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Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Opp. BGS International Residential School Nityanandanagar, Kumbalgudu Kengeri Hobli Bangalore 560074, Karnataka, India
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Rating Methodology: Based on the individual scores secured by colleges in respective parameters the cumulative score of all the colleges ranked is calculated.
| Rating | Description |
|---|---|
| AAAAA | Exceptional |
| AAAA+ | Outstanding |
| AAAA | Very Good |
| AAA+ | Good |
| AAA | Above Average |
| AA+ | Fair |
| AA | Average |
| A+ | Pass |
| A | Improve |
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