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Yes, Amity University Patna conducts a selection process for undergraduate admissions, which includes an English Language Test followed by a personal interview. This process is applicable to all candidates, including those from SC/ST categories. The final admission decision is based on performance in these assessments, along with the marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

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Amity University Patna offers interviews for undergraduate admissions, including those based on CUET scores.  After the CUET results are announced, shortlisted candidates must take an English language test and a personal interview.  These procedures are part of the selection process, which includes your Class 12 results.

As a result, even if you have a good CUET score, you must attend the interview to complete the admissions process.

Yes, Amity University Patna conducts a personal interview as part of the UG admission process, even after CUET results are declared.

Process:

1. Eligibility: Based on Class 12 marks.

2. Selection: Merit-based, followed by a personal interview and English proficiency test.

3. Final Admission: Based on the interview and seat availability.

It's tough to find a college in Jharkhand that promises you'll definitely get a great job after graduation. No school can really promise that. But, I can tell you about some good colleges that usually have pretty good placement results and fit your budget.

1.Birla Institute of Technology(BIT), Mesra (Ranchi )

Known for its strong placement success, BIT Mesra provides diverse B.Tech programs (Computer Science, Electrical, Mechanical, etc.). While fees depend on the specific program, they are usually within your range. It's best to confirm current fees on their website. They have a very effective placement cell that brings in many leading recruiters.

2.National Institution of Technology (NIT), Jamshedpur

Another excellent option in Jharkhand is NIT Jamshedpur, known for its strong placement history and diverse B.Tech programs. As a central government institution, its fees are generally more reasonable. It also has a very effective placement cell.

3.Government College of Engineering, Ramgarh

Being a government college, the fees are significantly lower, making it an accessible option. While placement records might not match those of NIT or BIT, it's still a valuable choice, especially for students seeking budget-friendly education.

4. Cambridge Institute of Technology, Ranchi

This institute, a private option, has established a good reputation in the region. They provide a range of B.Tech programs, with a focus on practical, industry-related skills. Before applying, thoroughly examine their placement history and fee schedule.

I hope this helps.

Hello Aditya,

Hello ,

You will be glad to know that you can get admission in AMITY UNIVERSITY in Patna for Bsc. Before getting admission in this university kindly follow the eligibility criteria of the university.

To know more refer this :

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

Thank you !

All the best !

Hello Palak,

I don’t have personal experiences, but I can provide an honest review based on student feedback, faculty quality, placements, and industry exposure at Amity University for B.Tech/M.Tech in Aerospace Engineering .

Pros:

1. Decent Infrastructure – Well-equipped labs and research facilities for aerodynamics, propulsion, and materials.
   
   
2. Good Faculty (Mixed Reviews) – Some experienced professors, but many are from general engineering backgrounds, not specialized in aerospace.
   
   
3. Flexible Curriculum – Industry-oriented subjects and electives help in career development.
   
   
4. Industry Tie-ups – Collaborations with ISRO, DRDO, and private aerospace companies like Boeing for projects.
   
   Cons:
   
   
5. Placement Issues – Aerospace jobs are very limited . Most students switch to IT or general engineering roles due to fewer core job opportunities.
   
   
6. High Fees (Rs. 3-4 LPA) – The return on investment (ROI) is low unless you secure an off-campus job.
   
   
7. Lack of Hardcore Research – Not as strong as IITs or specialized institutes like IIST in terms of research in propulsion, avionics, or space tech .
   
   
8. More Theoretical, Less Practical Exposure – You may need to do internships outside to gain hands-on experience.
   
   Verdict:

• If you want to stay in India and work in aerospace , consider IIST, IITs, MIT Manipal, or UPES instead.
  
  
• If you want a private university with decent exposure , Amity is fine , but you must plan for higher studies (M.Tech/MS abroad) or transition into software/IT for better opportunities.
  
  
  
  I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.
  
  Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Amity University admission interviews focus on understanding your personality, communication skills, and interest in your chosen course. Typical questions include:

1. Introduction & Motivation : "Tell us about yourself," "Why Amity University?" or "Why did you choose this course?" Prepare to explain your academic and career goals clearly.
2. Academic Background : Questions can be about your favorite subjects, achievements, or projects in school. They may ask about the challenges you faced and how you overcame them.
3. Course-Specific Interest : Be prepared to talk about your knowledge and aspirations regarding your chosen field, as well as how this course relates to your career plans.
4. General Awareness : Questions on recent events or developments in your field and current affairs can also be expected.
5. Personality Insights : Expect questions on strengths, weaknesses, and problem-solving abilities.

Stay confident, research your course, and be genuine in your responses!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. According to university placement data, over 2,280 offers were made during the Amity University placements 2021 drive, where companies such as Yamaha, KPMG, Deloitte, IBM, and Accolite, among others, visited the campus placement drive. The placements are good and the highest placement package that is INR 21.5 LPA and the Average placement package is INR 5 LPA And the lowest is the 3.5 LPA. The NO. of Recruiters were around 340  and offers 2, 280.

ALL THE BEST

Hello Rakshit,

If you’re struggling with multiple backlogs and debarments, it's natural to feel unsure about continuing your B.Com LLB course. Here’s what you can consider before making a decision:

1. Evaluate the Cause: Reflect on why you are facing difficulties. Is it due to lack of interest, overwhelming workload, or external factors? Understanding this can guide your next steps.
   
   

2. Seek Support: Talk to your professors or academic advisors. They can help with remedial measures like extra classes, re-exams, or counseling.
   
   

3. Interest in Law: If you are passionate about law but struggling with B.Com-related subjects, switching to a pure LLB program might be an option.
   
   

4. Financial and Time Investment: Dropping out means the time and money invested so far may not yield a degree. Ensure you’re ready for this decision and explore alternatives.
   
   

5. Alternatives: If the course feels overwhelming, you can explore other career paths aligned with your strengths and interests, such as a general B.Com or diploma programs.

Take time to assess your situation, discuss it with trusted mentors or family, and then decide whether to persevere or switch paths.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.