Is NIMCJ Ahmedabad best in Ahmedabad?

Joining National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism (NIMCJ) for MJMC course is generally considered a decent option. Candidates must consider factors like infrastructure, faculty experience, hostel and mess facilities, curriculum, etc. while taking admission. They can apply online or offline for admission at NIMCJ.

Yes, admissions to National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism (NIMCJ) are merit-based. Candidates are granted admission on the basis of the last qualifying exam. These include Class 12 for UG courses and graduation marks for PG courses. They must submit the marskheets and certificates for the same to apply for and confirm admission in the institute. 

NIMCJ Ahmedabad MJMC admission takes place through the merit secured in graduation exam. Candidates can follow the steps below to aid them in their admission process.

1. Complete your graduation
2. Apply for admission once results are announced
3. Wait for the selection commitee to give provisional admission
4. Do the Document Verification once admitted
5. Pay some amount of the tuition fee to confirm admission

Admission is only confirmed when candidates have paid the tuition fee.

NIMCJ Ahmedabad offers 120 seats in its BJMC programme. There are no additional seats in the whole programme. The programme is four years long and is spread over eight semesters. To gain admission into the programme candidates will have to apply through the centralised admission process of Gujarat University. As the seats are less the competition to get into the programme is quite high, therefore, candidates should make sure they get a high score during their Class 12 board exams.

No, securing admission into NIMCJ Ahmedabad BJMC is not that difficult as admission takes place through merit secured in Class 12 examinations. Candidates who have passed their Class 12 are eligible for admission into the programme and can take direct admission. As the selection is solely based on Class 12 scores, candidates do not have to sit for multiple rounds as part of the admission process.