Indian Institute of Mass Communication New Delhi Qutab Institutional Area Answered Questions

Some of the eminent Media and Journalism companies that participated in recent IIMC Delhi placements are listed below:IIMC Delhi Placements: Top RecruitersEdelman India Pvt. Ltd.Sony Entertainment TelevisionThe Times of IndiaAll India RadioPress Trust of India Ltd.Zee TVTimes NowETV Network

Yes, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication offers scholarships to extend support to meritorious students. Find below information on the four scholarships that the institute provides:ScholarshipDetailsRati Aggarwal ScholarshipThis scholarship is awarded to a meritorious female student of the Hindi Journalism Course, based on her performance in the entrance examStar TV ScholarshipThis scholarship is awarded to a meritorious student of Radio & TV Journalism, based on his/ her performance in the entrance examAchin Ganguly ScholarshipThis scholarship is given to two meritorious students of Advertising & Public Relations, based on their performance in the Entrance Exam & final result after completion of the courseJaswinder Singh Memorial ScholarshipThis scholarship will be awarded to two meritorious students, one each from Hindi Journalism and Radio & TV Journalism, based on their performance in the entrance exams and first-semester examsRead more on IIMC Delhi Scholarships.

Candidates need to appear for the CUET PG exam to get admission in some of the PG Diploma courses offered at Indian Institute of Mass Communication. These courses are: PG Diploma in Hindi Journalism, PG Diploma in Radio and TV Journalism (Bilingual- English & Hindi), PG Diploma in Advertising and Public Relations (Bilingual- English & Hindi), PG Diploma in English Journalism and PG Diploma in Digital Media. Those clearing the CUET PG exam are required to attend the counselling conducted by the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. 

IIMC Delhi PG Diploma admission is based on CUET-PG score. Shortlisted candidates further have to go through a centralised counselling process. After the provisional admission during counselling, a centralised registration process is carried out by IIMC Delhi for document verification. In this round, the selected students have to present a printout of the NIC form filled during counselling with the ink signature of their parents for final admission.

The duration of a PG Diploma course at IIMC Delhi is one-year (12 months). These courses are divided into two semesters. Candidates have to pass each semester to become eligible to get Diploma at the end of the course. Moreover, the executive diploma course of the institute is 6-months long.

Admission to IIMC Delhi PG Diploma and MA courses is now through CUET-PG conducted by NTA. Hence, students need to prepare as per the syllabus of this national-level examination. The question paper consists of 100 questions and the question paper is divided into two parts. Part A consist of 25 questions on Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability and Part B consists of 75 domain-specific questions. For CUET-PG Question Paper, Click Here.

IIMC Delhi accept applications in online and offline mode. Candidates wanting to apply for more than one course are not required to fill the form again. For the CUET-PG exam, aspirants need to apply through NTA CUET website. Candidates who meet the cutoff marks can apply for admission at IIMC. Further, the steps to be followed for online form filling are as follows:Visit the IIMC Delhi official website.Fill out the application form with details such as name, parent's name, address, contact number, and academic detail.Upload the important documents.Choose the course for which you want to apply.Pay the application fee.

The total number of seats for PG Diploma is 324 in IIMC Delhi. This IIMC campus has the maximum number of seats for PG diploma courses. Find below the course-wise seat intake breakup:PG Diploma SpecialisationSeat IntakeJournalism (English)68Journalism (Hindi)68Advertising & PR77Radio & TV Journalism51Digital Media30Urdu17NOTE: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is still subject to change. Hence, is indicative.