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The first and most important thing that every student appearing for Amity University interview must know:The entrance exam and the interview shall be easy. If you score more than 65% in your Class 12th Boards and speak in English quite well, there shouldn't be much trouble to get admission here at Amity University.
The Written test shall be MCQ based. The syllabus for this Written Test is PCM of Class 11th and 12th. This shall be a lot easier as compared to JEE or MHT-CET. You shall be asked direct conceptual questions and simple numericals. In the Interview, the interviewer shall test your conceptual knowledge and your fluency in English. During interview, give direct to-the-point answers. Most of our faculties dislike guesswork, so answer only if you are confident, otherwise clearly state that you don't know the answer. They may ask questions like Newtons Laws of Motion, certain formula from Differentiation or Integration, some simple GK questions, basic definitions, etc. The interview shall be very easy, just that you shouldn't be nervous.

1. What is interesting to you? Okay, maybe not all points are things you may have overlooked. This factor seems redundant, but it still needs to be considered and can be one of the hardest to contemplate.
2. Do you have the necessary requirements? If you graduate a Bachelor's degree at a university, it does not mean that you will be automatically accepted to their Master's programme. Most institutions take into consideration the grade of your Diploma, your soft and technical skills, the motivation behind choosing this Master, and so forth. Be sure to get enough information and that you understand what kind of candidate the university is searching for, because it would be senseless to fail due to a technicality.
3. What will help you most in your future career? If you already chose a career path, or even if you already have a job, your current or future bosses may require specific disciplines. Your choice university will be the best place to learn in-depth notions, another language or advanced computer skills, so be sure to choose subjects new and useful to you, even if they will make you uncomfortable and they may seem hard, at first.
4. What about the money, money? Im sorry to break this to you, but were living in a horrible economy, so finances, tuition fees and living costs are a big issue, that you should consider. Check beforehand how much the accommodation will be, check the price of books, gasp, laugh, and buy second-hand ones, buy food in a can and so on. Life won't be this depressing, obviously, but you can try and manage your poor wallet by searching scholarships all over the world and in all fields, by learning tricks from other students and byresearching what universities are freeof charge.