Media Coaching Classes | IIMC CUET 2026

*Minutes of 30.1.24* ☆ *AUTHORS AND BOOKS:* - Related to best-seller - Gandhi, Nehru - controversial books - Awarded on national and international level ☆ *Founding year/Editors:* - HT - TOI - HINDU - IE - TELEGRAPH ☆ *Important Amendments:* *1st *2nd(just know kya ke baare mein hai) * 7th *10,12,13,14 (same Family) *21st,71st ,92nd (same family) * 97th (meaning of cooperative society) ☆ *Most important one's:* -31st -36th -42nd(Preamble 51A,DPSP) -44th -61st -65th -69th -103th( GST came into affect on?), -104th -106th

SET 4 Dance Entertainment Sports Link: https://mcqquestions.net/static-gk SET 5 Constitution Indian Article, Schedule, Parts Parliament Link: https://mcqquestions.net/polity SET 6 Sources of Indian Constitution Amendment Fundamental Rights and Duties President, Vice President and Prime Minister Link: https://mcqquestions.net/polity SET 7 Polity Miscellaneous Polity of Neighboring Countries Government Body Link: https://mcqquestions.net/polity

*Minutes of Today's Class - 14.02.24* The Bengal Harakaru was started by Charles McClean. The Bengal Harakaru became the Indian Daily News in 1864. The Telegraph was founded in 1796. The Calcutta Morning Post was established in 1798. The Oriental Star was started in 1798. The Relator made its appearance in 1799. The Madras Courier came into existence on October 12, 1785 Censorship was introduced in Madras on December, 1795 The Bombay Gazette was established in June 1791. The Bombay Herald was established in 1789. The Bombay Courier was established in 1790. The Aj was born on September 5, 1920. Shivaprasad Gupta, a millionaire of Banaras, started the paper. In 1922, the Swarajya was started in Madras to advocate the ideals and principles of Mahatma Gandhi by Andhra Kesari T. Prakasam. A committee was constituted in March 1921 to examine the Press and Registration of Books Act of 1928, the Press Act of 1910 and the Newspapers (Incitement to Offences) Act of 1908. On the strong recommendations in the report submitted by the Committee, the Central Legislature in 1922 repealed the Newspapers (Incitement to Offences) Act of 1908 and Act I of 1910. The Swaraj Party was formed in 1923 under the leadership of Motilal Nehru and C. R. Das of Bengal. The Hindustan Times was started, with Sardar K. M. Panikkar as its first editor. The Hindustan Times was bought over by G. D. Birla later in 1927. In order to support the Swaraj Party in Bengal, C. R. Das started the Forward in Calcutta in 1923. As a journalist, he was a regular contributor to the Bande Mataram, edited by Aurobindo Ghosh. In 1923, Das shouldered the responsibilities of editing a daily newspaper, the Forward as an organ of the Swaraj Party. The Free Press of India news agency started an English daily newspaper called “The Free Press Journal” on June 13, 1930 with the help of mercantile community of Bombay B. Sengupta, who was the chief editor of the Free Press in Calcutta resigned his job there and decided to start a new nationalist news agency. He founded an independent organization called the United Press of India. Thus was born the second national news agency in India. In 1940, the Government established the Press Advisory Committee at the Centre and the Provinces. *Short Meaning* Akali: A member of a Sikh political group Swaraj: Self-government or independence for India.

*Minutes of today's class - 15.02.2024:* 1. *Farthest Points in India:* - Indira Col in the Karakoram Range - Northernmost point. - Indira Point in Andaman and Nicobar Islands - Southernmost point in Indian Territory - _Cape Comorin in Tamil Nadu - Southernmost Point in Indian Mainland._ - Kibithu in Arunachal Pradesh - Easternmost point. - Village Ghuar Moti, located in Gujarat - Westernmost point. 2. *Important Editors of Newspapers in Pre-Independent India:* - The editor of the Bombay Gazette, John Cannon - The Bombay Chronicle was born on March 3, 1913. A famous Englishman, Benjamin Guy Horniman, known for his ability became its first editor. - Hindu Patriot ably edited by Harish Chandra Mukherjee. - The Amrita Bazar Patrika, a vigorous nationalist paper of Calcutta which was published in Bengali - it changed overnight to a full-fledged English daily newspaper in order to evade the 1857 Act. 3. *Stringent Laws on Press during Colonial Period:* - The ordinary law with a special section in the Indian Penal Code was now the Government’s only weapon. That was Section 124-A. An outstanding victim of Section 124-A was Lokamanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, the fiery editor of the Marathi language weekly, the Kesari. - In order to control and regulate the press, the British Government brought out a Vernacular Press Act in 1878 and Newspapers had to execute a bond, that they would not publish anything which would excite the feelings of disaffection against the Government or of hatred between persons of different races, castes and religions among Her Majesty’ subjects. - It was practically impossible for the authorities to arrest this rapid spread. So, a more stringent Act was contemplated and was passed in 1910 known as the Press Act I of 1910. *Word Meanings:* - Repudiate: Deny the truth or validity of. - Corrigendum: A thing to be corrected, typically an error in a printed book. - Pioneer: A person who is among the first to research and develop a new area of knowledge or activity. - Missionary: A person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote - Christianity in a foreign country. - Deportation: The action of deporting a foreigner from a country. - Sedition: Conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch.

*IMPORTANT* To all the students, I hope this message finds you well. As we progress close towards the Exam day, I would like to emphasise the importance of regularity in our class. It has been noticed that we have a heterogeneous clutter of students attending the classes who joined at different stages and share distinct preparation levels. This emerges as a variability we cannot afford. After thoroughly discussing the issue, a decision has been taken to have a distinguished assembly of students who have completed the majority of the syllabus. Only students belonging to this assembly of students will henceforward be allowed to attend the classes. However, the availability of notes, PDFs and other study material will not be discontinued to other students. They can access the important notes from the link below or from the link in the description. Notes/PDFs- https://bitly.ws/xTUb Telegram group- https://t.me/iimc1 ⬇️❗Please give attention❗⬇️ As the result of a fruitful dialogue, the students who have newly joined, or are yet to complete the syllabus, also have been provided with a chance to become a member of the assembly. *The conditions are* → Complete the Syllabus as per the *checklist* in the next 7 days. → After 7 days the *assembly* will take a quick assessment by asking random questions and eventually pass their judgement. → Once you pass the assessment, you will be rewarded with the permission to attend classes, take part in group discussions, group tasks, and group tests. (The period of 7 days ends on 17 Feb. 2024) The students in the assembly will be given more preference over any other student (to be honest). No excuses will be entertained any further, once the student failed in proving himself/herself in the given period of 7 days. Regards, Class council

*Checklist Of the Class:* *Unit 1: Journalism and Mass Communication:* *Topics: Unit 1:* - History of Journalism, Radio and Tv (Community Radio- important) - Press Agency, HQ and Foundation - History of Print Media ( British  India etc) - Mass communication theories and models - Taglines of Newspaper and news channels, magazines. *Unit 2: Constitution and Polity* Topics: - introduction of Constitution - DSPS, FR,FD - Important Amendments - structure of Parliament - Difference between MLA$ MLC - Niti Aayog formation and planning - Union Cabinet ( Supreme Court and High Court - Council Ministers - UPSC - Presidents and Vice Presidents - Centre amendments and recent Bills 2023 *Unit 3:ICT* *Topics:* - Citizen Journalism - ICT education, ICT supported Education, Enabled  Education - Digital Divide -  3 types of learning: E- learning and Blended Learning,  distance learning -  NPTEL, SWAYAM,(Very Important), SWAYAM PRABHA Govt. Initiatives, NMEICT - Basic knowledge of Computer, Digital abbreviations ( iOS, apple etc.) ETC.) - WHEN, WHAT, AND IT'S USP. - National Digital Library - Synchronised and Asynchronous media. *Unit 4 GK/GS:* *Static and Dynamic:* - Cinema related awards and honors -Taglines of newspaper - Dams and Rivers - Important Battles - latest books and authors (Media related) - UNESCO  heritage parts (latest ranking) -  Indexes and rankings - Important Exercises -  Firsts in India - Company CEO's -Dance and States - Important Days and dates - Famous Brands and taglines -  themes of G20, G7 - important conferences -  foreign ministers and presidents (         Portfolios) - Full Forms and Abbreviations - Important Portfolios of World - Cabinet Ministers - National Parks, sanctuaries - India's  longest and world Longest - GI Tag and Important Themes - UNSECO Rankings *Unit 5 Miscellaneous* Topics: - Answer Writing - pictorial depictions - Brand Ambassadors - Film Review - interviews - English Comprehension - reasonings - important case studies - Media and marketing - critical Analysis or Short answer writing *Note:* - **75% coverage hai yeh* - *18%magazines se sir will tell us* - *And agar topper bana hai toh aap 7% mein geography, Indian History padhlena khud se**