JMI Entrance Exam Admit Card 2025 (Soon) LIVE: Date, Hall Ticket Link

JMI 2025 Admit Card Live Updates - Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) will release the admit card for the JMI Entrance Exam 2025 very soon. Earlier, the JMI 2025 admit card release date was set on April 17, 2025. But now, it has been delayed. The deadline to fill out the JMI Entrance Exam 2025 application form was extended to April 13, 2025, from April 10, 2025. The JMI admissions portal - admission.jmi.ac.in shows that the application correction window has also closed. The JMI Entrance Exam admit cards are needed to take the exam. Aspirants without their admit cards won't be allowed into the exam halls. To download the JMI admit card, you need to log in to the official website using your login details from registration. The link to the JMI 2025 admit card will be provided on this page as soon as it is released. Learn more about the exam and the JMI admit card in the updates below.

Steps to Download the JMI Entrance Exam 2025 Admit Card

Before getting into the live updates, check out the steps to download the JMI admit card below. 

1. Visit the official admission portal of JMI at admission.jmi.ac.in
2. Click on the JMI 2025-26 University Admission Admit Card link
3. The login window will appear. Log in using your registered email/phone number/application number and password/DOB.
4. Your JMI Admit Card will appear on the screen. Click on the download button and take a printout.

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JMI Entrance Exam Syllabus for PG Diploma in Television Journalism

Part A - 40 MCQS of one mark each on General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Media Awareness, Contemporary National and International Issues, India and its Neighbourhood, Indian History, Society, Culture and Politics, History of Television in India and Current Television Networks Press Laws, Ethics of Journalism. 

Part B - 6 subjective questions (10 marks each) on Current Affairs, Mass Media and General Awareness, Contemporary National and International Issues, India and its Neighbourhood, Indian History, Society, Culture and Politics, History of Television in India and Writing Skills for Media.