IIMC- You are Not Just Taught, but Trained

Kunwar Abhishek Bhagat belongs to 2011-12 batch of English Journalism, Amravati Campus. He is working with Zee News as Assistant Producer. Kunwar is Secretary of IIMC Alumni Association.

English Journalism offered by Indian Institute of Mass Communication is one of the best and popular courses. Better infrastructure, well updated library and above all the Rank. IIMC is a place where you are not only taught; rather you are trained being journalist.

For clearing the entrance one should be with the news, means one should be always updated with the news, current events happening globally, in short rather, I would say ‘one should have nose for News. Stick to the news, start reading and evaluate yourself where you fit.’

IIMC entrance constitutes of two phases viz. written test and Personal Interview. For written test start reading newspapers, various competition magazines available in the market.

Important Topics that would help you in the written test are:
•       IPL 2013
•       Sarabjit
•       Increase in the rate of rapes in India
•       2014 Elections
•       Afzal Guru
•       Kasab
•       MP Elections
•       Pawan Bansal’s bribery case
•       Justice J.S. Verma
•       Boxer Vijender Singh issue
•       17th Dec Protest in Delhi against rape
•       ZEE and Jindal controversy
•       Justice Katju

Be ready to face the challenge and always accept what you believe and write that in the examination, because at IIMC, they are not expecting one to be perfect. But one should have capability of being perfect.

No matter after selection in IIMC, which centre is allotted, as IIMC itself is a brand and trust me, I am a Pass out from the Pioneer batch of 2011-12 from IIMC Amravati, and I am very well enjoying the status of being IIMCIAN.