ACJ 2021 application submission deadline extended till May 14
Ananya | April 27, 2021 | 07:15 PM IST | 1 min read
Candidates can apply for ACJ entrance exam 2021 in the online mode by visiting the official website- asianmedia.org.in
NEW DELHI: The Asian College of Journalism has extended the last date of ACJ application process 2021 from April 26 to May 14. The extension of date has come in view of the rising cases of Covid-19. Candidates who were not able to submit the online application form for ACJ 2021 entrance exam by April 26 can now fill up the form until the new deadline. The minimum eligibility criteria for ACJ admission 2021 states that the candidates must be a graduate in any discipline or is in their final year of graduation and is waiting for the results.
Candidates need to fill in all the personal and academic details in the relevant fields of ACJ 2021 application form. The Institute also clearly directs all the candidates to submit valid documents such as- scanned copies of the marksheets, photograph and signature to verify the details entered in the application form of ACJ 2021. All applicants must complete the submission of application form by paying ACJ application fee of Rs 2360 (inclusive of GST) online.
The dates of the ACJ entrance exam 2021 remain unchanged. The ACJ entrance exam 2021 is scheduled for May 23. The details on the online examination will be sent to the candidates via an email in between May 19 and May 21. The online interview will be held on May 27 and May 29. The result of the ACJ entrance exam 2021 will be held on May 31.
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