Christian College

Both the Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM) and MCC - Madras Christian College offer post-graduate diploma programs in journalism and mass communication. The choice between the two institutions may depend on various factors such as faculty, curriculum, infrastructure, and industry connections. It is recommended to carefully review the specific details of the programs offered by each institution, including the course structure, faculty profiles, and placement opportunities, to make an informed decision based on individual preferences and career goals.However the Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media is better than Madras Christian College as per most of the students reviews.

Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM) and Madras Christian College (MCC) both colleges are performing great in placement.IIJNMPlacement :Selection rate for placement in year 2022-2023 was 100%. Last batch of graduated students form IIJNM starting salary is 30,000 INR to INR 50,000 per month. Top recruiting companies that offer placement are Times Now, The New Indian Express, Reuters, CNBC TV18, etc.MCCPlacement : Selection rate for placement in year 2022-2023 is 90%. Last year highest package is 6 Lakh and package is 3 lakh. Top recruiting companies like Delloite, TCS, Wipro, Accenture, RBS, Infosys, and many more companies. You can check placement details on shiksha.com

Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media as good as MCC - Madras Christian College both of this colleges are good  in my choice but its totally depend on your choice. For better understanding I give you small comparisons.IIJNMTuition Fees: Fess is INR 3,75,000 for one-year PGDJ programs Admission process :1)Completion and submission of application form.2)Admission Test, Personal Interview, and Counselling.3)Notification and acceptance of admission.Placement record : IIJNM boasts a 100% placement record for the 2022-23 batch. and institute has strong industry partnerships with leading media houses across India.MCCTuition Fees: Fees is INR 60,000 per year for the BA Journalism program.Admission process : 1) Class 12 marks (preferably above 70% 2) Entrance exam conducted by MCC (varies for different specializations within journalism 3) Personal interviewPlacement record : MCC has a strong alumni network and placement track record in South India.You can check placement details on shiksha.com

Madras Christian College, Department of Journalism offers a B.A. in Journalism program with a focus on various fields such as print, broadcast, web designing, research, development, communication, public relations, advertising, and film journalism.The college has a dedicated media center with shooting rooms for photography and videography, an edit suite for radio journalism, and a computer lab for students whereas Presidency College, Bangalore offers a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication, with a focus on gathering and sharing news, and developing critical thinking and sensitivity through courses in gender studies, cultural studies, media literacy, and film appreciation. The college provides practical training in audio-visual production, filmmaking, and photography. Presidency College has a 100% placement eligibility for the BA in Journalism and Mass Communication program.