MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism, MIT-ADT University

During 2023 placements, 13 students were placed in total. Earlier, 9 students were placed during the 2022 drive. Over the past three years, a fluctuating trend was observed in the number of students placed. Refer to the below table to know the MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism placement trends:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2021)Placement Statistics (2022)Placement Statistics (2023)No. of students placed15913

As per the official report, the overall the highest package offered to the 2023 passing-out batch was INR 4.20 LPA. However, in 2022 the highest package was comparatively higher and the amount stood at INR 70.40 LPA. Take a look at the below table depicting the MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism the highest package trends:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2021)Placement Statistics (2022)Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 6 LPAINR 70.40 LPAINR 4.20 LPA

The highest and the lowest packages offered during the 2023 drive were INR 4.20 LPA and INR 1.20 LPA, respectively. From 2021 to 2023, a fluctuating trend was observed in the highest package and a declining trend was recorded in the lowest package. The table below depicts the MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism placement package trends:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2021)Placement Statistics (2022)Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 6 LPAINR 70.40 LPAINR 4.20 LPAthe lowest packageINR 2.40 LPAINR 1.80 LPAINR 1.20 LPA

A total of 13 students were placed during the 2023 placement drive. The highest package stood at INR 4.20 LPA. Check the complete insights of MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism placements 2023 from the table below:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 4.20 LPAthe lowest packageINR 1.20 LPANo. of students placed13

The list of renowned companies that visited the campus to hire MIT ISBJ students is presented below:MIT ISBJ Placements 2023: Top RecruitersMeticulous Market ResearchCricket Storm NetworkThink AnalyticsEmmersive InfotechRedcarpet ProductionCredvest IndiaYellow Filter ProductionsThe Westin PuneThe SAP MediaNews Nation NetworkAptara New MediaTata Technologies

According to unofficial online sources, the majority of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism alumni are working in the Media and Communication sector with a 34% share. The pie chart below illustrates the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni:NOTE: The sectors involved in the 'Others' category are Operations, Research, Information Technology, Engineering, and Accounting.

The USP of the BA course is mentioned below:Research-based projectsLive coverage of eventsIndustry exposure and workshopsVideo news bulletins and magazinesInstitution newspaperResearch visitLive projectsOpportunities for entrepreneurshipMedia labsSpecialisation in the Third Year

The USPs related to MA course are mentioned below:Four specializations Live ProjectsContextual ProjectsMedia Journal Industry-oriented Capstone ProjectsMedia LabsState-of-the-art Studio for audio-visual production

At the undergraduate level, MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism offers three-year full-time BA courses to students. At the postgraduate level, the college offers two-year full-time MA courses to students. The college also provides PhD programmes to students. PhD is a research-based and multi-conceptual degree programme designed to produce excellent researchers and educators. 

The infrastructure of MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is quite good. The college has a well-built campus with advanced facilities. There is a hostel and mess facility available on campus. The charges for the same is INR 1.3 Lacs (Approximate) per year. This is an optional facility that is provided on a first come first basis.