Amity School of Communication, Amity University, Noida
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Siddharth Dutta
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Hi Mohit, you need to have atleast 50% in 12th to secure admission in Amity.
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Rishabh Bhatnagar
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I believe ASCO provides better placements. But, my personal recommendation would be for you to pursue higher studies.
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Siddharth Dutta
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Course is as per the requirements of any advertising and media field's workplace. Placements are in the same field. Banks do not hire people from this background, you can try for MBA to get placed in banks.
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Siddharth Dutta
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Hi Kartikay,
IIMC only offers Diploma programme. Xavier's, Bombay and Amity, Noida are pretty much on the same level.
IIMC only offers Diploma programme. Xavier's, Bombay and Amity, Noida are pretty much on the same level.
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Rishabh Bhatnagar
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No, there's no difference in any of these factors. It is simply another course designed to incorporate those who want to study while having a day job.
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Siddharth Dutta
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Yes, you can get admission provided there is no backlog and you have passed all subjects. Please refer to the admission brochure for more details.
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Siddharth Dutta
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If you have scored more than 90% in 12th board exams, a scholarship can be availed from Amity.
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Siddharth Dutta
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There is no separate course for event management. Regarding your marks, you may be allowed to enrol, provided you check with the university about this year's sponsored and non-sponsored system.
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