I've got 54% in 12th, can I get admission in Amity, Noida?

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7 years ago

Amity University is now becoming famous day by day and gives the students a quality education, as this a private institute, so you can talk to the management directly for the admissions, and yes you can get admission here. But, I think you will need to give donations for the admissions.

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Nishant Panchal | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Yes, you can get admission here. But, as your marks are less, they may ask you for donation about INR 1 lac - INR 2 lac. Well, Donation also depends on the course for which you are looking. All the best.

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Rajpal Jadeja | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

As we know that it is a private college, you can easily get admission but you have to go with donation according to your branch.

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