MJMC

fee structure at Iaan School of Mass Communication for Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication: 90,000 (1st year fees) Total fees : 1.80 lakhs . Eligibility Criteria: Aspirants seeking admission to 2 Years year Full-time MJMC (Master of Journalism & Mass Communication) Program must have completed graduation + Interview Test. IAAN School Mass Communication (ISMC) is a private leading journalism college situated in New Friends Colony, New Delhi. College was established in 1999 by Prabhu Dayal Keser Charitable Trust with a vision to achieve excellence in the field of Journalism and Mass Communication, To expand the IAAN network nationally and globally and to launch a channel in near future.

The university will release the cut off for various UG and PG courses in the form of rank. The university will be published separate cut off ranks for UG and PG courses. The university mentioned the category-wise rank upto which candidate will be considered as qualified.The cut off will be the minimum marks required to score to become eligible for the counselling of the particular course. It is must for the candidates to reach the cut off marks. The candidates those will not able to score these marks will not be considered for further admission procedure.The ranks will be decided as per the category rank. The cut off will be different for different courses. It will be necessary for the candidate to score the cut off rank.

Hello Ashitha,
Most of the students prefer PSUs and so they write the examination through open recruitment and get a job at their own. It was 2010 or 2012 when the last company visited to recruit the MPMIR course students.
PS: In this course, there is no active departmental placement cell and the central placement cell of BHU doesn't allow MPMIR students to participate in the recruitment for many reasons. (Here authorities have ego issues bigger than its own students future. )
PPS: This course is good if you're determined to get a job by yourself through open recruitment. BHU tag will do the work. It's very disheartening to SEE we have plenty of alumni working with various PSUs ( alone Coal India has 120+ MPMIR alumnus). Till now 300 or more alumni are in the various PSUs. It's very unfortunate for the dept as well as the BHU central placement cell that they do not recognize the potential that the students of this course have. I can bet on that No single IIM will have that many alumni in a single PSU and still the BHU is not able to encash it.