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Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi Fees 2026

New Delhi, Delhi
4.1/5 (3 Reviews)
2 Q&A
Ownership: Government

2 Q&A
4.1/5 (3 Reviews)
Ownership: Government

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Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi Fee Structure
Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi M.A. Fees 2026
Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi M.A. Fee Comparison
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Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi Fee Structure

Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi fees structure is an amalgamation of various fees components like – tuition fees, hostel fees, caution deposit etc. Below mentioned course fees for the entire duration involves all components which may vary based on accommodation availed and specialization chosen by the students. The fee payment frequency will depend on the institute whether it is one-time payment or in instalments. Fees details are based on the latest data available on careers360.

Course	Total Tution Fees
M.A. (1 Courses)	₹ 1.00 L

Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi M.A. Fees 2026

The total fee for M.A. at Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi depends on the specialization and mode opted by the students. Below mentioned is the specialization specific tuition fees along with total fees of the course.

Courses	Tuition Fees	Total Fees
MA Journalism	₹ 1.00 L	₹ 1.37 L

The fees shown above is for the complete course for the general category students. Actual fees may vary for.

Fees Structure

Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi M.A. Fee Comparison

Below mentioned is the fees comparison of Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi with its competitors offering the same degree and specialization.

Colleges	Tution Fees	Hostel Fees
Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi	₹ 1.00 L	-
Indraprastha College for Women, DelhiCompare	₹ 28.94 K	-
Galgotias University, Greater NoidaCompare	₹ 92.00 K - 1.80 L	-
Apeejay Stya University, SohnaCompare	₹ 2.00 L - 3.60 L	-

The approximate value considered for the courses. The course specific fees may vary.

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Top Exams Accepted by Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi

(CUET UG) Common University Entrance Test (UG)

Application Date

2 Jan'26 - 29 Jan'26 (Online)

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Student Reviews for Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi

Average Rating

4.1

Rating given by students

Total Reviews

Verified Reviews

Overall

4.1

Infrastructure

3.7

Placements

2.7

Campus Life

4.3

Academics

3.7

Value for Money

3.3

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Placement are the concern and they should do more tie up

Anonymous Posted on 15 Nov'24

BA Journalism - Batch of 2026-01-01

3.2

Academics

Academics is actually good here. Most professors are very helpful and explain things well. The syllabus covers a lot about journalism and media trends, but they should include more practical stuff like real-life reporting. Assignments are useful but sometimes feel too much. Overall, I’m learning a lot, but they could make it more exciting.

College Infra

The campus is fine, but not as fancy as I imagined. Classrooms are basic, and the ACs don’t work sometimes. The library is small but has enough books for journalism students. Wi-Fi is available, but it’s slow most of the time. Canteen food is okay-ish, but not much variety. Overall, it’s manageable but could be better in some ways.

Campus Life

Campus life is quite fun. There are fests, debates, and cultural activities which I love participating in. The crowd here is chill, and you’ll find people from all over India, which makes it interesting. The vibe is friendly, but sometimes it feels like the college is too small for big events.

Placements

Placements are not so great for journalism. Mostly, students have to look for internships on their own, and not many big media houses visit. The offers are around ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 per month, which isn’t great in Delhi. If you want a good job, you’ll need to hustle on your own after graduation.

Value For Money

The fees are reasonable compared to other journalism colleges, but with the kind of placements and infrastructure they offer, it doesn’t feel completely worth it. If they invest more in facilities and tie-ups with media companies, it would make a big difference. Still, it’s not too bad for the cost.

Come to DSJ and go with glory

Anonymous Posted on 30 Nov'23

BA Journalism - Batch of 2022-01-01

Academics

The teachers are very experienced and talented they treat students as their friends they are very cooperative and helpful they give the best guidance to their students and they teach very good by clearing all doubts

College Infra

They have the best infrastructure. They have the best library which has all the necessary books and journals. They provide best sports ground which has all the necessary equipments. Delhi school of joirnalism is a paradise

Campus Life

The campus is huge and you need 3 days to explore the whole campus

Placements

The placement rate is also very high. If you are an enthusiastic journalism student and give your best in the field of journalism then there are many news channels which are ready to hire you and give you best income and opportunities.

Value For Money

I spent 3 years here and I didn't want to leave this college because it was my family

As I am a first year student and I loved my experience here

Anonymous Posted on 18 May'20

Bachelor of Journalism and Master of Journalism Integrated - Batch of 2022-01-01

Academics

We had the study of basic of news and history of media along with French and Urdu I would say the course is really interesting and is a great. I personally like it and you have to chose between regional and foreign language

College Infra

Equipments are there but to have them we need to really go office often and the reason behind it is few students harm the equipments earlier and the equipments came by the tough argument of our seniors but yeah equipment are there

Campus Life

It's amazing the college took the stadium that was made for common wealth games so the scene is amazing we really have cute dogs hanging around us but canteen is small but you will always have the perk of being in North campus of DU

Placements

As no batch has pass out yet as it's a very new college but I can assure you it's one of the best in India we really learn a lot but we have really no idea about placement as no batch passed out yet we will know when any batch passes out

Value For Money

Per year it cost us 35000 although it's high but it has been clearly mentioned that it is a self financed course but the area is vivid and teacher are really supportive so till now I never felt that my money has been a waste

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Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi Students Question asked

On Question asked by student community

when the application form for ug course will get released 2021?

Dear Aspirant

DU DSJ Admission Dates 2021

Particular	Dates
State Date for DU DSJ registration	June, 2021
End Date for registration	July 2021
First phase of DU DSJ mock test	August 2021
Schedule of 2nd phase DU DSJ mock test	August 2021
2nd phase of DU DSJ mock test	August

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Ujjwal Kumawat

6 Jun'21

i have secured 60 percent in my graduation (bsc) ,so my question is ...is the admission merit based or entrance based?

Its dependent on the university you want to get admitted. Usually most of the universities conducts entrance exams for MSc courses. So you should visit the official website of the university in which you want to get admitted and get confirmed about the admission process.

I hope my answer helps

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Subhrajit Mukherjee

22 Dec'20

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