Times School of Journalism

Estd: 1985 |
AICTE |
Private College |

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About Times School of Journalism

The Times Centre for Media and Management Studies was set up, as TCMS, with a vision to promote excellence in the field of media.

The TIMES SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, DELHI is the idea of The Times Group to inculcate modern education with moral values in the students to make them a responsible and valuable citizen of the nation. The institute is working hard in the field of media to cater to its need of fresh ideas and creative minds for the changing world. The institute teaches its students to thrive in the industry by using their skills and knowledge yet maintaining their moral values. The faculty members of the institute withstand their knowledge and experiences to distribute within their students by class room teachings along with field trips. Numerous guest faculties are invited from the media industry to share their experiences and knowledge with the students through class room lectures, workshops and seminars and make the students to see the real world and realize the challenges awaiting them in the future. The alumni students of TSJ are in demand by the corporate world and are placed in various non-media companies, government bodies, and other reputed media houses.

Facts and Figures of Times School of Journalism, Delhi

Started in	1985
Courses Type	Autonomous courses
Beginner Level salary Package	2.5-5 lac
Batch Size	30-35 students
Location	Delhi, New Delhi

Why to join Times School of Journalism, Delhi?

Reputed Institute: The institute is a renowned name in the media and other industries. It is one of the most preferred destinations for students looking for a career in the media industry. TSJ has a say in the nation’s media industry.
Faculty: The faculty at TSJ comprises of professional- mainly higher-ranking journalists- who are involved with the media industry. Apart from giving necessary education, they become their seniors or bosses during their internship at their work places.
Easy Admission: Students having 45% marks can apply for the course.