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Application for IIMC is under CUET. You have to Select Mass Communication Entrance paper of CUET PG. After filling the form you have to prepare for the examination, minimum before 01 month of the date. Reservation are there in the seats. EWS, OBC, SC, ST. There is an age limit for candidates with the relaxation according to there reservation category. Cut Off of Examination totally depends on how tough or easier questions are being asked in paper. There is no previous year cut off concept in this particular examination....Read More

Indian Institute of Mass Communication, a Mecca for aspiring mass communication students. The institute offers five professional courses covering all aspects of media. To study in IIMC, one should be a minimum graduate, and above the age of 21. The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts CUET, which students have to qualify to get admission to IIMC. The test scores are evaluated and a total of four short lists are released. Usually, students with higher marks get into IIMC. The application form is made available by NTA on their official website, and it costs Rs.1000 for general, and Rs.500 for SC/ST students. 40% of seats are reserved for SC/ST and OBCs. The admission process isn't organized and as premiere institute the lack of professionalism by staff is infuriating. They need to hire better if they want to maintain the glory of this prestigious institute....Read More

The admission process was pretty easy and candidate friendly. It started with applying for the said courses online, later receiving admit card for the entrance exam. Appearing for the exam and if passed, you will be called for a personal interview. Within 10 days or so, I received my dates for the Personal Interview. The interview was a really wholesome and virtuous experience for me. It was a lot more subjective and based on the knowledge of what's happening around us. After the PI, my name was shortlisted in the first merit, and I was supposed to visit my campus and take up my hostel room, officially. All of the formalities, such as the fee payment etc, was done within 20 days, and I joined college the next month. Overall, it was a really smooth process. Honestly, it's just difficult to know how exactly I used the quota, but I secured the seat is from the SC category, as I made it in the first merit. I also applied at TISS, Mumbai, I cleared TISSNET, but I couldn't clear the PI....Read More

The management is good. It is prompt, professional and cooperative, heeding to students' needs and problems....Read More

The infrastructure is a bit old. It needs to be renovated for the students to study in a peaceful and happy atmosphere. Overall the college is good and is rated B by NAAC. There should also be cameras for each class to keep a check on the students....Read More

The admission is on the basis of an entrance exam conducted by the college itself. The students need to clear the entrance exam in order to secure admission to the college. I joined the institute because of its reputation, but at least this branch of the Institutes is not at par with the Delhi branch....Read More