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The Institute maintains close contacts and professional relationships with a number of news organizations, academic institutions and corporations. Many of our faculty members, full-time, part-time and guest lecturers, are professionals in senior positions at major media institutions. We maintain active partnerships with several journalism-related organizations in India and solicit their participation on an ongoing basis.

The journalism community in India recognizes the quality of our program and the caliber of our students. Our graduates are now working in CNN, CNN-IBN, Times Now, Rediff, Google, Reuters, Press Association-UK, major newspapers and many other leading media houses. Further, we have placed graduates in internship programs with the prestigious New York Times and Scripps Howard Program in the United States.

IIJNM career placement services aggressively market our graduates to leading media organizations. We maintain constant contact with human resource departments at these organizations, developing a relationship that provides our graduates with the best career opportunities. As the leading school of journalism in India, it is our priority to ensure the highest placement of our students.


Career Placement Week at IIJNM

Nearly all the students at IIJNM have been placed. Most students have multiple offers.
Companies that came to recruit include
CNN IBN, CNBC Awaaz, CNBC TV18, Newswire 18, NewsX, Times Now, BIG FM, Deccan Chronicle, Times of India, Indian Express, Reuters, CMPt, IDG, Press Association UK, Sakaal Publications, Infomedia, DNA, Bangalore Mirror, TV9 and other consulting firms.

Salaries this year have ranged from about Rs. 2 lakh per annum to about Rs. 5 lakh per annum.

Students and recruiters have both been happy with the Placement Process.

"As always, a very useful visit," said Margaret Hicks of The Press Association, UK and India. "The students are very bright and obviously taught well," she added.

"Some students were exceptionally good in their walkthroughs and live chats," remarked Shreeti, the HR manager of TV9. "We are impressed."

Shumita Mahajan, Assistant Editor of Sakaal group of publications found the students very focused, and Nabanita Guha, Senior Manager, HR, INX News said that the students had great team spirit.

Muralidhar Swaminathan, News Director of CNBC TV 18 said that the company had a good experience. "There is a lot of enthusiasm in the batch."

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