IIMC Delhi Placements: Average & Highest Package 2024

Placements as we see were not so good in this year and many students remained unplaced. IIMC need to pay more attention on the placement unit of the institute and should think more about the career of the students who enrolled in the institute.Read Full Review

One needs to understand that journalism is a game of patience. In the initial days, journalism is one of the least paid jobs and sometimes, we even have to pay from our own pockets to get the job done. I wish I knew it before I would have taken the job from the campus itself. I went with higher studies and denied a job as an assistant ad maker in one of the biggest houses of print media. In lockdown, nothing worked but print media shone and is likely to take over.Read Full Review

The students have to mandatorily maintain their attendance to at least 75 percent in both the semesters, otherwise, they are not allowed to appear in the examination. The first semester takes place in December while the second one takes place in March.

After the term exams in March, a placement fortnight is organized by the IIMC administration. There is a placement that specifically takes care of the fortnight. It makes sure that the students are applying to the organizations that come for the placement. Students are free to choose their beats and apply to organizations they want to work with.

Approximately, all students get placed in different organizations, web portals, advertisement companies, PR firms with an average salary from Rs. 2.40 Lakh to Rs. 3.60 lakhs per year which increase over time. One month internship is mandatory to get the passing certificate from the organization. Students get placed in print as well as digital platforms in firms like Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, Times Group, Money Control, Business Standard, APN News, ABP News, The Lallantop, ANI, Adfactors, LetzChange foundation, and many more organizations.Read Full Review