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No, it is not true. Still, they are offering the same diploma course in journalism. The Institute conducts a year-long full-time PG Diploma programme in Journalism with the objective of churning out fully-trained journalists and content professionals for leading media organisations - not just in India, but abroad.
The students are selected based on an All-India written examination, which is followed by personal interview at Delhi and other metros. Students can download the form from the website and submit a non-refundable fee for appearing for the exams. They also need to attach copies of relevant certificates with the application form and also answer why they are interested in doing the course.
The programme designed to be a top-of-the-line course, enables students to learn the art of reporting, writing, editing, designing, scripting, programming etc. in its state-of-the-art facilities - which includes a fully-functional news room and a TV studio enabling students to get exposure on all aspects of print publishing, online content systems and TV programming.

List of Film Making Institutes in India:
Some of the Top Film & Media Schools in India are listed below:
Name of the Institute
Location
Name of the Course
Fees (approximately)
Film and Television Institute of India
Pune, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography, Art Direction, Production Design, Direction & Screenplay Writing
INR 1.70 Lacs
Kalapurnam Institute of Visual effects and Animation MAYA
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Diploma in Photography, Videography and Cinematography
INR 68,000
National Academy of Media and Events
Kolkata, West Bengal
Professional Diploma in Advertising, Integrated Marketing Communication and Ad Film Making
INR 98,000
MIT School of Film and Television
Pune, Maharashtra
B.Sc. In Filmmaking
INR 10.50 Lacs
Deccan Education Society Institute Of Film & Television
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Television Production/ Digital Film Making
INR 45,000
Lovely Professional University
Phagwara, Punjab
M.Sc. In Design (Film and TV Production)
INR 2.38 Lacs
Atharva Institute of Film and Television (AIFT)
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Post Graduate Diploma in Practical Film
INR 35,000
Chandigarh University
Chandigarh
B.Sc. In Film Production and Performing Arts
INR 2.70 Lacs
Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication
Delhi
Diploma in Creative Documentary
INR 3.26 Lacs
L. J. Institute of Media and Communications
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
PG Diploma in Media and Communications
INR 2.00 Lacs
SGT University
Gurgaon, Haryana
M.Sc in Film Making
INR 3.00 Lacs
Amity University
Mumbai, Maharashtra
M.A. In Film, TV and Radio
INR 3.18 Lacs
Asian Academy of Film and Television
Noida, Uttar Pradesh
M.Sc. In Cinema + PG Diploma in Post Production
INR 3.52 Lacs
Seamedu - School of Pro-Expressionism
Pune, Maharashtra
Diploma in Film Making.

Exciting career options are available to graduates in the media, entertainment industry, NGOs, Business and Corporate communication, Public relations, advocacy and more. The rigorous and vibrant intellectual environment of the university and the school also equips our graduates to be great fit for a career in academia in the areas of journalism, communications studies, film studies, development studies and international studies, including careers in other areas of humanities and social sciences. Careers opportunities after studying B.A. (Hons, ) Media and Communications are magazine features editor, broadcast journalist, Newspaper journalist, Web Content manager, market researcher, multimedia specialist, Translator, Publishing Copy-editor, Writer, Magazine Journalist, Digital copywriter, News Presenter, Columnist, Blogger, Photo Journalist and Social Media specialist. Internships and placements with media houses, international organizations, NGOs and corporate houses remain a core element of the curriculum. Internship and placements organized by JSJC for their students in 2017-2018 are
ANHAD
Helpage
Goonj
Nazariya
Jagori
STAIRS
Haq Foundation
Swabhava
Kalpavriksha
Digital Empowerment Foundation
Naturewildlife
Sneha Foundation
Association for Promoting Social Action
Vidyaranya
Kalpavriksh
ATMA
NFI (National Foundation for India). .

Communication is deeply intertwined with the human existence. It is an integral part of it. One cannot think of human life without communication. Can you imagine what would happen if you are not allowed to talk for a long time? You would feel suffocated. In personal life, we need to communicate to deal with various concerns and problems of daily life. In professional life also, it is communication that helps us to build healthy relations and credibility with co-workers. Only speaking/talking is not communication. Communication can take place in many forms.
Sometimes, we communicate by talking about our ideas, thoughts or emotions; at other times, we may wish to communicate through the written word or even non-verbally. Whatever form we choose, getting the message across is what communication is all about. Communication is a process that is dynamic, continuous, and irreversible but at the same time, it is reciprocal in nature. It is an ongoing process. Roughly, we can define communication as a shared meaning between two or more individuals. The shared meaning arises out of the individual's experiences, background, education and training. Similarity in experiences, background, training, etc. makes communication successful between individuals.