Xavier Institute of Communications

The Online registration for the Academic Year 2024-25 will commence in March 2024 on their official website.There will be an XIC Entrance Test (XET). Successful candidates will go through the Personal Interview.Details of the same will be updated on the Xavier site in February 2024.ELIGIBILITY CRITERIAYou are eligible to register for the "XIC Entrance Test" (XET) if you meet the requirements mentioned below:You are 35 years or below in age.You have completed 3 years of Graduation (12+3 years) in a University approved stream in India : (Arts, Commerce, Science, Computers, BMM, BMS, BE, Catering, etc.….)ORYou are appearing for your last semester or Third-year Graduation in the present academic year (2022-2023).Selections will be based on your scores in the online test, subjective paper and personal interview. Based on your scores on the online test and subjective paper, you will be called for a personal interview. You will have to be present on the date at the centre, selected by you while submitting the form. The venue and time will be intimated via email.meanwhile, admission is closed for session 2023-24 because the ONLINE Registration: 15th March to 7th April 2023 has been passed.thanks,

At XIC, there are typically various clubs and student organizations that cater to the diverse interests of the students. Some of the common clubs and activities you might find or have found at the institute include:Media and Journalism Club: This club may focus on organizing discussions, workshops, and events related to journalism, media, and communication. It could be a great platform for students interested in pursuing careers in journalism or media-related fields.Public Relations (PR) and Advertising Club: This club may centre around activities related to public relations, advertising, and marketing. Students in this club could get involved in organizing campaigns, creating advertisements, and learning about brand communication strategies.Photography and Film-making Club: For students passionate about photography and filmmaking, this club might offer workshops, photo/video shoots, and film screenings. It can be a space for aspiring photographers and filmmakers to collaborate and showcase their creative works.Literary and Debating Club: This club might focus on organizing debates, writing competitions, poetry readings, and literary discussions. It can be an excellent platform for students interested in honing their writing and public speaking skills.Cultural Club: A cultural club may promote diversity and inclusion on campus by organizing events celebrating various cultures, traditions, and festivals. It can be a space to appreciate art, music, dance, and cuisines from different regions.Social Outreach Club: This club might be dedicated to community service and social work. Students in this club may organize charitable events, awareness campaigns, and volunteer activities to make a positive impact on society.Technology and Digital Media Club: For students interested in the digital world, this club may focus on topics such as social media marketing, web design, content creation, and digital communication strategies.Sports and Fitness Club: This club could organize sports events, fitness workshops, and recreational activities to promote a healthy and active lifestyle among students.Some examples of clubs areTEAM NEEV On the 13th of January, team Neev from Journalism and Mass Communication course organised a Bollywood-themed evening called ‘ Shaam Shaandaar’. The event was organised in the Mcfarland hall.Public Relations and Corporate CommunicationIstoria was held on 5 March 2023 organised by the students of the Public Relations and Corporate Communication Course, after going through much planning over the past few months.Team MavericksOn 17 September 2022, Team Mavericks from the Journalism and Mass Communication cohort, 2022-23, of the Xavier Institute of Communication (XIC) organized MILAN 2022, the annual fest of the institution. AICP batchThe AICP batch of Xavier Institute of Communications organised a unique and compassionate initiative titled EkBottlePaani on Sunday starting from St. Xaviers College till Worli covering 6 km of stretch.  It aimed at engaging with the Metro workers, the people on the ground under the sun and helping them fight the heat and stay hydrated. The effort is to evoke a sense of appreciation and empathy in the masses of the city, for the people on the ground, and encourage each of us to carry this thought and provide them with a bottle of water. Thanks,

The Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) is a prestigious institute in India known for its various technical events related to media, communication, and journalism. It organizes workshops, seminars, conferences, and other events that cater to students, professionals, and enthusiasts in the field of media and communication. Some common technical events that may happen at XIC include:Media Workshops: XIC conducts workshops on various aspects of media production, such as video editing, photography, graphic design, digital marketing, and content creation.Communication Seminars: Seminars are organized to discuss current trends and challenges in the field of communication, including topics like public relations, corporate communication, and media ethics.Journalism Conferences: XIC may host conferences that bring together journalists, media experts, and researchers to explore the evolving landscape of journalism, emerging technologies, and its impact on society.Film Screenings and Discussions: The institute might arrange screenings of documentaries, short films, or feature films followed by discussions with filmmakers and critics to analyze the cinematic aspects and storytelling techniques.Media Festivals: XIC could organize media festivals where students get an opportunity to showcase their creative works, including short films, photography exhibits, and innovative communication campaigns.Guest Lectures: Renowned professionals from the media and communication industry may be invited to deliver guest lectures, providing insights into their experiences and expertise.Media Technology Expos: XIC might host expos focused on media technology, showcasing the latest tools, software, and equipment in the media industry.Media Research Presentations: Students and faculty may present their research findings on various media-related topics, encouraging academic discussion and knowledge exchange.SOME OF THE EVENTS ARE LISTED BELOWBayaan: team Fitoor from the Journalism and Mass Communication batch hosted "Bayaan", an open mic for Xavier's News a dynamic space for all the news and updates of the college.The event was held on 23rd July 2022 at McFarland Hall.MADMA: MADMA Event was organised by the students of the Advertising & Marketing Communication batch 2019-20.XIC MEDIA FEST, IKSHANA : The first-ever XIC MEDIA FEST, held from the 10th -12th of November 2022, became a nucleus of artistic expression and creative thought. Through Ikshana, under the theme ‘Celebrating Diversity’, undergraduate students from across the country found a rostrum to showcase their creative works and to interact with some of the most brilliant minds in the media industry.ESHWAR GOLE, JR ALUMNUS, INTERACT WITH JR STUDENTS: Eshwar Gole,  Associate Editor and Head of News Desk,  The Quint and JR alumnus 2015-16, interacts with Journalism students, the topic of discussion was on Reporting in the Digital Age.AND MANY MORE TECHNICALS EVENTS ARE HELD BY THE XAVIER INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION Thanks,  

Cultural Committee presents: Footloose : Let your foot-loose and make the audience groove. This event gives the participants an opportunity to bring out their inner performers with western dancing styles.2. Cultural Committee presents “Thirkan”: An event to promote upcoming dancers and performers who match the beats to our own Indian Dancing Styles.3. Cultural Committee presents “Abhinay” : A stage for every artist. A mono-act event for all the budding aspirants of theater.4. Cultural Committee presents “Carnival De Vogue” : A platform to showcase your innate creativity towards fashion. Walk the ramp and set the stage on fire.5. Cultural Committee presents “Symphony” : An event to nurture and spotlight the budding artists who are interested in western singing genres.6. Cultural Committee presents “Goonj” : Nothing soothes a heart better than classical Indian songs. An event to capture the sweet melody of classical singing.7. Literary Society presents “Flight of Fancy” : Literature is not hidden within the pages of books, it includes the smell of tattered pages of classics, the film reels and endless discussions over a cup of chai. Join us for a quest of literary and movie quizzing, dumb charades and treasure hunt to prove your mettle.8. X-Lens presents “Lensation” : X-Lens, The Photography Community of XIMB, is proud to host its flagship event; The Premier Photography Competition “Lensation” as a part of Xpressions’ 21, this year, we invite submissions on the theme: “MYRIAD OF MEMORIES” 9. Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell presents “Final Cut”: Team IlluminatiX, the Media and PR Cell of XIM, invite you all for the much-awaited annual Short-Film Making Competition ‘The Final Cut’. This year the theme for The Final Cut is ‘Privilege.’

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