Heyy Abhijeet Anand.....

The academic in India Today media Institute is much more professional oriented. Being part of India Today media group students get to interact with well reputed people of the industry. Also the placement status of of the institute is very good. Few of the recruiters that come to the institute for placements are like Aaj Tak, Snapdeal, tech Mahindra, Times now etc

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Hello dear

For undergraduate level-

1- Delhi school of journalism, University of Delhi

2- Symbiosis centre for media and communications

3- St Xavier's college, Mumbai

4- Lady Shri Ram college, University of Delhi

5 - Ip College for women , University of Delhi

For post graduate level-

1- Jamia Millia Islamia University

2- IIMC, New Delhi

3- Xavier institute of communication

4- Asian College for journalism, Chennai

5 - Symbiosis institute of communication

Hope it helps.

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Aayushi, 

I am sure you already know about the five year integrated course but if you feel you would not get admission there there are three year courses too available in the undergraduate colleges affiliated to University of Delhi which are providing Bachelor's degree in Journalism. 

You can even go for them through the cut offs available. You can even check previous year cut offs just to evaluate your position and which list you get into. 

I wish you all the best and may you get the desired college as per your choice. Do let us know if there is anything else we can help with.

For journalism, the minimum percentage in delhi university colleges go till 84-85%, that to in the 6th-7th cut offs.

However if you are a reserved catagory, you may get admission.

You can also apply for the DU's Delhi School of Journalism Entrance Exam. Thats the only way to get in journalism in DU with 71%

Hello Abhijeet,

Yes you can do PhD after doing post graduate diploma in mass communication from India as of diploma is equivalent to post graduation.

Hi Abhijeet,

PG Diploma is Mass Communication from India Today Media Institute is a good course to begin with. A 2-year full time course is extensively designed to give you strong theoretical knowledge and the ability to apply it in practical situations. 

If you have a Bachelor's in media, what you will learn in the Diploma course will just be an addition and in-depth exposure to courses that you have already done. However, this will be beneficial in getting you to be more equipped in the work atmosphere.

In the 2 years of your course, there are a plathora of courses that will be offered. Based on these courses and subjects, i will suggest to you possible career options and job positions that you can pursue after your education.

In addition, there are specialisations that you can choose in your second semester.

First year will comprise of subjects such as-

Digital Communication, Public Service Communication, Introduction to Advertising, Audio-visual Communication, Consumer behavior, journalism, marketing, Public relations, research, radio programming and broadcast management. Additionally, basic sofwares such as Photoshop will be taught. 

Digital Media Entreprenuership, Proffesional Communication, Research Methodology and cross culture communication are also offered.

The above are basic courses that are meant to help you identify your interests. 

In case you are interested in pursuing research and want to become a professor, the subjects related to research will be beneficial to you.

The specialisations begin in semester 2 along with generic subjects and their career scopes are mentioned below-

1. In case you choose audio-visual communication

• Broadcast Technician
• Audio and Video Equipment Technician
• Sound Engineering Technician
• Recording Engineer
• Radio Operator
• Sound Mixer
• Field Technician
• Chief Engineer of Sound and Video
  

The above jobs are purely technical and the ideal fit would be in a broadcast company

2. In case you choose Journalism,

• Reporter/Special Correspondent
  
• TV News Anchor
  
• Broadcast News Analyst
  
• Feature Writer
  
• Columnist
  
• Editor
  
• Photo-Journalist
  
• News Researcher
  

3. In case you choose Communication Management,

• Public Relations Specialist
  
• Social Media Manager
  
• Event Manager
  
• Brand Manager
  
• Corporate Communications Head
  

Hope this gave you better insight,

Good luck!

Hi Abhijeet,

India Today Media Institute is situated in Noida in Uttar Pradesh state of India. Established in 2005. ITMI is a full-fledged communication institute that offers various courses in media education. ITMI aims at redefining the approach, methodology, and outcome of education in the field of communication.

ITMI Noida Admissions are based on the entrance test conducted by the institute. They do not consider one’s marks at degree or other levels either for a "cut-off" or for merit for admission but the test is considered to be competitive.

The ITMI institute provides placement assistance to the students.

Some of the major recruiters associated with the institute are :-

• Headlines today
• Aaj tak
• Tez
• Times Now
• Tech Mahindra
• Indian Oil
• Snap Deal
• Jindal Stainless
• India Today Group
• Delhi Aaj Tak
• India TV
• India Samvad
• Help Age India

ITMI Noida provides assure placement opportunities to all eligible candidates. There are many prestigious channels, portals, corporations, PR / advertising agencies, and production houses that are associated with ITMI through placements and internships.
The institute provides placement assistance to every eligible student towards gainful employment in the media and communication industries as well as in the burgeoning corporate world of CSR, through an elaborate, systematic process which is:

• The institute focus on building student’s employability skills
• Placement Committee of ITMI which is headed by the institute’s dean, look for opportunities and matches them with a student’s skills and aspirations.
• Each programme also entails an internship in the India Today Group. A formal process is adopted for obtaining internships and placements, whereby each individual student’s work is showcased to the industries. Internships are expected to lead to job offers, and in case they don’t, students may be given other options through institutional collaborations with the industry

Hope this helps.

Thank You.

Hey srishti greetings from career 360

It's it's provided by DELHI SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM 

MINIMUM 50% ELIGIBILIT

BASED ON ENTRANCE

And YES, If you are choosing Hindi journalism , then the test is going to be in Hindi .

Thank you 

Hey , srishti  gritting from careers 360

Well yes it's provided by the 

DELHI SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM  

50% eligibility  based on entrance

you can give a try 

Thank you

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