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My college infrastructure is good college peoples is good food is not good sometimes well if u get semi government but government college better then don't join semi govt college it's ur waste of time....Read More

I was provided with a scholarship on the basis of my jee main score and i was not getting good tier college duaring the counciling sessions so i decided to take admission in this private university my colleage has a criteria of around 60 percent in boards for admission and one can use their competition scores for scholarhship...Read More

College infrastructure was good and the amity as a name is brand and valuable. It was opened recently so it was good. You also get scholarship according to your marks that makes a difference. The admissikn process is also not that tough it is simple....Read More

I applied for Chandigarh university and chitkara university also but amity was my priority due to travel convenience and good infrastructure. The admission process is very simple and easy Admission form can be filled online as well as offline After the registration there's an interview with the HOD and the interview includes technical as well as aptitude questions...Read More

• I only apply for this course in Amity mohali and the reason for choosing is that it's not that much complicated here as compair to other universities and the labs are very good here • no I didn't apply and I didn't get any rejection • Admission process is simple 1. you need to go on the official Website of Amity University mohali Punjab 2. You have to go to registration link and register there with some basic info of u 3. After applying you need to wait and then admission cell will call you and guide you for your further admission process in which your percentage should be considered and the personal interview is also taken by the faculty of the course u want to apply...Read More

I applied to Thapar Institute, Chandigarh University, Chandigarh Group of Colleges, DAVIET. I got accepted in all of them. I also appeared in JEE but failed to secure any computer science seat. I chose this college over others because of the real world problem solving they teach while in others, it is more assignments and theory stuff. except for thapar which is like really better than any of them but it's fees is like very very high so I chose not to go for it. The admission process for my college is pretty simple, first you register on the admission portal, then your form is checked and they contact you if you are eligible which mainly requires 65% in PCM for computer science. Then they conduct an online interview in which they ask you basic questions about the program you chose. and then if you are selected, you get your admission letter which you can accept and pay a part of the fees....Read More