Amity University Noida Answered Questions

The mass communication course at Amity is a B.A in journalism and mass communication. The subjects change everything and cover journalism, public relations, advertising, branding, radio etc. The faculties are experienced and most of them are retired or practicing professionals. The facilities are quite good. The studio, radio stations, edit bays, screening room, cameras, and lighting are accessible to all. Studies are divided across 6 semesters of half a year each and there are approximately 6 hours of classes every week.

Hi Alisha,
The 3C program is good if you want international exposure while pursuing your current course. The students are taken to UK and US for 3 months each in the last semester where they study in colleges affiliated with Amity.
The fee structure is different for the last semester, which is usually paid in USD and GBP. Fee varies every year and is higher than the normal course.

If you want to pursue MBA from Delhi NCR region there are various other good options available as Amity is too costly and ROI is not so good. So based on you entrance Score try to get some where else (like IIFT, FMS Delhi, Delhi School of Business, if possible). If you are not getting admission anywhere (you can try even SP Jain) then you might opt for 'Amity School of Business' in Noida campus only.
See only Amity School of business is good rather Amity Global Business School and Amity International business school. these are all seems with same name but different placement, fees and curriculam. So at last I will suggest you that Amity should be your last option. I am saying based on current students reviews of Amity. If you satisfied with my answer then don't forget to up vote.
Best of luck!!

Hi Manak,
There are many other good institutes like NID, Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai. Srishti, Pearl Academy, Delhi, Apeejay Stya University Institute of Design, Delhi, Rachna Sansad in Mumbai, Sushant School of Design, Ansal University, Gurgaon, Arch Academy, Jaipur that offer full-fledged courses in Interior Design.
There is a scarcity of professional interior designers in our country. With more and more people willing to get their residence and working areas designed according to their taste, there has been a great demand for experienced interior designers.
Employment prospects are plentiful and in various fields. Setting up your own business is also a very lucrative option in this industry.
For beginners, the salary can be around Rs 10,000. For experienced professionals, the monthly pay cheque can vary from Rs 30, 000 to Rs 75,000.
There is an imbalance between the demand and supply of professionals in this field. The demand for experienced interior designers is on a high in spite of the recent global economic slowdown that hit almost all sectors of the world economy.
All the best!