Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), the central university in Delhi, has officially commenced its admission process for a diverse range of distance and online programs. These programs are set to commence in the academic year 2024-25, starting in September. The Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) at JMI issued a formal notice on August 1st, inviting prospective applicants to register for these programs.
Online application forms are now accessible through the official website, www.jmicoe.in, as outlined in the August 1st notice. The university will accept applications until August 31st, after which the online application portal will be closed, and no further applications will be considered. The window for document verification and fee payment will open on September 17th. Candidates must ensure that they complete the entire admission process, including document verification and fee payment, by September 29th.
JMI offers these programs in dual modes, encompassing both online and distance learning options. Admission to the MBA program is determined through an entrance test conducted by the university on September 15th.
Students can apply for admissions to various postgraduate and undergraduate programs, as detailed below. However, admissions to these programs will be based on merit in the qualifying exams.
List of PG Programmes:
The registration period is open for twelve postgraduate (PG) programs, including:
* MA in Education
* MA in English
* MA in Geography
* MA in Hindi
* MA in History
* MA in HRM
* MA in Islamic Studies
* MA in Political Science
* MA in Public Administration
* MA in Sociology
* MA in Urdu
* MCom
List of UG Programmes:
The registration period is open for four undergraduate (UG) programs, including:
* BA (General)
* BBA
* BCom
* BCIBF
The notice further specifies that admissions to the Bachelor of Education (BEd) programs will be announced at a later date, pending guidelines from the UGC-DEB. Candidates are advised to refer to the official website for comprehensive information and updates regarding the admissions process.
