Amity University Noida Answered Questions

Yes, Amity University does provide placements in all the courses offered by them.
Although, the placements are provided to the students only on merit basis.
They only provide placements if you get scholarship on merit or academic basis.
Also, if your CGPA is more than 8, then they'll provide you with placements.

Amity gives scholarships on the basis of graduation and 12th score. You can get scholarship only if you fulfill these conditions
For 100% scholarship students securing 93% aggregate and above (excluding physical education/ fine arts / performing arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE/ ISC board of Class XII and 80% in graduation.
For 50% scholarship students securing 90% aggregate and above (excluding physical education/ fine arts / performing arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE/ ISC board of Class XII and 75% in graduation.

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Well, thanks for asking. But, I cannot be particularly accurate over this. I have seen animation & design courses at Amity Jaipur. There were two-three teachers and two-three students. Haven't witnessed, what is happening over at Noida campus. Why didnt you gave a thought to National Institute for Design (NID)? If admission processes are over, do some diploma or, short term certificate course for the remaining part of the year. And, then apply for NSD. In the meantime, prepare for the entrance (if theres any).
I think you shouldn't go to Amity. Try for some other one for sure.
All the best.