What is the selection process for BVA and what is the minimum CBSE 12th score required at Amity School of Film and Drama?
The selection process at Amity School of Film and Drama (ASFD) for Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA) typically includes a written English test, Group Discussion, Interview, and Extempore. The minimum eligibility to apply for the BVA course is 10+2 with at least 50% marks. Minimum 80% required in class 1
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Top B.Tech Computer Science Engineering (CSE) colleges in India that offer direct or merit-based admission using Class 12 marks include several well-known private universities and state institutions:
SASTRA University (Thanjavur)
Amity University (Noida/Delhi NCR)
Chitkara University (Punjab)
BITS Pilan
To become a Chartered Accountant (full form of CA) after class 12th, you need to first register yourself for the CA foundational course through Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
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Yes, you can apply for BA Economics even if your class 12th result is awaited. There are many colleges that offer admission before the results are out.
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