What are the refund guidelines for scholarship candidates withdrawing their application from Amity University, Noida?
If a candidate who is offered an Amity scholarship decides to withdraw, they will be treated as a non-scholarship student, and the withdrawal guidelines applicable to non-scholarship students will be followed. Given below table contains withdrwawal guidelines:
% of tuition fees paid | If Student's written notice of withdrawal is received: |
|---|---|
100% | Student withdraws his/ her admission up to 15 days before the commencement of the academic session |
90% | Student withdraws his/her admission less than 15 days prior to the commencement of the academic session |
80% | Student withdraws his/her admission up to 15 days post the commencement of the academic session |
50% | Student withdraws his/her admission between 16-30 days post the commencement of the academic session |
0% | Student withdraws his/her admission on or post 30 days of commencement of the academic session |
Refund will be processed on receipt of w
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