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Nishtha Shukla

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AFI is a famous school Los Angeles. The MFA program at AFI Conservatory is more than an academic experience in the art of movie-making. The course will help you connect with the influential artists in the field. AFI has been consistently ranked at #1 film school in the U.S. by the Hollywood Reporter. Also, the faculty at the institute comprises working professionals, and AFI maintains strong ties with Hollywood, providing students with networking opportunities and access to many industry leaders.

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Manish Rawat

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If your priorities include affordability, legacy academics, flexible structure, and a degree from a recognised central university — AU's MA might work well. However, if you're looking for up-to-date curriculum, strong industry exposure, vibrant campus culture, and extracurricular vibrancy, you may want to explore alternatives such as SHUATS (Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences) — which, in Allahabad, is considered among the best for mass communication with more modern offerings (though fees tend to be higher) .

 

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Aakshi Dalmia

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Here's how graduates of the M.A. in Marketing & Communication from IILM University, Gurugram typically progress into the professional world:

Graduates seamlessly transition into the media and communication industry, stepping into roles like journalists, content creators, social media specialists, corporate communicators, and digital strategists. Many join print, broadcast, and emerging new media platforms, while others take up roles in advertising, public relations, brand management, or media research. A notable number also pursue careers in academia or take an entrepreneurial path by initiating their own media ventures. This blend of c

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Jukanti Abhilash

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A minimum of 50% in English as a required subject in Class 12 is required for admission to the three-year BBA program, which is merit-based. Due to competition, the cutoff for admission is typically much higher in practice. Recent patterns indicate that, depending on the volume of applications and available seats, the final admission cutoff frequently falls between 80% and 85%.

 

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Jukanti Abhilash

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Candidates must earn at least 50% aggregate (45% for SC/ST) in 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics and one more subject in order to be considered for MIT ACSC's B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning . Class 12 performance determines admissions, which are merit-based; after this eligibility threshold, there is no separate cutoff percentage.

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Tanisha Pandey

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FMS Delhi offers a total of 251 seats for the MBA course. From the total number of seats, only 25 seats are reserved for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS). Check out the number of seats reserved for different categories below:

CategorySeats
Unreserved (Gen)101
Scheduled Castes (SC)37
Scheduled Tribes (ST)19
Other Backwards Class (OBC)69
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)25
Subtotal251
Supernumerary SeatsNumber of Seats 
Person with Disability (PWD)12
Children and Widows (CW)12
Foreign Students (FS)25
Ward Quota (Teaching)6
Ward Quota (Non-Teaching)6
Orphan Quota (OQ)2
Subtotal63

 

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Krishnendu Kumar

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FMS Delhi MBA cutoff information may not be available in the public domain. For the last three years, the institute has assigned 98 as a score in CAT to get admission into the MBA course. However, this may vary.

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Manori Sahni

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PSGCT BTech admission is done through a single window counselling by the Directorate of Technical Education, Chennai and their norms. Additionally, for M.Tech admission, the single window counselling by Anna University Chennai is considered. Moreover, for selection, it is also important that the aspirants fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements. Candidates can contact the admission office as well for more information.

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Aishwarya Kumari

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No, Saintgits College of Engineering BTech admission is strictly granted on a merit-basis. For the management merit seats, the rank list is made based on marks in Physics and Mathematics in Class 12. The merit list for admission is prepared in order of merit through online counselling. Thus, the college does not provide direct admission in BTech courses.

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Virajita Mehra

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IIT Bombay M.Tech admission is granted based on merit in GATE exam. Candidates seeking admission must have a valid score in the national-level entrance examination. The aspirants who meet the cutoff mark become eligible for the COAP counselling for seat allotment. Additionally, it is also crucial that the aspirants meet the course-specific eligibility requirements:

  • Candidates must have a BE/ BTech/ BSc/ Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Planning/ MSc/ MCA/ MBBS/ MPharm/ BPharm/ BDS/ degree recognised equivalent to BE/ BTech with a minimum of 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD category) earned through Associate Membershi
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