Amity University, Gurugram

No, you wouldn't be deemed eligible for any such scholarship, with that rank and Amity University is not affiliated to NCHMCT.

For admission in B.Sc in Animation and Visual Graphics, you need to have passed class 12th from a recognized board.
To know detailed eligibility visit: https://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/course/b-sc-in-animation-and-visual-graphics-amity-university-gurugram-gurgaon-231792

No, the eligibility for MPH is MBBS/BDS/BAMS/Diploma in public health/B.Sc in nursing with a minimum of 50% marks.

There is a wide career scope for MPH graduates. They can get very good jobs in Govt. as well as Pvt. sector hospitals, health organisations and NGOs. Also, organizations such as WHO, UN Children's Fund, The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, etc., hire such postgraduates.

To be eligible to fill/apply for the form, you need to have PCM - 60% min. (if your result is awaited, then also, you can apply for the program, but once your result is out, it should be a minimum of 60% in PCM).

Application forms are already out for B.Sc in Nursing program. Apply online, please visit www.amity.edu.gurugram and to apply through offline mode, in cash, please visit Amity University, Gurugram campus along with your documents and a photo, and then you will be able to apply and submit the form there itself. There is no test for this program. The selection would be made on the basis of your SOP (Statement of Purpose) video, for which you will be informed about once we will receive your application form.

Admissions are already open. To apply online, please visit- www.amity.edu.gurugram and to apply through offline mode/through cash, please visit Amity University, Gurugram campus along with your documents and a photo, and then you will be able to apply and submit the form there itself.

The questions asked by the interviewer are always instant. Though they majorly are to check your basic knowledge about the subject and also to test your knowledge based on your graduation course.