P.G. Diploma in TV Journalism (Hindi Medium) Entrance Coaching
Preparation for the Department of Hindi's one-year PG Diploma in TV Journalism, taught in Hindi at JMI.
About PG Diploma in TV Journalism (Hindi)
Television journalism covers news gathering, reporting, scripting, anchoring, camera work and editing for broadcast and digital video. Hindi is one of the main languages of Indian television and digital news.
JMI's Department of Hindi offers a self-financed P.G. Diploma in TV Journalism in the Hindi medium. The 2026–27 prospectus lists it as a one-year programme with 40 seats.
The course suits graduates with a strong command of Hindi who want to work in news reporting, anchoring, production or digital video journalism. Language skill, news sense and current-affairs knowledge are all central to it.
What to prepare for the entrance
The preparation below reflects what a Hindi broadcast-journalism test is likely to need. Check JMI's programme syllabus when it is posted for 2027–28.
Hindi language
- Grammar and usage
- Vocabulary and idioms
- Translation from English to Hindi
- News writing in Hindi
Current affairs
- National and international news
- Politics, economy and society
- Sports, science and culture
Media awareness
- History of Hindi journalism
- Television news formats
- Media organisations and regulation
- Digital and social media
Writing and analysis
- Short news reports
- Script-style writing
- Opinion pieces on current issues
Programme facts and eligibility
Applicants must be graduates. Any specific subject or language requirement is given in Annexure-I of the JMI prospectus; confirm it in the 2027–28 edition.
| Detail | As listed in the 2026–27 prospectus |
|---|---|
| Programme code | G07 |
| Offered by | Department of Hindi |
| Duration | 1 year (self-financed) |
| Seats | 40 |
| JMI programme fee | Rs. 47,115 |
Codes, seats and fees can change. Check the 2027–28 prospectus when JMI releases it.
How admission works
JMI's 2026–27 prospectus states that admission to its programmes is made on merit determined by an entrance test conducted by JMI, followed wherever applicable by an interview and/or other components. Media programmes often value clear writing and presentation, so prepare for both written and interactive stages.
In objective (MCQ) parts of JMI entrance tests, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer (2026–27 prospectus).
- Check G07 eligibility in Annexure-I of the 2027–28 prospectus
- Apply on admission.jmi.ac.in
- Build Hindi writing and current-affairs notes
- Appear in the JMI entrance test and any further stage
- Complete admission if selected
How we prepare you
Preparation plan
- Read a Hindi newspaper daily and make notes
- Weekly Hindi news-writing practice
- Revise Hindi grammar and vocabulary
- Study media history and TV formats
- Practise speaking on current topics
- Timed mock tests and writing review
Coaching fee for TV Journalism
Meer Sir Academy coaching fee: Online ₹20,000 · Offline ₹30,000.
Career and higher-study options
TV journalism (Hindi) diploma: common questions
Who offers the JMI PG Diploma in TV Journalism (Hindi)?
The Department of Hindi offers it as a self-financed programme (code G07 in 2026–27).
How long is the course?
One year. JMI listed 40 seats for 2026–27.
Is the course taught in Hindi?
Yes. It is the Hindi-medium TV journalism diploma, so strong Hindi is essential.
How is admission decided?
On merit determined by a JMI entrance test, followed by other components where applicable.
How should I prepare?
Combine Hindi language practice, daily current affairs, media awareness and regular news-writing practice.
Start your TV Journalism preparation
Online, offline, weekend and crash-course batches for 2027–28 at Meer Sir Academy, Jamia Nagar. Al-Zahra Scholarship Test on 16 November – ₹2,00,000 in scholarships.
