Will AMITY university, Mumbai accept JEE Main score? I got 62.09.
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Hello,The admission at Amity University is based on their entrance exam called Amity JEE and as far as I know, they don't accept JEE Main scores. However, the students with 80 percent and above in board exams are exempted from the test. To know more, you may refer the link below:
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Amity University has it's own set of admission rules. The candidate has to have the necessary documents and has to apply for the exam and interview. Amity University Mumbai also provides scholarships to students during the time of the admission that can be continued depending on the performance of the student.
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You have to appear for the separate tests which Amity University conduct for admissions.
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Hello,
Yes, Amity University Mumbai accepts JEE Main Score. You have the option to apply from the convenience of your hometown through SoP ( statement of purpose ) admission process. You can also choose to apply thru Amity JEE if you want. For further details, please click on the website below:
https://www.amity.edu/Mumbai/scrap
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