Entrance Exam through the official JMI website.Step 2: Appear for the exam and secure the cut-off marks to be shortlisted for the next round.Step 3: If shortlisted, appear for a personal interview.Step 4: The final selection is based on the applicants' performance in the entrance exam, interview and their portfolio.Step 5: Confirm admision by submitting the required fees.

AJK MCRC and NRAI School of Mass Communication offer full-time PG Diploma courses in Delhi. While NRAI School of Mass Communication offers a PG Diploma in Mass Communication, AJK MCRC offers a PG Diploma is three specialisations. These specialisations are Broadcast Technology, Still Photography & Visual Communication, and Acting. Candidates must choose the institute that offers their desired specialisation. They can also refer to the following comparison table before taking the final call:InstituteTuition Fees*Shiksha RatingPG Diploma, AJK MCRCINR 59,320 - INR 74,3204.3/5PG Diploma, NRAI School of Mass CommunicationINR 84,0003.6/5* The mentioned fee is sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) and Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts & Communication (SACAC) are two institutes offering full-time PG Diploma courses in Delhi. To ascertain which among the two is more affordable for a PG Diploma, candidates must compare the fee structures for their selected specialisations.The tuition fees for PG Diploma at AJK MCRC rangef from INR 59,320 to INR 74,320. On the other hand, the PG Diploma fee at SACAC ranges from INR 2.5 Lacs to INR 2.6 Lakh. Comparing the tuition fees for PG Diploma at these two institutes, AJK MCRC is clearly more affordable option among.It must be noted that the mentioned fees are sourced from the respective official websites of the institutes. They are still subject to change and hence, are indicative.