Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Aizawl

A couple of postgraduate Diploma programmes are available at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Aizawl: a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism (English) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Media. These courses aim to give students thorough training in digital media and journalism, giving them both theoretical and practical abilities. Reputable media outlets including ABP News, Times of India, Hindustan Times, Zee Media, Economic Times, and ANI have participated in the recruitment process, demonstrating IIMC's good placement record. The largest pay package available at IIMC Delhi is INR 20 LPA; however, I'm not very knowledgeable with IIMC Aizawl, so particular figures may differ slightly, perhaps between 5-8 LPA. Hope this helps clear your doubts.CHEERS

There are only two courses offered by the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, which are as follows:Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Media, andPostgraduate Diploma in Journalism (English language)The duration of both of these courses is 1 year, divided into 2 semesters. The number of seats in both of these courses has increased from 20 to 30 from the academic session 2024–25. Also, students have high regard for both of them. But I won't be able to tell you which course is best for you, as it totally depends on your personal interests and what you wanna do in your life. But whichever you choose, you'll have to work hard in it. You can also talk to several alumni or check out their website for more related details. Also, the fee structure is pretty good and anybody can afford it so, that's also not an issue.ALL THE BEST 

According to me, pursuing Diploma at IIMC Aizawl is a pretty good choice as it is a well-reputed institute for mass communication and the curriculum is also really good. If you'll compare it with other colleges which offer this course like Amity, DU, etc. it's a much better choice in less money as Amity will take somewhat around 1.5–2 LPA and some colleges in DU will take around 50K per year. So in my opinion pursuing it at IIMC is a very reasonable option both due to its less fee structure and its reputable standing than many colleges and also it offers a good deal of placements so yes it's a good choice and you should go with it.CHEERS

IIMC Aizawl does not consider Class 12th marks for admission to its PG Diploma program, as indicated by the information that IIMC Amravati does not consider Class 12th marks for admission to its PG Diploma program. Therefore, having 60% in Class 12th would not be a factor in gaining admission to IIMC Aizawl's PG Diploma program.The information provided for Mizoram University, which includes IIMC Aizawl, does not mention Class 12th marks as a requirement for admission to its PG Diploma programs. Instead, the eligibility criteria for Mizoram University's PG programs typically require a Bachelor's degree with a minimum percentage of marks, and in some cases, an entrance exam score.

IIMC Aizawl offers a PG Diploma in Journalism (English) and has been providing skilled manpower to meet the growing demand in the media industry in the region since its inception in 2011. The institute is located on the Mizoram University Campus, which provides students with a culturally enriching campus life. The institute has a good placement track record with alumni working in reputed media organizations. The construction of the permanent campus began in 2015 and is expected to be completed by 2022. Students from different parts of India come to the campus, which is positioning itself as a premier institute for media education in the northeast. There are no negative opinions found in the search results.