AIMC entrance exam 2021 to be conducted again on June 9
Ananya | May 12, 2021 | 06:52 PM IST | 1 min read
AIMC will conduct the entrance exam once again. Candidates who wish to appear for the Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication admission test 2021 need to apply at-apeejay.edu/aimc.
NEW DELHI : The Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication (AIMC) will again conduct the AIMC entrance exam 2021 on June 9 in the online mode. Earlier, AIMC 2021 entrance exam was held on May 8.
As per the admission criteria of the institute, the score of the AIMC entrance exam 2021 is one of the important factors for the selection process to take admission in Mass Communication and Journalism courses. Candidates who are in their final year of graduation and have the requisite qualifying marks are eligible to fill the online AIMC application form 2021 at the official website - apeejay.edu/aimc.
Aspirants can complete the online registration cum application form filling process of AIMC 2021 by June 8. The institute will not accept any hard copy of the application form sent via post.
According to the online admission brochure of AIMC, candidates will be allowed to give the exam only if they submit the online AIMC 2021 application form within the deadline. Candidates can pay the AIMC application fee using debit card, credit card or net banking, UPI and other facilities. The login credentials for the application form filling of AIMC 2021 will be sent to the candidates registered email id and mobile number.
AIMC is yet to announce the date of declaration of AIMC result and counselling process. The personal interview round will be held on the same day of the entrance exam, which is June 9.
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