New Delhi, Delhi
Collage
2003
UGC
The National Institute of Mass Communication has been set up in 2003 in collaboration with the Canadian Institute of Mass Communication, Ontario, Canada by the Educational Media Research Society, New Delhi (a society registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860). NIMC has an industrial collaboration with Singhania University which is recognized by UGC (University Grants Commission, Govt of India). California University, USA has also recognized the National Institute of Mass Communication & its courses. The objective is to impart quality training to students in mass media & BJMC Courses in Delhi so that they efficiently utilize media technology in the best possible manner to keep pace with the fast-evolving communication industry.
The National Institute of Mass Communication has been set up in 2003 in collaboration with the Canadian Institute of Mass Communication, Ontario, Canada by the Educational Media Research Society, New Delhi (a society registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860). NIMC has an industrial collaboration with Singhania University which is recognized by UGC (University Grants Commission, Govt of India). California University, USA has also recognized the National Institute of Mass Communication & its courses. The objective is to impart quality training to students in mass media & BJMC Courses in Delhi so that they efficiently utilize media technology in the best possible manner to keep pace with the fast-evolving communication industry.
The National Institute of Mass Communication is affiliated with the University of Singhania University and is recognized by University Grants Commission.
National Institute of Mass Communication courses are offered at various levels like as diploma courses Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication, Diploma in Acting, and Diploma in Photography. You can also find a brief overview of the different courses offered by the university across various disciplines with their specializations on the Course page.
The National Institute of Mass Communication has a sprawling campus that is well-maintained and provides a serene environment for learning. The buildings are modern and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, National Institute of Mass Communication making it easier for students to learn and faculty to teach. The classrooms of the National Institute of Mass Communication, lecture halls, and labs are spacious, comfortable, and designed to provide an excellent learning experience. The library is also outstanding, with a vast collection of books, online resources, and knowledgeable librarians. A fully airconditioned state-of-the-art Library with books ranging from Media, Journalism to Radio and entrepreneurship. We have a collection of hundreds of books and journals on different aspects of mass communication and allied subjects such as economics, political science, international relations, and current affairs. The periodical section has more than 10 leading newspapers in Hindi and English for our students.
Some Other Facilities of the National Institute of Mass Communication are:
Benjamin Franklin once said, “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” His quote is one of the basic principles our Institute follows. NIMC helps students to enhance and showcase themselves. Our vision is to make our students work on the code of ethics in media professions.
Media is an integral tool that ties the world together. Hence media technology and its developments can keep the communication industry working. To groom our students, NIMC makes an environment in which they are open to speaking their thoughts, sharing, and involving their time and efforts productively.
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