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Shubham MittalCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 4
AAFT Noida's animation programme is known for its strong practical, project-based approach, industry-style training, and extensive use of professional software.Compared to many Delhi NCR colleges, it is often viewed as more industry-oriented.I
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AAFT Noida's animation programme is known for its strong practical, project-based approach, industry-style training, and extensive use of professional software.Compared to many Delhi NCR colleges, it is often viewed as more industry-oriented.It suits students prioritizing hands-on production skills and portfolio development over purely academic study.
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Harleen KaurCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 4
At AAFT, students gain practical exposure through real-world campaign execution, brand pitch presentations, and managing live events, which helps them build portfolios, sharpen communication and client handling skills, and experience industry
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At AAFT, students gain practical exposure through real-world campaign execution, brand pitch presentations, and managing live events, which helps them build portfolios, sharpen communication and client handling skills, and experience industry workflows. This hands-on work also enhances confidence and prepares them for roles in PR agencies, advertising houses, and event companies.
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3 weeks ago
What are the career outcomes for graduates from AAFT School of PR, Advertising & Events?
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Rachit NarangCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 3
Public Relations Executive / PR AssociateCorporate Communications OfficerMedia Relations SpecialistPR Strategist / ConsultantCrisis Communication Specialist
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Anoop RayCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 5
Through guest lectures, masterclasses, workshops, and media tours, students at the AAFT School of Journalism and Mass Communication frequently interact with professionals in the field, such as senior journalists, editors, and media leaders. Di
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Through guest lectures, masterclasses, workshops, and media tours, students at the AAFT School of Journalism and Mass Communication frequently interact with professionals in the field, such as senior journalists, editors, and media leaders. Direct insights into journalism experiences, contemporary trends, moral behavior, and career chances are offered by these workshops. While industry tours provide an up-close look at how media firms operate, workshops concentrate on practical skills like reporting, anchoring, digital storytelling, and newsroom operations. The gap between classroom theory and practical media activity is successfully filled by this blend of professional engagement and experiential learning.
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Harleen KaurCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 4
Yes — the curriculum at AAFT Noida includes industry collaborations and gives students opportunities for internships, mentorships, live briefs, and training with top PR agencies, advertising firms, and event companies, helping them gain real
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Yes — the curriculum at AAFT Noida includes industry collaborations and gives students opportunities for internships, mentorships, live briefs, and training with top PR agencies, advertising firms, and event companies, helping them gain real-world exposure and professional experience. These connections also include workshops, masterclasses, and tie-ups with industry bodies to support placements and experiential learning.
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AVNI SAXENACurrent Student
Beginner-Level 3
Yes — AAFT Noida provides support for students who want to specialise in corporate communications, digital advertising, and event management through focused subjects, practical projects, industry workshops, internships, and career guidance.
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Geeta ChaudharyCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 5
To be eligible for BSc admissions at AAFT University, you must meet the following criteria:Educational Qualification: You should have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. A 5% relaxation is granted
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To be eligible for BSc admissions at AAFT University, you must meet the following criteria:Educational Qualification: You should have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. A 5% relaxation is granted for reserved classes such as SC/ST/OBC, etc.Age Limit: There is no age limit for pursuing BSc courses unless specified by the institute's eligibility criteria. However, it is recommended to be at least 17 years old.Background: You should have a background in Science, preferably with PCM/B subjects.
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Sonam VermaCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 3
Very frequently. Guest sessions include:Brand managersPR strategistsCreative directorsEvent plannersMedia professionalsWorkshops, masterclasses & portfolio reviews happen throughout the academic year.
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Harleen KaurCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 4
At AAFT, the undergraduate programme covers event planning, PR basics, advertising, digital marketing, and hands-on projects. The postgraduate programme focuses on advanced PR strategy, crisis communication, campaign planning, rese
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At AAFT, the undergraduate programme covers event planning, PR basics, advertising, digital marketing, and hands-on projects. The postgraduate programme focuses on advanced PR strategy, crisis communication, campaign planning, research, and industry-based projects.
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a month ago
Does Bachelors in Hospitality from AAFT include real-world exposure through industrial visits or tours?
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Ananya SharmaCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 5
As a senior, I'd rate the Industrial Exposure at AAFT (School of Hospitality & Tourism) a solid 4/5 because they genuinely leverage their NCR location to get you into top-tier properties. The curriculum follows a "70:30" practical model, meani
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As a senior, I'd rate the Industrial Exposure at AAFT (School of Hospitality & Tourism) a solid 4/5 because they genuinely leverage their NCR location to get you into top-tier properties. The curriculum follows a "70:30" practical model, meaning you won't just be stuck in classrooms; you can expect frequent visits to 5-star partners like The Taj, Radisson Blu, and Shangri-La for operational tours, along with specialised visits to places like La Opera (for bakery students) or microbreweries. However, the critical "Reality Check" is that while they market "International Immersion Programs" (like trips to Italy or Thailand) aggressively, these are often paid add-ons and not part of your standard tuition fee. So, count on the local hotel visits and internships as the core of your "real-world" learning, and treat the international tours as luxury upgrades rather than guaranteed curriculum features
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