IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 – 51 Posts

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 – Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) has officially released Advertisement No. 03/2025 inviting online applications for 51 Non-Teaching vacancies across Group A, Group B and Group C posts. This recruitment includes positions such as Assistant Registrar, Section Officer, Assistant, UDC, Junior Programmer, Stenographer, Library Officer and others, to be posted at Delhi and Regional Centres.

The online application process starts from 13 December 2025 and the last date to apply online is 12 January 2026, followed by submission of hard copy by post. IIMC is a prestigious central institute under the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, making this recruitment highly competitive.

Based on previous non-teaching recruitments of central universities and institutes, more than 1.5 to 2 lakh candidates are expected to apply this year due to multiple posts, all-India eligibility and stable government career prospects.

Candidates must apply through the official website and for Latest & Easy-to-Read Updates and Simplified Details, visit GovtJobLink.com.

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 – Group A, Group B and Group C posts Recruitment 2025

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 –Notification No. 03/2025

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IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Important Dates & Application Fee

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Age Limit & Eligibility Details

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Vacancy Details

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : How to Apply Online & Required Documents

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Selection Process & Pay Scale

IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Exam Pattern & Syllabus

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IIMC Delhi Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 : Exam Preparation Strategy

Preparing for IIMC Delhi Non-Teaching Recruitment 2025 requires a role-specific, exam-oriented strategy, as the selection process varies for Group A, B & C posts. Based on previous similar central institute recruitments, here is a focused and realistic preparation plan:

Understand the Exam Structure First

• Group A posts: Written Test → Skill Test → Interview
• Group B & C posts: Written Test → Skill Test
  Candidates should identify their post category first, as preparation depth differs significantly.

Core Written Exam Preparation Strategy

1. Start with General Awareness & Current Affairs, especially:
   • Government schemes
   • Media, communication & education sector news
   • Recent developments related to Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
2. Strengthen Quantitative Aptitude basics:
   • Arithmetic (Percentages, Ratio, Time & Work)
   • No high-level maths, but accuracy & speed matter
3. Reasoning Ability:
   • Focus on logical reasoning, series, coding-decoding, directions
4. English Language:
   • Grammar (error spotting, sentence improvement)
   • Vocabulary & comprehension (especially important for Assistant, UDC, Stenographer)
5. Computer Awareness:
   • MS Office, Internet, Email
   • Basics of Operating Systems
   • Very important for Assistant, Section Officer, UDC
6. Post-Specific Subject Knowledge:
   • Library Science (for Library & Professional Assistant)
   • Journalism & Editing concepts (Assistant Editor)
   • Programming fundamentals (Junior Programmer)
7. Previous Exam Memory-Based Questions:
   • Practice questions from similar autonomous institutes & universities
8. Mock Tests:
   • Attempt at least 2–3 full-length mocks per week
9. Skill Test Preparation:
   • Typing practice (English/Hindi) for UDC & Stenographer
   • Computer skill drills for Assistant/Section Officer
10. Interview Readiness (Group A):
    • Understand your role
    • Be clear on educational background & work experience
11. Revision Plan:
    • Weekly revision
    • One full revision cycle every 15 days
12. Time Management:
    • Practice solving papers within time limits
13. Accuracy Over Guesswork:
    • Avoid blind attempts; central institutes usually follow strict evaluation
14. Documentation Readiness:
    • Keep eligibility & experience proofs organized
15. Final 15 Days Rule:
    • Revise notes
    • Attempt mocks
    • Avoid new topics

Sample Questions & Recommended Books / Study Material

1. Questions related to Indian Institute of Mass Communication establishment & role
2. Basics of Mass Communication theories
3. MS Word shortcut keys
4. Current Affairs related to media & broadcasting
5. English sentence correction
6. Coding-decoding reasoning question
7. Percentage calculation
8. Library classification systems (DDC basics)
9. HTML full form & basic use
10. Data interpretation (simple table)
11. Logical series
12. संविधान के अनुच्छेद से संबंधित प्रश्न
13. पत्रकारिता के सिद्धांत
14. Computer hardware basics
15. Time & work numerical
16. Synonyms & antonyms
17. Internet security basics
18. Office automation tools
19. सामान्य विज्ञान (basic level)
20. Recent government scheme related to education/media

Recommended Books / Study Material

• Lucent General Knowledge
• Arihant Quantitative Aptitude
• RS Aggarwal Reasoning
• Objective Computer Awareness – Arihant
• English Grammar – Wren & Martin
• Library Science Notes (for Library posts)
• Basic Journalism & Mass Communication books
• Previous University Non-Teaching Exam Papers
• Online Mock Tests (Autonomous Body Exams)

Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)

Question 1 – What is the last date to apply for IIMC Delhi Non-Teaching Recruitment 2025?
Answer – The last date for online application is 12 January 2026.

Question 2 – How many total vacancies are announced under IIMC Non-Teaching Recruitment 2025?
Answer – A total of 51 posts are notified across Group A, B & C categories.

Question 3 – Is there a written exam for IIMC Delhi Non-Teaching Recruitment 2025?
Answer – Yes, written exams are conducted for all applicable posts.

Question 4 – Is experience mandatory for all posts?
Answer – Experience requirements vary post-wise; some posts require mandatory experience.

Question 5 – What is the selection process for Group C posts?
Answer – Written Test followed by Skill Test.

Question 6 – Can freshers apply for IIMC Non-Teaching posts?
Answer – Freshers can apply only where experience is not mandatory.

Question 7 – What is the age limit for IIMC Recruitment 2025?
Answer – Age limits vary by post, ranging approximately from 32 to 40 years.

Question 8 – Is there any interview for all posts?
Answer – Interview is applicable mainly for Group A posts.

Question 9 – Where can I apply online for IIMC Delhi Non-Teaching Recruitment 2025?
Answer – Applications must be submitted through the official IIMC portal.

Question 10 – Where can I get simplified preparation guidance?
Answer – For easy-to-understand updates, visit GovtJobLink.com.

Note: Applicants are strongly advised to carefully verify all details such as important dates, eligibility criteria, application fee, age limit, number of vacancies, experience requirements, and selection process from the official notification and official website before applying. Candidates must submit their applications only through the official website using the direct login link provided by the recruiting authority.

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