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There's no information about the placements offered at IIMC Jammu. The instiute currently runs from a temporary campus and is yet to release it's placement related information. From what I could reserach, placements at IIMC Jammu can be considered decent, with students securing jobs in various media and communication sectors across India. Leading media houses such as NDTV, India Today, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Times of India, Aaj Tak, Zee News, Doordarshan, Public Relations agencies, and government organizations are among the major recruiters.

Hi Nishar, There's no mention of the entrance exam scores on the official website of IIMC Jammu. As of now, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu does accept CUET PG scores to offer PG Diploma in English Journalism. CUET PG 2024 cutoff is expected to be released separately by the participating universities. The cutoff refers to the minimum marks one has to secure in order to qualify for the exam. 

Hi Nishar, As of now, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu accepts CUET PG scores to offer PG Diploma in English Journalism.  There's no mention of the minimum percentile required for PG Diploma in English Journalism on the official website of IIMC Jammu. CUET PG 2024 cutoff is expected to be released separately by the participating universities. The cutoff refers to the minimum marks one has to secure in order to qualify for the exam. 

Hi Nishar, The minimum eligibility for PG Diploma in English is Class 12 with 60% in any stream. However, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu accept CUET PG scores to offer admission to PG Diploma in English Journalism. Central University Entrance Test (Postgraduate) or CUET PG, is an all-India level entrance exam which is being introduced for admission into PG programmes in Central and participating Universities. 

As of now, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu accepts CUET PG scores to offer PG Diploma in English Journalism.  There's no mention of the minimum percentile required for PG Diploma in English Journalism on the official website of IIMC Jammu. CUET PG 2024 cutoff is expected to be released separately by the participating universities. The cutoff refers to the minimum marks one has to secure in order to qualify for the exam. 

Hi Nishar, The minimum eligibility for PG Diploma in English is Class 12 with 60% in any stream. However, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu accept CUET PG scores to offer admission to PG Diploma in English Journalism. Central University Entrance Test (Postgraduate) or CUET PG, is an all-India level entrance exam which is being introduced for admission into PG programmes in Central and participating Universities. 

Hi Nishar,  Among all the IIMC campuses, IIMC Delhi is the best. However, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu is the best institute for journalism and mass communication in Jammu. The institute is new compared to other IIMCs but is the best in the North-most India. Life at IIMC Jammu is quite diverse and dynamic. IIMC Jammu attracts students from across the country, leading to a rich cultural exchange and opportunities to learn from different perspectives. 

Hi Nishar, The total fees for PG Diploma in English Journalism at IIMC jammu and IIMC Aizawl is Rs 87,000. The course duration of PG Diploma in English Journalism is one year. The institute accepts a score from IIMC Entrance Exam and CUET-PG. Both the institutes currently run from a temporary campus. 

Hi Nishar, The total fees for PG Diploma in English Journalism at IIMC jammu is Rs 87,000. The course duration of PG Diploma in English Journalism is one year. The institute accepts a score from IIMC Entrance Exam and CUET-PG. The institute currently runs from a temporary campus. 

Hi Nishar, There's no mention of the entrance exam scores on the official website of IIMC Jammu. As of now, Indian Institute of Mass Communication Jammu does accept CUET PG scores to offer PG Diploma in English Journalism. CUET PG 2024 cutoff is expected to be released separately by the participating universities. The cutoff refers to the minimum marks one has to secure in order to qualify for the exam.