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How do I apply for BTech admissions at Amrapali University?

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    Shailja Rawat | Contributor-Level 10

    3 months ago

    The first stage of Amrapali University BTech admissions is application submission. The aspirants must apply for the preferred course by visiting the official website of the university. Following are the steps to apply:

    1. Visit the official website of the university.

    2. Locate the 'Admission button' and click on it.

    3. Generate a new account by registering.

    4. Log in with credentials generated in the earlier step.

    5. Fill out the application form available.

    6. Pay the application fee of INR 1,500 and click on the submit button.

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