What courses does Amity School of Communication offer?

There are two types of categories : sponsored and non-sponsored (based on merit). Although the precise distribution isn't made public, the non-sponsored category usually receives a bigger share. Also, there is some merit-based flexibility, sponsored category admissions come with a higher tuition cost.

No, the fees vary from course to course. The courses offered have different categories and specialisations hence the fees differs. For e.g., fees for BJMC Evening is lesser than regular BJMC. All the courses have different fee brackets for sponsored and non-sponsored category.

Yes, it is mandatory to give Personal Interview to take admission in Amity School of Communication. It is generally conducted by the faculty and is to assess the candidate's knowledge and communication skills. However, candidates who are granted direct admission because of their educational qualifications may not give the PI.

The admission process in Amity School of Communication includes three main stages. The first one is the registration process that have to be completed by the candidates and information should be clear added to avoid rejection. After this, the applications are reviewed and applicants have a Personal Interview round which passing which is necessary after which they get an admission call and have to pay the fee to secure their seat. For MBA there is an additional written test before PI.

Indeed, the Amity School of Communication (ASCO) recognizes the Common Admission Test score for entry into its Master of Business Administration course. Candidates who achieve a percentile of 75 or higher in the Common Admission Test are eligible to participate in the selection process at Amity School of Communication. In addition to the Common Admission Test, Amity School of Communication also considers other entrance exams such as GMAT, NMAT, and MAT.