Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl

On August 8, 2011, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication Aizawl, or IIMC Aizawl, was officially opened as the East Regional Centre of IIMC. Numerous international, national, and regional news agencies, including Reuters, WION, PTI, The Times of India, The Indian Express, Mathrubhumi, and Malayala Manorama, employ IIMC Aizawl students. IIMC Aizawl currently only has two course options. At present, IIMC Aizawl operates out at Aizawl University's temporary campus. The institute will soon be home to an impressive 8-acre campus with media labs, a large library with a rich collection of books, and all the other amenities needed. Separate off-campus hostel is provided by IIMC Aizawl for boys and girls.

Currently, the PG Diploma programme at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl (IIMC) is provide with two specialisations. The two courses' respective fee structures are listed belowPost Graduate Diploma in Journalism (English) - INR 87,000 Post Graduate Diploma in Digital Media - INR 2 L The above mentioned fee schedule may or may not include additional fees, and it is subject to vary based on the academic year. A candidate's admittance to the course is determined by the results of the entrance exam. The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers the IIMC entrance exam, which is required for admission to PG Diploma programmes.

Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl (IIMC) offers two specialisations in PG Diploma course at present. The fee structure of both the courses are mentioned belowPost Graduate Diploma in Journalism (English) - INR 87,000 Post Graduate Diploma in Digital Media -  INR 2 L The aforementioned fee schedule is subject to change based on the academic year and may or may not contain additional costs. The results of the entrance exam determine a candidate's admission to the course. The IIMC entrance test is administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in order to grant admission to PG Diploma programmes. IIMC provides free or reduced tuition to students who are financially weak.

A general information on both colleges will be helpful to reach a conclusion. On August 8, 2011, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication Aizawl, or IIMC Aizawl, was officially opened as the East Regional Centre of IIMC. Numerous international, national, and regional news agencies, including Reuters, WION, PTI, The Times of India, The Indian Express, Mathrubhumi, and Malayala Manorama, employ IIMC Aizawl students. IIMC Aizawl currently provides two courses. One of the most well-known journalism schools in the nation is the Asian College of Journalism (ACJ). The Indian Express Group founded it in 1994 under the name Asian College of Journalism, Bangalore. Sashi Kumar assumed control of it in 2000, and the campus was moved to Taramani, Chennai. In addition to providing a post-graduate diploma, the college specialises in print, radio, television, and new media. 

On August 8, 2011, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication Aizawl, or IIMC Aizawl, was officially opened as the East Regional Centre of IIMC in order to expand its national footprint. It was founded to provide state information officials, public relations specialists, and media journalists with training. Numerous international, national, and regional news agencies, including Reuters, WION, PTI, The Times of India, The Indian Express, Mathrubhumi, and Malayala Manorama, employ IIMC Aizawl students. IIMC Aizawl currently only provides the Online PG Diploma in English Journalism as one of its two course offerings. The temporary campus is currently housed inside the Aizawl University campus.