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Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)

SHELA, AHMEDABAD-380 058, GUJARAT
PHONE :
(02717) 237946 TO 51, FAX : (02717) 237945
E-MAIL : admissions@mica.ac.in WEBSITE : www.mica-india.net

Prof. Atul Tandan
Director
B.Tech. (IIT Bombay),
PGDBA (IIM, Ahemdabad)

 

About the Institute :-

Started in 1991 as an autonomous non-profit making institution, Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) is the first academic institute in the country, and perhaps in the Asia Pacific region, which is wholly dedicated to serve the needs of the Integrated Marketing Communications industry. MICA's education & experience on campus, substantially enhances the student's career prospects. Currently, the career choice ranges from joining an advertising agency, a marketing research
or brand marketing company, working in diverse media like print, audio-visual or electronic, and the newly emerging sectors of Direct Marketing, Event Management and Public Relations. Students graduating in March 2004 will be the 9 th batch of its
2 year Post Graduate Diploma Programme in Communications (PGPC).

Governing Body Members

Mr. Gerson da Cunha
(Chair person)

Communications Professional, Mumbai

Mr. Subrata Bhowmick

Designer - Ahmedabad

Mr. Kiran Karnik

President, Nasscom, New Delhi

Dr. Pradip N. Khandwalla

Former Director - Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

Mr. Alan D'Souza

Executive Director (Corporate), Mudra Communications Ltd.

Dr. N. Bhaskara Rao

Chairman - Centre for Media Studies, New Delhi

Prof. Sharad Sarin

Professor of Marketing - Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur

Prof. Subroto Sengupta

Marketing Communication Consultant and Visiting Faculty, Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata.

Mr. Madhukar Kamath

M.D. & CEO, Mudra Communications Ltd.

Mr. N. Vittal

Former Chief Vigilance Commissioner

Prof. Atul Tandan

Director – Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad

 

Course Sturcture

 

  PGP - 1   Term - I (July-Sept.) PGP - 1  Term - II (Oct - Dec)

Course 1

Introduction to Communication Culture & Communication

Course 2

Mass Media in India Sales & Distribution Management

Course 3

Organisational Dynamics Consumer Behaviour

Course 4

Quantitative Techniques Media Research & Planning

Course 5

Indian Business Environment Management Accounting & Control System

Course 6

Written Analysis & Communication Marketing Research-I

Course 7

Finance Managerial Economics (BDF & ME)

Course 8

Marketing Management Urban Retail Study

Course 9

Advertising Management-I Visual Communication-I

Course 10

Creative Aerobics Advertising Management-II

Course 11

  Organisational Communication
  PGP - 1   Term - III (Jan -March) PGP - 2

Course 1

Media Marketing Corporate Communication

Course 2

Strategic Marketing Direct Marketing and Sales Promotion

Course 3

Marketing Research-II Social Marketing & Dev. Communication

Course 4

Retail Management Communication Technologies

Course 5

Business Ethics Strategic Management-II

Course 6

Strategic Management-I Project Management

Course 7

Brand Management Public Relations and Event Management

Course 8

Introduction to Ad Research  

Course 9

Visual Communication-II  
Specialisation BRAND COMMUNICATION / ACCOUNT PLANNING : Services Marketing, Sales Strategy & Supply Chain, Strategic Brand Management, AP-I (Account Planning & Client Servicing), Product Management, Marketing Information Analysis, Brand Projects, AP-II (Campaign Planning), Digital branding, Agency Management, Thesis
MEDIA MANAGEMENT : Strategic Media Planning, Business of Media (Law & Ethics), Media Buying, Alternative Media (Outdoor/Exhibition/Event), Broadcast Media, Thesis
MARKETING RESEARCH : Introduction to Quali. Research, Applied Areas in Research, Advance Techniques of Quali Research, Modelling in Marketing, Marketing & Mgmt. of Research in Business, Thesis

 

Campus and Facilities

Accommodation/Hostel Facilities : The Campus extends over 17 acres of green, verdant grass, mango and neem orchards and it sports a well-tended garden of flower beds. The centre of the complex, houses the class rooms, faculty offices, the library and auditorium with 220 seats. There is a conference hall, three computer labs and all the other basic utilities required for excellence in education. The seven hostel blocks have 162 well-equipped rooms for 176 well appointed students' residential facilities.

Recreation : MICA is a member of the SPIC-MACAY. The MICAn film club is called 'Trinetra', while 'Black Coffee' is the Student managed Literary Magazine and 'Sankalp' is MICA's student led Theatre Society.
The MICA campus is also equipped with a tennis court, basket-ball and badminton court, table-tennis tables and other indoor sports facilities.
MICA's campus encourages and facilitates other activities such as cricket, football, cycling, walking and jogging.

Catering/Mess : The Students' mess committee decides the menu for the daily meals. 'Chhota', MICA's canteen is open 24X7 and caters to between-the-meals needs of the students.

Health and Welfare : MICA has a tie up with Krishna Heart Institute for emergency services. All the students are insured for personal accident and hospitalisation.

Computing : facilities at MICA include a general computer lab of 30 PCs for participants in the short duration programmes. In addition, MICA also provides a 20 PC Media Lab to facilitate students in the use of media software and another 20 PC lab for creative designing and communications and including audio/video advertisements. All the labs are connected to the Internet 24/7. Students also have direct access to emails and the Internet from their hostel rooms through their own PCs. This gives MICA a LAN of over 300 nodes and provides the students with online facilities of course material access, library catalogue access and general regular information updates from anywhere in the campus. The network design (both for the Internet and the Intranet) is to assist students to stay connected to the world 24 hours and through out the year, while providing continuous personal development through information sharing during their education at MICA.

Library : The library at MICA functions as a Knowledge Exchange and Information Centre (KEIC). It has more than 4400 books on over 20 subjects. These are supplemented by more than 12500 video clips (audio and video cassettes), guard books of print advertisements and relevant subject CDs. KEIC subscribes to over a 100 periodicals and 11 newspapers, magindia.com, indiastat.com, Ebsco Online database and VAMS electronic library. The library has LAN, TV, VCR and multimedia facilities. The range of data bases covered are books, newspapers, periodicals, thesis/dissertations, TV commercials and case study. These are valuable reference tools like upmarket surveys, NRS, IRS, Census, CMIE and other available for study. KEIC services are available to students, faculty members, the advertising industry and to researchers on a 24/7 basis.

 

ELIGIBILITY

You require at least a three year bachelor's degree (or equivalent qualification) in any discipline recognised by the Association of Indian Universities to make you eligible for a post-graduate study at MICA. If you are now a candidate appearing for the final examination of a bachelor's degree
(or an equivalent qualification), you may still apply.

Students with demonstrable aptitude for assessing, expressing or conceiving ideas that move people to action will stand better chances of being selected.

FEE STRUCTURE

What will it Cost to Study at MICA?
The tuition fee and other charges for the first year students, during 2004-2006, will be payable in three installments as follows:

(Amount in Rupees)

Fee Particulars

June/July 2004
Term I

October 2004
Term II

January 2005
Term III

Tuition fee

40000

40000

40000

Student Activity fee

3000

3000

3000

Lodging and Boarding

16000

16000

16000

Programme fee and study material

3000

3000

3000

Library fee

2500

2500

2500

Caution deposit (Refundable)

3000

   

Medical Checkup and Personal accident insurance (annually)

1000

   

Internet connectivity charges

3500

3500

3500

Total

72000

68000

68000

1. Personal expenses on travel, laundry, entertainment, etc. are to be borne by the individual student independently.
2. The programme fees and other charges are likely be revised upward by about 10% - 20% annually during the 2nd year.
3. The Annual fee for International students is US $ 11,000/- excluding computer.
4. Admission will be conditional to bring student's own computer.

What will it Cost to Study at MICA?
The tuition fee and other charges for the Second year students, during 2003-2005, will be payable in three installments as follows:

(Amount in Rupees)

Fee Particulars

June/July 2004
Term I

October 2004
Term II

January 2005
Term III

Tuition fee

38000

38000

38000

Student Activity fee

3000

3000

3000

Lodging and Boarding

16000

16000

16000

Programme fee and study material

3000

3000

3000

Library fee

2500

2500

2500

Medical Checkup and Personal accident insurance (annually)

500

   

Internet connectivity charges

3500

3500

3500

Total

66500

66000

66000

Personal expenses on travel, laundry, entertainment, etc. are to be borne by the individual student independently.

 

PLACEMENTS

Hindustan Lever Limited

Hero Honda

Hitachi Home Appliances

Titan

Reliance Infocom Ltd.

Aditya Birla Group

Bajaj Allianz

Tata AIG

Finolex Cables

J. L. Morison India Ltd.

Career Launcher

Blow Plast

Essar Oil

Onida

Arvind Mills

Torrent

Bates Clarion

Contract Advertising

Equus

Enterprise Nexus

FCB Ulka

Fountainhead

Grey World Wide

Lintas

Leo Burnett

Lowe Worldwide

McCann

Mudra

Ogilvy & Mather

Rediffusion DY&R

EURO RSCG

Lemon

Starcom

JWT

Business Standard

Indian Express

Just Another Magazine (JAM)

The Hindu

Dainik Jagran

Hindustan Times

The Times of India

Mid Day

NDTV

Zee TV

CNBC

Aaj Tak

Sony Entertainment TV

Initiative Media

Real Image Media Tech.

Primetime Media

Madison DMB&B

Zee Interactive

Thomson Connect

Mindshare

MPG

GE Analytical

TNS Mode

AC Neilsen ORG- MARG

Blackstone Research

Indica Research

IMRB

IMRB (PQR)

MBL-RCG

Pathfinders

Genesis PR

Elephant Design

Gas Authority of India

Indian Dairy Board

 

 

ACADEMIC STAFF

Name

Qualification / Information

Atul Tandan
Director

PGDBA (IIMA-Marketing), B.Tech (Hons)

Rajneesh Krishna

Ph.D. (Sociology)

Arbind Sinha

Ph.D. M.Sc. (Anthropology)

Gautam Raj Jain

Ph.D. (HRD), M.Com.

Naval Bhargava

PGDM (IIMC-Marketing), B.Tech.(IIT-Kanpur)

Shailesh Yagnik

M.A. M.Lib

Sushil Bahl

DBM, Diploma in Advertising & Marketing

Simon Fernandes

PGDBA (Advertising), BA

Seema Gupta

Ph.D. (Marketing), MBA

Satish C. Pandey

Ph.D. (Psychology)

Shubhra P. Gaur

Ph.D. (Psychology)

Keyoor Purani

Ph.D. (Marketing), MBA, BE

Rasananda Panda

Ph.D. (Economics) MA

A. F. Mathew

MA. (Communications)

Dwarika Prasad Uniyal

MBA (Marketing)

Deval Kartik

MDBA (Marketing) PGDCMC

Anupam Tripathi

MBA (Bus. Process Engg)

Deepti Pant

MBA (Marketing)

Ravi Dixit

MBA (Marketing)

Adjunct Faculty

 

Pradeep Krishnatray

Ph.D. (Mass Communication)

Sridhar Chari

PGDBA (IIMA-Finance)

Subhash Tendle

GD, Applied Arts

Research Staff

 

Chanchal Shaktawat

MBA, Marketing

Vivish Vajravel

B.Sc. CP in Market Research

Ravindrakumar Vemula

MA (Communication)

Nilmadhab Mandal

MBA, Marketing

Sibani Mohapatra

MBA, Marketing

Mini Mathur

MBA, Marketing

Aviral Bansal

MBA, Marketing

Siddhrthrai Dave

MA (Journalism & Communication)

Nairuti Jani

MA (Social Work)

Visiting Faculty

Besides the above more than 40 industry professionals and academicians offer courses and lectures as Visiting Faculty.

 

Contact Information

Mr. KGK Pillai
Deputy Registrar

Mudra Institute of Communication Ahmedabad
SHELA, AHMEDABAD-380 058, GUJARAT
PHONE : (02717) 237946 TO 51
FAX : (02717) 237945
E-MAIL :
admissions@mica.ac.in
WEBSITE :
www.mica-india.net

Last Date for Forms :

Examination Dates :

Group Discussion/Interviews