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      >>  Certificates  <http://www.journalismmentor.in/admissionprocess.html#6>
      >>  Application Fees
<http://www.journalismmentor.in/admissionprocess.html#7>
      >>  Interview
<http://www.journalismmentor.in/admissionprocess.html#8>
      >>  Fees <http://www.journalismmentor.in/admissionprocess.html#9>

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 *   "The newspaper is
    of necessity
    something of a
    monopoly, and
    its first duty is to
    shun the
    temptations of
    monopoly. Its
    primary office is
    the gathering of
    news. At the peril
    of its soul it must
    see that the
    supply is not
    tainted. Neither in
    what it gives, nor
    in what it does not
    give, nor in the
    mode of
    presentation,
    must the
    unclouded
    face of truth
    suffer wrong.
    Comment
    is free but facts
    are sacred."

     C P Scott

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Admission to Journalism Mentor is a three-step process.

Step 1
Completing and sending all elements of the Application Packet.

Step 2
Appearing for an interview after pre-selection.

Step 3
On intimation of your admission, sending the fee for the programme and
reporting for the programme on the designated day.

Application Packet
The application packet consists of five elements. Only when all the five are
received will your application packet be considered complete and eligible
for consideration.

1. A completed Application Form.
2. You need to submit a 500-word autobiography.
3. You need to submit a 500-word statement telling us why you want to be a
journalist.
4. You need to submit self-attested copies of Certificates and Mark Sheets.
5. Application fee of Rs. 500. Draft has to be drawn in favour of “JM
Foundation for Excellence in Journalism”.

Please see details below about the five elements of the application packet.

Application Form
1. Download application form from the web site
*HERE*<http://www.journalismmentor.in/formmail.html>.

2. Print the application form
3. Complete the application form
4. Send the application form along with the other four components of the
application packet to the address below:

Journalism Mentor
302 Shubham Centre “A” CHSL
Cardinal Gracias Road
Chakala, Andheri East
Mumbai 400 099

Autobiography
A 500-word autobiography written by the candidate (only then does it become
an autobiography) has to be submitted. For those students who want to pursue
a career in Indian language media, the autobiography may be submitted in the
Indian language of their choice.

Statement
A 500-word statement telling us why you want to become a journalist should
be sent. You need to tell us what are the reasons that have led you to
contemplate journalism as a career or calling. For those students who want
to pursue a career in Indian language media, the statement may be submitted
in the Indian language of their choice.

Certificates / Mark Sheets
All certificates and mark sheets till the last examination passed will have
to be sent. They have to be self-attested, which means that the candidate
will have to sign the same attesting that it is a true copy. Since all
applications are based on an honour code, the discovery of any certificate
or mark sheet as being false at the time of admission will imply an act of
deceit and shall be reported to the necessary authorities under the laws of
the country.

Application Processing Fee
Rs. 500/- bank draft or pay order drawn in favour of “Journalism Mentor”
will have to be sent along with attested copies of certificates, mark sheets
and the filled application form.

Interview
Candidates will be interviewed on basic knowledge of the world, general
knowledge, basic mathematical and verbal skills and, most importantly, to
ensure that their statements and autobiographies are indeed a reflection of
their personalities.

Fees
The Mentorship Fee is Rs. 200,000 (Rs. Two lakh) excluding the cost of
books, stationery including CDs, DVDs, pen drive, and any photocopies. The
fee has to be paid in two installments by bank draft or pay order drawn in
favour of “JM Foundation for Excellence in Journalism”. *The first
installment of Rs. One Lakh has to be paid at the time of accepting the
admission offer, and the second installment of Rs. One Lakh has to be paid
by September 16. Any student who has been accepted but is not able to pay
the fees because of lack of funds will be provided education free of
cost.*The discretion of Journalism Mentor is final in determining the
need of the
student and the ability to pay. Details of parents’ or guardians’ financial
data will be required in such cases.In such cases the amount of Rs. 200,000
will be treated as an interest-free loan to the student who will be required
to repay the same over 36 months.



      *2010 BATCH
ADMISSION OPEN

*DOWNLOAD
APPLICATION FORM <http://www.journalismmentor.in/formmail.html>

     WHO CAN APPLY
Graduate from any stream


LOCATION
Mumbai


COURSE COMMENCES
August 16, 2010


LANGUAGE NO BAR
AGE NO BAR

NO ENTRANCE EXAM

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302 Shubham Centre "A" CHSL, Cardinal Gracias Road, Chakala, Andheri (E)
Mumbai 400099. 28268929, 28261785, 9820985853
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<http://www.journalism.org.in/>(A not-for-profit, Section 25, Company
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