I got 80 percentile in jee mains can i get admission in amity university
Asked about Amity University, Gwalior - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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Hello Hrithik,
Yes, you can get Amity University. I am not sure about the CSE branch but you can easily get other branches. -
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Sharath H Aithal B.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD | Scholar-Level 17
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Good Luck. Hope it helps. -
Yes, with that score, you can easily get admissions in Amity University.
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Yes ,you can get admission in Amity University with this score. -
Hi,
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The following is the eligibility for the admission in Amity Gwalior:
Class 12th PCM wih minimum 60%
If You Have Appeared in National/State Engineering Entrance Exam. Submit Entrance Exam score and Statement of Purpose ( 1-minute SoP video ) on microsite or Amity JEE Test.
Amity conducts its own entrance exam so that you could get a fresh chance to prove yourself.
For more details check the following site.
https://www.amity.edu/gwalior/btech-computer-science-and-engineering -
Amity University conducts its own entrance exam so that you could get a fresh chance to prove yourself.
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Yes, your score is quite good to get admission in Amity University. Good luck. -
Yes, you just have to go through the amity entrance exam which is for engineering and believe it is much easier and only basic questions are being asked. So, yes, Amity University would surely be a good option.
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