Xavier Institute of Communications Mahapalika Marg Mumbai Answered Questions

No, Xavier Institute of Communications is not a regular college. It is a professional media center that offers certificate and postgraduate diploma programs in various fields of mass communication, journalism, public relations & corporate communication, advertising & marketing communication, radio jockeying, graphic design, and more. The institute is well-established and located in Mumbai, India, founded in 1969. The admission process for XIC varies depending on the course you are applying for, and candidates are evaluated based on their academic background, marks obtained in the entrance test, and performance in the interview.

First thing I would like to say that congratulations now you are feeling that you are on the top of the world but no you have to maintain 75% attendance otherwise you will loose 5marks which is very crucial.Stay away I repeat stay away from the people who wants you to join 'lobby' . If you like politics and quarrels then okay otherwise stay away from it.In Xavier's there will be enemies more than friends so choose wisely.Don't forget your id card ever.Make good friends enjoy the college life but don't forget to attend classes.Don't be the class CR few you don't want to get involved in lobbies.Xavotsav is really very attracting I know but trust me it's worth your time and money and respect. People loose their self respect to get posts in xavotsav it's not at all worth it.Must try canteen ka coffee. :)Try to take down all the notes given in the class and before semester try to arrange all other classes notes and study those mainly you will get good marks.Don't trust anyone blindly and don't run behind the posts of xavotsav.Carry your self and be confident. Fathers are really good if you are not breaking any rules like that. 

The Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) is a prestigious institute in India known for its various technical events related to media, communication, and journalism. It organizes workshops, seminars, conferences, and other events that cater to students, professionals, and enthusiasts in the field of media and communication. Some common technical events that may happen at XIC include:Media Workshops: XIC conducts workshops on various aspects of media production, such as video editing, photography, graphic design, digital marketing, and content creation.Communication Seminars: Seminars are organized to discuss current trends and challenges in the field of communication, including topics like public relations, corporate communication, and media ethics.Journalism Conferences: XIC may host conferences that bring together journalists, media experts, and researchers to explore the evolving landscape of journalism, emerging technologies, and its impact on society.Film Screenings and Discussions: The institute might arrange screenings of documentaries, short films, or feature films followed by discussions with filmmakers and critics to analyze the cinematic aspects and storytelling techniques.Media Festivals: XIC could organize media festivals where students get an opportunity to showcase their creative works, including short films, photography exhibits, and innovative communication campaigns.Guest Lectures: Renowned professionals from the media and communication industry may be invited to deliver guest lectures, providing insights into their experiences and expertise.Media Technology Expos: XIC might host expos focused on media technology, showcasing the latest tools, software, and equipment in the media industry.Media Research Presentations: Students and faculty may present their research findings on various media-related topics, encouraging academic discussion and knowledge exchange.SOME OF THE EVENTS ARE LISTED BELOWBayaan: team Fitoor from the Journalism and Mass Communication batch hosted "Bayaan", an open mic for Xavier's News a dynamic space for all the news and updates of the college.The event was held on 23rd July 2022 at McFarland Hall.MADMA: MADMA Event was organised by the students of the Advertising & Marketing Communication batch 2019-20.XIC MEDIA FEST, IKSHANA : The first-ever XIC MEDIA FEST, held from the 10th -12th of November 2022, became a nucleus of artistic expression and creative thought. Through Ikshana, under the theme ‘Celebrating Diversity’, undergraduate students from across the country found a rostrum to showcase their creative works and to interact with some of the most brilliant minds in the media industry.ESHWAR GOLE, JR ALUMNUS, INTERACT WITH JR STUDENTS: Eshwar Gole,  Associate Editor and Head of News Desk,  The Quint and JR alumnus 2015-16, interacts with Journalism students, the topic of discussion was on Reporting in the Digital Age.AND MANY MORE TECHNICALS EVENTS ARE HELD BY THE XAVIER INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION Thanks,  

With the college's determination to transform it's students into "people who truly know how to live and contribute to our global human community"It is a professional media centre which offers a variety of services in training and production. The Jesuit tradition of education focuses on the whole person in preparation not only for a career but for life. It develops an appreciation for learning as a process of self-discovery - a process that is both joyous and liberating. 

Cultural Committee presents: Footloose : Let your foot-loose and make the audience groove. This event gives the participants an opportunity to bring out their inner performers with western dancing styles.2. Cultural Committee presents “Thirkan”: An event to promote upcoming dancers and performers who match the beats to our own Indian Dancing Styles.3. Cultural Committee presents “Abhinay” : A stage for every artist. A mono-act event for all the budding aspirants of theater.4. Cultural Committee presents “Carnival De Vogue” : A platform to showcase your innate creativity towards fashion. Walk the ramp and set the stage on fire.5. Cultural Committee presents “Symphony” : An event to nurture and spotlight the budding artists who are interested in western singing genres.6. Cultural Committee presents “Goonj” : Nothing soothes a heart better than classical Indian songs. An event to capture the sweet melody of classical singing.7. Literary Society presents “Flight of Fancy” : Literature is not hidden within the pages of books, it includes the smell of tattered pages of classics, the film reels and endless discussions over a cup of chai. Join us for a quest of literary and movie quizzing, dumb charades and treasure hunt to prove your mettle.8. X-Lens presents “Lensation” : X-Lens, The Photography Community of XIMB, is proud to host its flagship event; The Premier Photography Competition “Lensation” as a part of Xpressions’ 21, this year, we invite submissions on the theme: “MYRIAD OF MEMORIES” 9. Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell presents “Final Cut”: Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell of XIM, invite you all for the much-awaited annual Short-Film Making Competition ‘The Final Cut’. This year the theme for The Final Cut is ‘Privilege.’

Yes there are medical facilities are provisionally available for the students of the college and at an accessible distance are different health facilities available. The health center provides first aid facilities for the students. The institute aims to ensure the health and well-being of its students by providing access to medical facilities on campus.

The Online registration for the Academic Year 2024-25 will commence in March 2024 on their official website.There will be an XIC Entrance Test (XET). Successful candidates will go through the Personal Interview.Details of the same will be updated on the Xavier site in February 2024.ELIGIBILITY CRITERIAYou are eligible to register for the "XIC Entrance Test" (XET) if you meet the requirements mentioned below:You are 35 years or below in age.You have completed 3 years of Graduation (12+3 years) in a University approved stream in India : (Arts, Commerce, Science, Computers, BMM, BMS, BE, Catering, etc.….)ORYou are appearing for your last semester or Third-year Graduation in the present academic year (2022-2023).Selections will be based on your scores in the online test, subjective paper and personal interview. Based on your scores on the online test and subjective paper, you will be called for a personal interview. You will have to be present on the date at the centre, selected by you while submitting the form. The venue and time will be intimated via email.meanwhile, admission is closed for session 2023-24 because the ONLINE Registration: 15th March to 7th April 2023 has been passed.thanks,

 According to a female student in the college: The hostel fees is 36,000 paid in two parts shared in sharing rooms of three. Facilities like AC weren't available for them  but other facilities were provided with good quality. The food maybe not upto great expectations and great taste but it's hygienic with extra expenses ranging from 2000-4000 generally 

These are some admission policies by the Xavier Institute of Communications.For B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B.A. (MCJ) / B.M.S. / B.Sc. (IT) and the First Year Post GraduateCourses which include M.Sc. in Botany, Biotechnology, Geology, Life Science, Microbiology andM.A. in AICA, Psychology and Public Policy, the College has an Online Application Systemthrough a facility on its website. This facility is made available from the second half of May. Anincomplete application will not be considered for admission.Admissions to B.Sc. (IT) will be based on the marks scored in Mathematics at the Std. XII BoardExam. There will also be an entrance examApplications for admission to the BMS and BAMCJ courses are to be submitted online, and theadmission process includes an Entrance Test. Please look up the details on the Home Page of theCollege website. Admission to B.Com is through the College Office (Commerce Section), by filling out andsubmitting a form in hard copy and through an interview with the Vice Principal of the Commercesection or his representativeThe University of Mumbai has made it mandatory for all candidates seeking admission to the first-year courses in the Degree Colleges to fill in the “Pre–Admission Online Registration Form”which is available on mum. digital university. acActual admissions to all courses will be on the announced days, through an interview of thecandidate and a parent/guardian. The offer of admission will be notified on the website and the College Notice Board. On being admitted, the student shall immediately submit the followingdocuments (Original along with attested photocopies):Class XII Statement of Marks for UG2. Class XII copy of admit card (Hall Ticket) for UG3. Degree Marksheets and Pass Certificate for PG (Original +2 Attested copies)4. Baptism Certificate (for Minority Community - Christians)5. Caste Certificate (wherever applicable)6. Documentary Evidence for Special Category Status7. Passing Certificate (required for getting Eligibility Certificate)8. Migration Certificate (required for getting Eligibility Certificate) 

As per the recent data, 150 faculty intakes were accompanied by 250 admissions all over the country. Results in an impressive ratio of 5:3. However, the faculty-to-student ratio at Xavier University of Louisiana, which is 13:1, and at Saint Xavier University, which is 16:1.