Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

Hi Surbhi,
Yes, Amity University is good for Bachelors in Fine Arts.
Bachelor of Fine Arts is a three year course, minimum eligibility for which is an intermediate (10+2). Fine Arts is an art form which is developed mainly for aesthetics rather than practical application. Subjects studied under this degree are drawing, painting, figure drawing, portraiture, watercolor, art-making concept development, and art history critique.
Eligibility: The eligibility required for Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts is a higher secondary (10+2) pass. Usually, the course duration for this course is 3-4 years in most of the institutes and universities.
Hope this helps.
Wish you luck.

Space technology is no longer reserved for national and international space agencies and big companies. It is gradually becoming a field of increasing interest to a wide range of private industries, including small and medium-sized companies. There is a high demand for candidates with strong skills and qualifications within space technology. These skills and qualifications are also required in many high technology companies.
Space technology education deals with the design, development and application of space Science and technology for application in national and regional development and environment management. Technologies such as weather forecasting, remote sensing, GPS systems, satellite television, and some long distance communications systems are also dependent on space infrastructure. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was instituted to play a meaningful role in harnessing space technology. The Indian Space programme also focuses on developing capability to build and launch communication satellites for television broadcast, telecommunications and meteorological applications; remote sensing satellites for management of natural resources.
If you are interested in space technology studies, you can pursue M.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering. Typically, this course covers the areas of aerodynamics, space technology, design, propulsion and structures. Completing your B.Tech in ECE will make you eligible to apply for this course .You need to have excellent GATE scores to secure a seat in this stream in a reputed institution. The GATE scores get 70 per cent weightage while the remaining weightage is given to your academic record and performance in the interview. Hence, you need to ensure that you have a good academic track record and good scores in all your semesters. The Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (CSSTEAP) also offers postgraduate courses in space technology studies such as Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System, Satellite Communication, and Satellite Meteorology and Global Climate and Space and Atmospheric Science. Details of the postgraduate courses are available at these links: http://www.cssteap.org/post_graduates_course.html and http://www.cssteap.
org/edu_programme.

Hi Rizwan,
UGC is the body which gives recognition to universities. It is known as University Grants Commission. It is applicable for universities only. Whichever course one enrolls for in any university, that University should be UGC recognized for that degree to be valid.
AICTE is actually for Institutions. It gives affiliation to technical courses like B.Tech, M.tech, MCA, MBA, etc. For a technical course to be valid, your institute (not university) must be AICTE affiliated. AICTE affiliation is not required for other Science, Arts, Commerce, Humanities courses. So,if you are a B.Tech candidate, your university should be UGC recognized and your college should be AICTE affiliated. If, these both conditions satisfy then your degree is valid.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.