India Today Media Institute Noida Answered Questions

All the post graduate programmes requires a candidate to be a graduate. Three-year degree will be considered. A minimum of 15 years of schooling (1st standard through college) is required for admission.A students must have at least of minimum eligibility criteria i.e. 45 % in their graduation in bachelor's degree i.e. in 10+2+3.

Yes, if a candidate has a percentage of 65 in their bachelor's degree ( 10+2+3 ) then they can get admission in India Today Media Institute for PG diploma. All the post graduate programmes requires a candidate to be a graduate. Three-year degree will be considered. 

The objectives of a Postgraduate Diploma are designed to equip students with advanced knowledge, practical skills, and a deeper understanding of the field. Some of the objectives include - To train students in media skills.To enable students understand news values and qualities of reporters and journalists.To familiarise students with journalistic language and improve their writing style.To promote and enhance the culture of media production and design practices in media industry.To train them in basics of advertising campaign designing.

ITMI does not consider the cut off or merit base for the admissions.One must pass the ITMI Admission Test, Group Discussion and Interview in order to be admitted. Admission process includes multiple-choice tests in English Language and General Awareness, followed by a written essay / letter on a topic to be given on the spot.Hence, CAT is not required for any of the PG Diploma courses at India Today Media Institute.

ITMI fee details for the PG courses - Post Graduate Diploma (11 months) - Rs 3,15,000.Certification (6 months) -  Rs 50,000 - 1,00,000.PG Diploma in Mass Communication graduates can join media organizations, research institutes, magazines, radio, television. Hence, it's not expensive, it's worth it. Since there are many factors in which one can take advantage of gaining a lot of knowledge for their better future.

India Today Media Institute does not choose their candidates through cut offs. They have their certain processes on which they select the candidates for futher process. The testing process alone will make one eligible or ineligible. All the postgraduate programmes require one to be a graduate. Three-year degrees will be considered. A minimum of 15 years of schooling is required for admission. If a candidate is in the final year of undergraduate study, they may apply.  ITMI does not consider any cut off or merit base for the admission of students.

India Today Media Institute (ITMI) offers 5 courses. The total fees for 22 months post graduate course is 5.15 Lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is 3.12 Lakh.Delhi School of Communication (DSC) offers only 2 courses. The total fees for 2 years post graduate course is 5.45 lakhs. The highest salary package offered here is Rs 12.00 Lakh. So in my opinion, I think ITMI would be a better choice. 

The highest salary package offered in India Today Media Institute is 3.12 Lacs per annum. The fees for this course is Rs 50,000 - 1 Lacs for 6 months. Top recruiters are - Prime Focus Technologies, ABP News, CNN News18, Dainik Bhaskar, Amar Ujala, CNBC TV18, news 24, axis My India. The highest Salary package offered in The Delhi School of Communication is 12.00 Lacs per annum. The fees for certification is Rs 30,000 - 60,000. Top recruiters are - Wunderman Thompson, Adfactor PR, Edelman, Ogilvy, Weber Shandwick, Mullen Lowe Lintas, Havas Media, Value 360.Hence, Delhi School of Communication offers better placements as compared to India Today Media Institute so it is a better choice.

ITMI does not consider the cut off or merit base for the admissions.One must pass the ITMI Admission Test, Group Discussion and Interview in order to be admitted. Admission process includes multiple-choice tests in English Language and General Awareness, followed by a written essay / letter on a topic to be given on the spot.