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The eligibility criteria for pursuing an MBA (Fashion Management) at Amity School of Fashion Technology are as follows:Educational Qualification: Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks.Entrance Exam Score: Applicants should possess a valid score in any of the following management entrance exams:CAT (Common Admission Test)GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)MAT (Management Aptitude Test)Post-Graduation Option: Those who have completed their post-graduation in a relevant subject can also apply for the PhD program.For more details, you can visit the official website of the Amity School of Fashion Technology. If you have any further queries, feel free to explore their website or contact them directly.Remember, pursuing an MBA is an exciting journey that opens up new opportunities and enhances your skills in the dynamic world of fashion and business! 

The MBA (Fashion Management) program at Amity covers various aspects of the fashion industry, including courses related to textiles, raw materials, entrepreneurship, and business analytics. It’s an exciting opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge in the dynamic world of fashion and management. To pursue an MBA in Fashion Management at Amity School of Fashion Technology, you need to meet the following eligibility criteria:1. Bachelor’s Degree: You must have a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks.2. Entrance Exam Score: You should have a valid score in one of the following entrance exams:MAT (Management Aptitude Test) with a minimum score of 500.CAT/XAT with a percentile of 75.NMAT with a percentile of 60.GMAT with a score of 500. 

The fee structure for undergraduate courses at Amity School of Fashion Technology varies based on the specific program. Here are the details:B.Des (Bachelor of Design):First-year fees: 1.52 lakhs MBA in Fashion Management:First-year fees: 3.4 lakhs M.A. in Fashion:First-year fees: 1.3 lakhs M.Des (Master of Design):First-year fees: 1.3 lakhsPh.D. in Fashion:First-year fees: 1 lakh Total programme fees: Varies based on the duration of the courses.Please note that the fees mentioned above are approximate and subject to change. I recommend visiting the official Amity School of Fashion Technology website for precise and up-to-date information.

Amity School of Fashion Technology in Noida offers admission to various programs in the field of fashion. Let’s delve into the specifics:- Bachelor of Design (BDes) Admission Eligibility: Candidates must have passed Class 12 in any subject with a minimum of 50% marks.Selection Criteria: Based on merit, written tests, and personal interviews conducted by the college.- Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Design (MDes) Admission Eligibility: A bachelor’s degree in fashion design or any other stream with at least 50% marks.Selection Criteria: Merit-based, along with written tests and personal interviews.-Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Fashion Management Admission:Eligibility: Applicants should have obtained a graduate degree in any subject with 50% marks.Selection Criteria: Based on the rank scored in CAT / XAT / MAT / CMAT / GMAT / NMAT, followed by group discussions (GD) and personal interviews (PI).- Ph.D. Admission:Eligibility: Requires a master’s degree in relevant subjects with a minimum of 55% marks from any recognised university/institution in India or abroad.Selection Criteria: Based on the score in the Ph.D. Entrance Test (PET).

Both Quantum School of Technology and Dev Bhoomi Institute of Technology, Dev Bhoomi Group of Institutions are reputed institutions in India, and the choice between the two for B Tech can depend on various factors such as the student's preferences, location, and career goals. Here's a brief comparison between the two:1. Location: Quantum School of Technology is located in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, while Dev Bhoomi Institute of Technology is located in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Students may prefer one location over the other based on factors such as proximity to home, availability of accommodation, and local amenities.2. Programs offered: Quantum School of Technology offers B Tech programs in Computer Science and Engineering, Information Technology, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Dev Bhoomi Institute of Technology offers B Tech programs in Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Information Technology, and Civil Engineering. Both institutions offer a wide range of programs, and students can choose the one that aligns with their interests and career goals.3. Faculty and infrastructure: Both institutions have experienced and qualified faculty members and state-of-the-art infrastructure, including well-equipped labs, libraries, and classrooms. However, students may want to research and compare the faculty and infrastructure of both institutions to make an informed decision.4. Industry partnerships and placement opportunities: Both institutions have strong industry partnerships and provide excellent placement opportunities to their students. However, students may want to research and compare the specific companies and job profiles offered by both institutions to make an informed decision. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, comparing a deemed to be university or a private University with a public University is an exercise which is fraud with danger. This is so because the former has no other colleges affiliated to its actually one in all institution. On the other hand, public universities like the North Maharashtra University have many colleges which are affiliated to it. Some colleges may be performing excellently while some could be lagards. In such a scenario comparing becomes quite tough.        On the other end of the spectrum is the nimbleness of deemed to be universities vis-a-vis the sluggish nature of public university which take a long time to change the pattern or the syllabus of any course. The nimbleness shown by deemed to be universities is reflected in their updating course content as well as initiating new courses based on the requirements of the industry and of course the students community.           Above factors have played a very key role in formation of many perceptions and perhaps actuals too, when we start comparing North Maharashtra University with food technology School of MIT-ADT University. The letter definitely is up to date with new courses for post graduate students perhaps based on the inputs they received from the industry and as a result the students community also is happy to select the courses and obtain reasonably good placements after completion of the courses.      Based on the above analysis I have no hesitation in straightening that one must go to MIT's School of Food Technology for doing MTech. Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, a very interesting query raised by many students. Let me first explain the dynamics of the cutoff and then a specific case of MIT's School of food technology. Cutoffs are announced by many institutions to limit the number of students vying for a limited number of seats in popular courses. If the intake capacity is say 100 but thousands of students apply then there will be chaos. Bad names too will come to the institute. Also, system may collapse. Hence to avoid these pitfalls, institutes announce cutoffs below which students cannot even apply. This restricts the number of applicants to a reasonable level. As a side effect, the reputation of such institutions too increases!In the case of the School of Food Technology under MIT ADT University, no cutoff whatsoever is announced. So have no tension. All students who have obtained marks as per minimum criteria can apply for admission.Best wishes to you.