Amity University, Jaipur All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for the Delhi State Quota in the GGSIPU MCA admission as you had studied (Class 11 and 12) from Delhi (Kendriya Vidyalaya, JNU Campus) and by virtue of having residency in Delhi is valid for you, you qualify as a Delhi Region candidate as per norms of GGSIPU.

Hello,

With a CET rank of 185662, Amity University is a private institution, so they generally offer direct admission if you meet the basic eligibility criteria. For Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), you are likely to get a seat. The fee for ECE at Amity can range between 1.5 to 2 lakhs per year depending on the campus Noida, Mumbai, etc. You can confirm the exact fee by checking their official site or calling the admission office directly. Also, they offer scholarships based on your board percentage or sports/cultural achievements so do check if you’re eligible.

You can check this page for more information about this college:

https://www.careers360.com/university/amity-university-noida

Thank you!

Hello aspirant,

When choosing between VIT Bhopal and Amity Noida for CSE, it depends on your priorities like placements, fees, etc

VIT Bhopal is known for its strong technical training and decent placement records. The faculty is good, and the curriculum is updated with current industry demands. Hostel facilities are available for both girls and boys.Hostel and food expenses can add up to around 1-2 lakhs per year, depending on the type of room you choose. Since you’re from the PH-3 category, you may get some concession or support through special categories during admission.

Amity Noida, on the other hand, has a large and well-maintained campus with good infrastructure. The academic fee for CSE is slightly higher and may go up to around 4 lakhs per year. The placements are decent, but when compared directly, VIT usually has better CSE placement stats, especially for product-based and tech companies.

With your rank, you should be able to get admission through institute quota or special category seats at both these colleges, but final confirmation depends on how many merit-based seats get filled early. It’s a good idea to apply early and keep checking their admission portals for updates.

All the best!

Amity University’s EEE department has decent infrastructure with a wide range of well-equipped labs, including those for electrical machines, power systems, control systems, and power electronics. The labs are up to date with simulation tools like MATLAB, Simulink, and others used in the industry, offering students hands-on experience.

Faculty members are generally qualified and supportive, though student reviews are mixed. Some students appreciate the structured teaching and guidance, while others feel that faculty engagement and teaching styles can vary. Attendance rules are strict, and the learning environment is more productive for students who are self-motivated and take initiative outside regular lectures.

Overall, Amity provides solid resources for EEE, but students often need to put in extra effort to get the most out of the program.

Hello Varun

The fee of Amity University per year for Btech in Civil Engineering is as follows:

Tuiton Fees (Per year): 1.5 Lakhs to 2.5 Lakhs
Hostel Fees if opted for hostel (Per year): 1 Lakh to 1.7 Lakhs
Registration Fee: 20,000
Security Deposit (Refundable): 15,000

So if you opt for hostel, the total fees for the first year would be approx to 4 Lakhs.

To know more about Amity University: Amity University Careers360 (http://Amity%20University%20Careers360)

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

I cannot go in a single way but as per my sources and things I have researched. if you want to get a proper settled arbitrary way of learning  JIIT Noida is the based choice but if you want a complete balance and have diverse modification of the subjects then AMITY Noida. As the Campus is quite same in both the colleges. It then comes into the preference of which is better for you

Hello aspirant,

to get admission in Amity University for LLM course, you should have passed LLB ( or other equivalent degree) with minimum 50% for unreserved category and 45% for reserved category. Then appear their entrance exam and interview process. If you are selected you will get admission in the college.

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/d-pharm-diploma-in-pharmacy

Regards

Dear Sadaf,

Yes I mean Amity University (especially Noida campus) offers decent LLB placements of Rs 5-6 LPA and top firms like Deloitte and Khaitan &  Co recruiting.

Kolkata campus has lower placements. Good for private law college, but NLUs are better.

Ok then BEST OF LUCK!!!

Hi Aspirant

Amity University offers admission to BTech programs through two major pathways which are the Amity Joint Entrance Exam and JEE Main score submission The rank needed in JEE Main to secure a seat in Amity depends on several key factors including the year of admission the demand for the course the campus you choose and your category status such as General OBC SC or ST

In general Amity University is known for offering flexible admission policies and also has its own entrance exam for students who may not have a competitive rank in JEE Main However for students applying through JEE Main the university does consider your rank and percentile as part of their selection process especially for popular courses like Computer Science Engineering Electronics and Communication Engineering and Information Technology

For the General category candidates a rank within the range of fifteen thousand to forty thousand in JEE Main is typically competitive for getting admission into high demand courses at the Noida campus This range is considered good enough to be eligible for merit scholarships as well The higher your rank the better your chances of securing a seat in core branches like Computer Science

For OBC category students the acceptable rank can go up to fifty thousand or slightly higher depending on the course and campus chosen Students from the SC and ST categories have additional relaxation in admission criteria and may secure admission even with a rank up to sixty five thousand or more for some branches and campuses

Students applying under the EWS category usually fall under similar consideration as the OBC group and a rank under fifty thousand may be sufficient for certain courses although more competitive branches like Computer Science still require better scores

Another important point is the availability of scholarships which is directly linked to your JEE percentile Students with ninety percentiles and above in JEE Main are often considered for tuition fee waivers ranging from twenty five to one hundred percent based on the percentile achieved The scholarship can be a major deciding factor for students and makes a strong JEE score valuable even if you are admitted without it being strictly required

Besides JEE rank students can also gain admission through their class twelve marks with an eligibility requirement of at least sixty percent aggregate in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics Some campuses and branches may require higher cutoffs depending on the demand

Amity also considers extracurricular activities and personal interviews for final admission decisions in some cases This means that even if a student's JEE rank is not very high they may still be offered a seat based on overall profile

In case you do not meet the cutoff for your desired branch in the first round it is advisable to consider applying for newer or related branches like Artificial Intelligence or Internet of Things as they usually have slightly lower cutoff ranks but are still in high demand.

Eligibility : Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with at least 50% aggregate marks for Non-Sponsored category (45–50% for Sponsored). Final-year students can apply provisionally, submitting degree proof by October 31. Specialized MBA programs (e.g., Data Science, IT) may require relevant degrees like Engineering or Statistics with 50% marks.

Entrance Exams : Valid scores from CAT (85 percentile), MAT (650 for Non-Sponsored, 600 for Sponsored), XAT (85 percentile), CMAT (200), GMAT (550), or NMAT (250 for Non-Sponsored) are required. Alternatively, candidates can take the Amity Written Test.

Selection Process : Shortlisted candidates undergo Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). Some campuses may include essay writing to assess communication and analytical skills.