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PG Diploma in Broadcast Technology at AJK MCRC is a one-year programme. It is divided into two semesters, each comprising various core and elective subjects. Some core subjects included in the course curriculum are listed below:

• Communication & Broadcasting 
• Audio and Video Fundamentals
• Television Production
• Radio Production
• Computer Networking
• Digital Broadcast Technology
• Digital Cinema
• Broadcast Automation
• Satellite and Cable Broadcasting

AJK Mass Communication Research Centre offers a full-time PG Diploma lasting one year. The professional programme is offered in three specialisations. The admission process for all these specialisations is the same. Listed below are the AJK Mass Communication Research Centre PG Diploma specialisations:

• PG Diploma in Broadcast Technology
• PG Diploma in Still Photography & Visual Communication
• PG Diploma in Acting

AJK MCRC is a well-known institute offering PG Diploma courses in Digital Media and Broadcasting. The institute offers three specialisations under its PG Diploma course. The career prospects of pursuing a PG Diploma in these specialisations vary from one another. In general, a PG Diploma holder from AJK MCRC can take up jobs as an Online/ Offline Journalist, Actor, Digital Media Manager, Photographer, Editor, Social Media Coordinator, Researcher and Educator. They can pursue add-on courses to enhance their knowldege and demand in the job market. 

AJK Mass Communication Research Centre offers admission to 60 students for its PG Diploma programme. The given number includes the seats for all three PG Diploma specialisations available at the institute. The seats are allocated to eligible applicants based on their performance in the JMI Entrance Exam and the subsequent interview/selection process. The specialisation-wise distribution of the total AJK MCRC PG Diploma seats is tabulated below:

AJK MCRC PG Diploma cut-off is the minimum score required in the JMI Entrace Exam to secure a seat for PG Diploma at the institute. The cut-off varies from year to year and is influenced by a variety of factors. Some of these factors are listed below:

• Total number of seats available for admission

• Number of applicants

• Category of the candidates

• Reservation Policy

• Specialisation chosen by the candidates

• Difficulty Level of the exam