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Top mass communications institutes in India

Outlook magazine's June 11, 2007 edition has come out with its annual Outlook-Cfore college survey and this time, it has ranked the top mass communications institutes in India as well among others.

It says a '...major trend is that many top-scoring students are deliberately opting for professional courses like healthcare, hotel management, fashion technology and mass communication. Experts are predicting a huge demand-supply gap in terms of manpower in these sectors. A recent PriceWaterhouseCoopers report estimates that the Rs. 43,700-crore media and entertainment sector is poised for a cumulative growth of 18 per cent over the next five years and will be a Rs. 1,00,000-crore market by 2011. The fashion industry is expected to grow over five times to Rs 1,000 crore over the next 5-10 years. Healthcare, already a Rs. 1,00,000-crore sector, is growing at 13 per cent. Reforms and high growth rates have opened up new opportunities in many sunrise sectors. This is why we have ranked institutes in areas like law, fashion technology and mass communications. But this year’s ranking is based on subjective perception...'

These are the top 10 mass communications institutes in India according to the survey:

S. No. Name of institute Competence of faculty (200) Infra- structure and facilities (100) Pedagogic Systems (200) Place- ments (150) Total (650)
1 Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad 161 76 159 129 525
2 Asian College of Journalism, Chennai 164 72 156 121 513
3 AJ Kidwai Mass Comm Research Centre, Jamia, New Delhi 158 67 151 117 493
4 Indian Institute of Mass Communications, New Delhi 151 78 143 114 486
5 Xavier Institute of Communication, Mumbai 156 64 149 108 477
6 Film and Television Institute of India, Pune 148 74 140 112 474
7 Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune 142 63 138 115 458
8 Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Bangalore 143 65 137 105 450
9 Manorama School of Communication, Kottayam 139 67 132 98 436
10 Times School of Journalism, New Delhi
(website not found - link is of related group company, TOI)
134 69 130 100 433

(This data is from the Outlook magazine print edition)

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