Amity University Noida Answered Questions

Undoubtedly, the Christ Ghaziabad campus is large, but it is not even near to Amity. Christ Ghaziabad's campus is based on Christ Bangalore's Bannerghatta Road Campus. But there are variations. Although CU Ghaziabad is more bigger than CU Bangalore, it is situated in a terrible area. The setting is an internal hamlet area of Ghaziabad that is totally cut off from the outer world. It is bordered by paved roads, crop fields, and just a hospital, a church, and one or two public Christian schools since, according to the web address, Mariyam Nagar is where it is located. There are a few residences nearby, but other than that, the area is fairly undeveloped and remote. In terms of Amity Noida, it has a campus that is bigger than CU and is situated in a very convenient location with good roadways. There are no nearby metro stations at CU Ghaziabad because of its remote location. Though it is extremely risky to reserve a cab or an auto, especially if you are a lady, in the area that is bordered by large empty areas and crop fields, you will have to go a great distance to get to either Vaishali or Hindon River Station. Therefore, CU Ghazibad is not even very close to Delhi, even though it lists Delhi NCR as its area. Very few hostel options are available at CU Ghaziabad for both boys and girls. Additionally, they lack a mess facility. Due to the area's remoteness, there aren't many hostel or PG options nearby, and finding a place to stay will need you to go 15 to 20 kilometres. On the other hand, Amity Noida boasts a lot of on-campus housing options, and if students find them to be too expensive, they can even choose hostels off-campus. Numerous off-campus (private) hostels are either a short walk away or a quick cab or metro trip away due to their location. Guys, the reason for all of this gyan is that you can't always compare. Christ NCR is a good campus in every way, but it's just beginning to take shape, whereas Amity has been around for a while. The evolution of a campus is influenced by time. Christ is a balanced choice if you want a worthwhile education and to live a missionary lifestyle. I hope this will help you.

BCA is named as Bachelor of compute application so it is complete based on your computer applications, you will read all concepts related to computer technology and you have not to read any boring subjects that are not in your future use so if you only want to take knowledge then BCA is quite impressive and if you want to explore so much subjects then you have to explore more and more about B.Tech and you have also understood all concepts of it through this and you can not able to get some good companies in starting but as time spent you will get more and more companies through your experience.

Yes, you can pursue mass communication course after 12th from any stream like commerce, arts and Science. Minimum 50% is required. Check for the entrance exam of particular college or universities. Courses like BAJMC, B.J. M. C. Bachelor of Journalism etc. All these courses will teach you same syllabus, only name is different. Amity school and NIMCJ offer BAJMC course.

Amity has two categories-one is non-sponsored other one is sponsored. the student needs to get minimum number of marks as specified below for non sponsored. If the student is not able to get the marks specified in NS he/she still can get admission through Sponsored category as the eligibility requirements are much less than non sponsored.
For NS (Non Sponsored) category - min. 50% marks in graduation with 650 marks in MAT, 550 marks in GMAT and 200 in CMAT or 85%ile in CAT/XAT and 60%ile in NAMT. Amity Written Test on the day of Interview.
For S (Sponsored) category-min. 50% marks in graduation with MAT-600/GMAT-500/CMAT-150 or percentile in CAT/XAT-75/NMAT-50 percentile.
Amity Written Test on the day of Interview.