Multimedia Entrance Exam

The application fee for GMCET is INR 1000. In order to successfully fill out the application form, candidates must pay the GMCET  application fee in online mode via net banking/debit card/credit card/UPI, etc. For the details regarding the application fee payment candidates must visit the official website of GMCET.

No, the GMCET exam is not conducted for postgraduate courses, it is only conducted for undergraduate media courses. Candidates planning to apply for the exam must go through the detailed instructions regarding the eligibility criteria before applying.

As per the GMCET eligibility criteria, candidates must meet some basic requirements to apply for the exam. The minimum education qualification required to apply for the exam is of Higher Secondary (10+2) or any equivalent Education with a minimum aggregate of 50% for the General Category & 45% for SC/ST/OBC or the aspirants must be appearing for the same in 2024.

No, GMCET is not a center-based exam. It is an online exam, which candidates can give from the comfort of their homes. The exam can be given from a laptop/desktop. The details and instructions related to the exam will be mentioned on the GMCET admit card. However, detailed instructions will be sent to candidates' registered email IDs and mobile numbers 15 minutes before the exam so that they can prepare for the exam.

The GMCET or Global Media Common Entrance Test is an all-South Asia Mass Communication entrance exam that is conducted for the admisison of qualified candidates into to various participating universities across India which offer Journalism and Mass Communication courses. From 2021 onwards, the exam will be conducted by the Global Media Education Council (GMEC).

The GMCET exam offers a lot of courses through its participating institutes. Some of the courses offered by GMCET are - BA-JMC (Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication), BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication), BMS (Bachelor of Media Studies), BMC (Bachelor of Mass Communication), BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media), BSc (Animation & Graphics), BSc (Media Technologies), BSc (Film & Television), BSc (VFX Filmmaking), BA (Journalism Hons) and BSc Visual Communication.

Interested aspirants can apply for the GMCET from its official website: gmcet.org. The application forms had to be filled only in online mode. To successfully submit the application form candidates will have to first register on the website, fill in all the details asked, and log in using these credentials to complete the application form. To successfully submit the application form, aspirants will have to pay the application fee in online mode.

No, it doesn't. You can take this degree from any of the colleges which are good in this. In fact, some private training institutes have got a very good reputation in animation and multimedia.

Pattern takes into count your best of 4 scores (including maths), then there is this MCQ test on English and maths (class 8-12)
Now, what they do is that they add your best of 4 score to the score you obtain in the test!
And to finish it off, the cut off generally varies around 65-70 (all together) /100!
So, best of luck man for the test and do keep yourself updated with the Xavier's website for any possible change in the examination pattern!
If you need any kind of further assistance regarding these matters, you may freely ask!