DGMC Mumbai: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies, commonly abbreviated as DGMC, is a college established in 2014 in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Located in the busy location of Malad West, it offers courses affiliated to the university of its namesake in media and communication. This compact campus sprawled across the bustling area of Malad West is the academic home for 423 students. The college has these 11 faculties who are dedicated professionals in number, and 7 courses integrated into 3 degree programmes.

The college boasts of a high level of infrastructure intended to offer students nothing short of the best learning experience. Smt. Truly, the Prabhdevi Banwarilal Saraf Library is a rich treasure trove of knowledge, holding over 3,305 books, 25 journals, and periodicals besides far-reaching access to the online DELNET database of over 6,000 e-journals and books. OPAC facility and KOHA software make access to the library's resources convenient. DGMC's computer lab: premium Apple iMac workstations and the inclusion of industry-standard software provide a professional environment for the coming-up media professionals. This is in addition to the 60-seater acoustically designed seminar hall that each facilitates required interactive learning sessions and industry conclaves.

There are seven courses at DGMC Mumbai in the category of media and communication. The institute offers a wide array of programmes, from full-time postgraduate diploma programmes to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. These comprise PGD programmes in Integrated Marketing Advertising and Communication, Event Management, and Sports Marketing and Management, and MA programmes in Film Television and New Media Production and Communication and Journalism. The BA in Multimedia and Mass Communication make up for the undergraduate programmes. 

DGMC Mumbai College Admissions are structured in a manner that only the most deserving students get through each programme. In this context, the college conducts a merit-based entrance test if ever applications will exceed the sanctioned strength for postgraduate courses such as MA Film Television and New Media Production and MA Communication and Journalism. This decants the college to select applications leaving only those deserving candidates. The college also follows university rules with regard to reservations to achieve a diverse mix of students.