Which is the best institute for journalism and mass communication among AAFT, IIMM, IIMMI, IIMT, IIMC, NRAI?

IIMC New Delhi PGD in English Journalism tuition fee is INR 87,000. Students should pay a part of this amount at the time of form filling or admission to secure seats. The fee structure includes several components such as security deposit and tuition fee. The mentioned fee is as per the official website.

Candidates who are graduates in any discipline from recognised universities are eligible for PG Diploma courses by IIMC Delhi. The aspirants who have appeared/ are appearing for the final year/semester examination of UG degree course are also eligible to apply. However, the admission of such students is subject to their producing at least a Provisional mark sheet/ Certificate in original from their college/university by Sep 30 of the admission year. The deadline is extendable in genuine cases after ascertaining the reasons. Furthermore, the maximum age acceptable is 25 years as of Aug 1 (30 years for SC/ ST/ PWD category candidates).

Indian Institute of Mass Communication offers PG Diploma programme across five specialisations. The seat count varies for each of the course. Candidates are admitted in these courses based on merit in CUET-PG. Mentioned below are the available course specialisations:

• Journalism (English)
• Journalism (Hindi)
• Radio and TV Journalism
• Advertising and Public Relations
• Journalism (Urdu)

IIMC Delhi cutoff 2025 has been released for students belonging to different categories under the AI quota. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different courses, rounds, and categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the Postgraduate Diploma in Radio and TV Journalism category-wise IIMC Delhi CUET PG cutoff 2025 for Round 1. 

IIMC Delhi cutoff 2025 has been released across different categories of students belonging to the AI quota. For the OBC category students, the CUET PG Round 3 cutoff rank for M.A. in New Media Communications was 318 under the AI quota. For the Postgraduate Diploma in Radio and TV Journalism, the cutoff rank stood at 1193. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different courses, rounds, and categories.