DCJ Mumbai Entrance Exam Result 2026: Merit List, Cut Off & Scores

The Department of Communication and Journalism, University of Mumbai offers candidates admission in postgraduate courses in communication and journalism such as MA in Communication and Journalism (MACJ) and MA in Public Relations (MAPR). Candidates meeting the eligibility criteria will be bale to apply for the same. Once they qualify in the exam, they will be shortlisted for these courses.

Yes, the Department of Communication and Journalism (DCJ) has a courses in Public Relations. The exam body offers admission to MA course with specialisation in Public Relations. Students have to meet the eligibility criteria before applying online.

The topic from which questions will be framed in DCJ Entrance Exam for Public Relations are provided in the table below.

No, the DCJ entrance exam is conducted in offline mode. As per the DCJ entrance exam the question paper will cover local, national, international issues and ideas. There will be question on creative writing. For each answer, there will be a word limit. The total marks of the question paper will be 100 marks.

No, the entrance test is conducted independently and does not accept CUET-PG scores.

No, the University of Mumbai will release the datesheet for written test, group discussion, and interview at mu.ac.in. The DCJ 2026 registration process is expected to begin in May/June 2026.

Candidates planning to appear for the entrance exam for admission to MACJ and MAPR must submit the application form, along with their statement of purpose and two testimonials.

Yes, after the written exam candidates will have to appear in the group discussion and the interview round on the same day. Candidates will have to appear for both the stages and qualify in it post which they will be shorlisted for the courses offered by Department of Communication and Journalism, University of Mumbai.

According to the University of Mumbai SAMARTH Portal, a candidate can cancel his/her admission after their seat has been confirmed. However, the cancellation rules and refund policies are different for each college of the University of Mumbai. Candidates trying to cancel their admission are advised to contact the college directly for information regarding procedure and refund amount.

If you forgot your DCJ login password, follow these steps:

1. Visit the official DCJ SAMARTH Portal.
2. Click on 'Login'
3. Enter your Registered Email ID.
4. Click on 'Forgot Password? Click to Reset your Password'
5. Enter you email ID once again, along with the given Captcha.
6. Click on 'Send'. An OTP will be sent to your registered email ID.
7. Enter the OTP and change your password.

Yes, according to the official website, a candidate who has completed his/her Bachelors' degree from any other university can apply for DCJ entrance exam. However, the candidate must have studied from the university recognised by the University of Mumbai.

The National Institutional Ranking Framework or NIRF Rank is given by the Education Minsitry, based on a number of parameters. The NIRF Ranking 2025 was released on September 4, 2025. According to the official website, the University of Mumbai ranks as follows in different categories:

• Overall Ranking 2025: Rank 92
• University-Wise Ranking 2025: Rank 54

No, the DCJ 2026 entrance exam application form has not yet released. The University of Mumbai is expected to begin the registration process for the entrance exam in May/June 2026. Candidates planning to gain admission to M.A. courses in Journalism through DCJ entrance exam must submit their registration form, statement of purpose, and two testimonials before the deadline. 

Before starting the DCJ entrance exam registration process, all aspiring candidates must keep their email ID and ABC Id number ready. While filling out the DCJ entrance exam application form, candidates are required to upload a scanned copy of the following documents in 10kb-500kb size:

• Passport size photo of candidate
• Signature
• Class 10th marksheet
• Class 12th marksheet
• Domicile certificate (if the candidate is from Maharashtra)
• Income certificate (if the candidate is from category)
• Caste certificate (if the candidate is from category)
• EWS certificate (if the candidate is from category)