Mass Communication & Media

In the fields of media technology and mass communication, Amity University in Jaipur and the Institute of Mass Communication and Media Technology (IMCMT) are both highly respected academic institutions. It is challenging to determine which of the two is superior because they each have advantages and disadvantages. Here are some important things to think about:Better resources and exposure are available at Amity University, Jaipur than at other Amity universities.- Among the best private institutions in Jaipur according to rankings.Provides a selection of courses, including as the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) .The Institute of Mass Communication and Media Technology (IMCMT) has a positive reputation, nice campus life, and industrial connections.- Provides a selection of media technology and mass communication courses.

Delhi Kendra of Bhavan established Sardar Patel College of Communication and Management in 1975 to offer job oriented courses in the field of Communication and Management. Further, looking at entry of several satellite TV Channels and growing demand of TV professionals, S.P. College in year 2001, started its Department of Film & TV Studies, to provide full time and part time courses in the field of Film, Television and Radio. Today every TV Channel has professionals trained by Bhavan's Department of Film & TV Studies. whereas Delhi School of Communication is quite new as compared to it in ters of reputation and superiority BVBFTS is quite greater 

They are both good choices but understand that ACJ has a experience of 15 years while the IIMC has been there for 50 years. I would say IIMC is a better choice because it provides for better resources and experienced teaching staff.When it's come to faculty and placement of IIMC .It provide's good faculty all teachers are well qualified and are experienced. It's students has also placed in well known media organisations example:The Times of India, The Economic Times, The Hindu, The Indian Express, The New Indian Express, The Telegraph, The Statesman, The Hindustan Times, Frontline, Business Standard, Digit, UNI, NDTV, CNN-IBN, Times Now, ANI, Reuters, Big FM Radio.

 The PG Diploma at IIMC Aizawl is superior to the Asian College of Journalism (ACJ). Nonetheless, some details regarding the courses, costs, admission, and placements at both institutions are available from the search results. While IIMC Aizawl offers PG Diploma courses in Journalism in English, Hindi, Radio & TV, Advertising & Public Relations, and Digital Media, ACJ offers PG Diploma courses in various specialisations, including Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism. INR 87,000 is the total cost to pursue a PG Diploma in English Journalism at IIMC Aizawl. Numerous local, national, and international news organisations employ IIMC Aizawl students, and the college boasts a 100% placement rate both on and off campus.