B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication with Research  

at Amity School of Communication, Noida

No, Amity School of Communication BA admission is not completely merit-based. The candidates does get shortlisted based on merit in Class 12 or equivalent examination. However, the selected candidates further have to go through an interview round as well. The students who clear the personal interview round get selected for admission. 

Amity School of Communication fees is sum of different components, which are either one-time chargeable or have to be paid annually/semester-wise. For enrollment, the admission fee or first semester fee amount has to be paid. The total tuition fee for the BA programmes range from INR 4.8 Lacs to INR 13.2 lakh. This fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

Yes, Amity School of Communication does provide BA students the opportunity to pursue a semester or with exit options. The foreign partner universities are in Australia/USA/UK. Admission to the programmes is offered in a full-time mode. Selection is done based on merit in the last qualifying examination. The two courses with which these opportunities are provided are as follows:

• BA in Journalism and Mass Communication - 3 Continent
• BA in Mass Communication - International

There are 11 subjects included in the first semester of Amity SOC BA in Journalism and Mass Communication course. The total course duration is divided into semester pattern. The courses included in the curriculum are enlisted below:

• Fundamentals of Environmental Studies
• Design and Graphics
• Screen Arts
• Introduction to Basic Concepts of Sociology
• Indian National Movement and Constitution of India
• International Relations
• Communication and Mass Media
• Communication Skills
• Foreign Business Language
• Open Elective Courses
• Outdoor Activity Based Courses

Amity School of Communication has prescribed the minimum qualification required for selection to the BA programmes. For admission to the BA courses, the aspirants must have passed Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board/council. There is no minimum aggregate prescribed for this course admission. At the time of form filling and admission, candidates must hold the relevant documents for verification purposes.

Amity School of Communication is a renowned media institute in and also offers good placements to students. For UG and PG courses the average return or placement package is INR 3 LPA and INR 4 LPA respectively. Some big media companies such as Zee, Network 18, AdFactors PR also come to ASCO for hiring.

Yes, if you have 75 Percentile and Above in CAT Examination then you have a Opportunity to get admission in Amity School of Communication.

And if you are belonging from any reserved or Sponsored Category then you have chances to get admission with in minimum cutoff marks wit 65 Percentile Marks in CAT Examination. 

Or if you are thinking to get admission in UG level B.A  Program, then you need to 80% marks in Class 12 th Examination.

Eligibility Citeria : Class 12th Pass from UP board and CBSE 12th Board.

Amity School of Communication offers courses from UG, PG, MBA and PhD for arts and administration. All these courses are provided with multiple specialisations and international exposure. Candidates can choose from disciplines such as Journalism, Mass Communication, PR, Advertising, etc. The school also offers certain certification courses in Photography and Podcast.

The average package offered during Amity School of Communication placements for UG programs in recent past was INR 3 LPA.

Yes, Amity School of Communication has a dedicated placement cell. The aim of Amity School of Communication placement cell is to offer students best support and make them industry-ready. ASOC provides continuous career counselling to students as well. The placement cell organises workshops and guest lectures by industry experts in order to give students the exposure needed to bridge the gap between classroom learnings and industry needs.