What’s New at the National School of Journalism and Public Discourse? The last date to apply for Intake 1 admissions is February 28, 2022.

National School of Journalism and Public Discourse is a private institute established in 2014. NSoJ is located in Hebbal, Bangalore and  the school aims is to train ethical professionals who care about justice, truth, and democracy.

NSoJ Bangalore provides undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and the courses include Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism, Integrated Honours Degree in Journalism, Integrated Honours Degree in Psychology, Integrated Honours Degree in Political Science, and Integrated Honours Degree in English. NSoJ UG programmes are affiliated with Bengaluru City University and are in accordance with NEP 2020.

National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) offers UG and PG programmes and the courses include Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism, Integrated Honours Degree in Journalism, Integrated Honours Degree in Psychology, Integrated Honours Degree in Political Science, and Integrated Honours Degree in English.

Candidates who are planning to apply can fill out the form online. The last date to apply for intake 1 is February 28, 2022. Below is the detailed information regarding National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) fees, courses, and eligibility:

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Here are the steps on how to apply for National School of Journalism and Public Discourse admissions. The application fee is INR 1000. Candidates can go through the below steps:

Step 1: Firstly, candidates need to register and pay the application amount

Step 2: Then submit the filled application form

Step 3: Candidates longlisted for admission will be notified and invited to take the Objective Structured Assessment (OSA), which will comprise an hour-long written examination designed to test the candidates’ fitness and aptitude for our programmes along with an interview

Step 4: Successful candidates will be notified immediately after the interview with an offer of admission. Candidates who have yet to complete their qualifying exams will receive a conditional offer.

Below mentioned are the names of NSoJ International collaborations, fellowships, and exchange programme:

The previous year, 90% of  students were placed by the college last year. The rest 10% are pursuing higher studies. A minimum package was INR 2.8 LPA, the median salary was INR 3.2 LPA, the average salary was INR 3.5 LPA and the highest salary was INR 3.6 LPA.

National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) Scholarships

Every year students of the National School of Journalism and Public Discourse (NSoJ) offer scholarships to deserving students. The awards reflect NSoJ commitment to:

1. Recognising the academic proficiency and excellence
2. Providing world-class training to future Journalists who are financially weak

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