ATHLETICS
100 Meters (Boys)
100 Meters (Girls)
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Saturday, December 20, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
Friday, December 12, 2014
Events were conducted in SANGATHAN – 2014,
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Event
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INDOOR GAMES
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1
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Table
Tennis Doubles Boys
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2
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Table
Tennis Doubles Girls
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3
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Table
Tennis Singles Boys
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4
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Table
Tennis Singles Girls
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5
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Carom
Doubles Boys
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6
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Carom
Doubles Girls
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7
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Carom
Singles Boys
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8
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Carom
Singles Girls
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9
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Chess
Boys
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10
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Chess
Girls
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OUTDOOR GAMES
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11
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Football
Boys
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12
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Basketball
Boys
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13
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Basketball
Girls
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14
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Volleyball
Boys
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15
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Volleyball
Girls
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16
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Kabbaddi
Boys
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17
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Tug
of War Boys
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18
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Tug
of War Girls
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19
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Kho-Kho
Boys
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20
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Kho-Kho
Girls
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21
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Tennis
Singles Boys
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22
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Tennis
Doubles Boys
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23
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Tennis
Singles Girls
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24
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Tennis
Doubles Girls
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25
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Badminton
Singles Boys
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26
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Badminton
Doubles Boys
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27
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Badminton
Singles Girls
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28
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Badminton
Doubles Girls
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Thursday, December 11, 2014
High lights : Day Two – 30th September 2014 (Sangathan 2014)
On the second day, the Chief Guest, Lt Gen Gyan Bhusan, PVSM,UYSM,AVSM,VSM,ADC (Retired), Honourable Member, Armed Forces Tribunal, Lucknow Bench and his wife Ms.Anju Bhusan arrived at 2:45 pm and were welcomed in the traditional manner in the Main Foyer by Pro VC . After a cup of tea with Pro VC, he was driven by Pro VC himself in the golf cart to the auditorium.
After the welcome of Chief Guest with a Good Luck Plant, the valedictory ceremony began with an audio-video presentation of the Sangathan activities. For the occasion a brochure was also compiled and presented to the Chief Guest, his wife and the other dignitaries. The cultural show began with the performance by the students of AIP who had put up a beautiful dance on youth and their passion for sports. This was followed by a dance called Flash Mob. Flash Mob is a new dance form which has evolved from the current generation. It requires un apprehended move from dancers who poses as audience. This was followed by the Cross Cultural event which showcased the dresses of the various parts of the country . A team of boy and a girl each from Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Maharashtra, Bengal, Gujarat, Rajasthan, North Eastern States and Kashmir wore the beautifully designed dresses by Ms Priya Keshwani, an Alumni of Amity Lucknow Campus . This spectacular show was immensely appreciated by the audience. Soon after this SWEATRIX a group of Amity University Lucknow performed a beautiful Hip Hop Dance thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated specially by the Chief Guest.
The next event was of Mr. Best Physique which was held to encourage students to use the gymnasium and maintain a good body as a sport. The 10 Mr. Physique n took a walk and showed their best poses. Mr.Musharraf Ali , B.Tech, MAE VII Sem won the Mr. Best Physique title much to the glee of the entire campus.
Lt.Gen Gyan Bhusan, Honorable Chief Guest, in his address, said, “Through sports, youth grow together and bring in a greater sense of unity in diversity.” He appreciated the variety shown in the cultural events depicting strength, class, culture and a good fusion of modernity blended with tradition. He also mentioned that India is at the cusp of becoming a world power and 2Ist century will belong to the youth of India. He was sanguine that a good contribution will be made by the Amity universe.
The prize distribution began soon after the address by the Chief Guest along with all the HOI’s on stage. The winners of the various sports and games were awarded. This time Running trophies were given for Basket ball, Volley Ball, Kho-Kho, Cricket, Kabaddi, Football and cultural competition. The marching contingent of ABS maintained their award of last year as the Best Marching Contingent.
At the end the CHAMPIONSHIP trophy was announced. The Champions of Sangathan 2014 was once again declared to be ASET 2 with an unbeatable 197 points. A trophy was awarded to the best sportsman, Mr.Vaibhav Rana (B.Tech Civil) and best sports woman, Ms.Pragya Sethi ( B.Tech Bio Tech). This has been a new addition to the campus of Amity University Lucknow. To bring to end the celebrations after a cup of tea for all present, a fireworks display was held which was breathtaking along with a scintillating performance by the Contagious Group (A mixed group of students from all the departments). It well coincided with the fading lights and welcomed in the fall of darkness.
The entire event was planned, managed and executed by the Students and Faculty members of all the Institutions under the guidance of Maj Gen G S Narang (Dean Students Welfare and Chief Coordinator Sangathan 2014) and Dr.Pinky Goswami (Assistant Professor AIBAS and Assistant Chief Coordinator Sangathan 2014) along with the team of core committee coordinators, Sports officers and Assistant Sports Officers. A number of committees were constituted to intricately plan and meticulously execute all aspects of the event. All the events of Sangathan 2014 was widely acclaimed and appreciated by one and all that were lucky to witness the same. A website sangathan.in was created by the core team which showcased each event as it took place.
After the welcome of Chief Guest with a Good Luck Plant, the valedictory ceremony began with an audio-video presentation of the Sangathan activities. For the occasion a brochure was also compiled and presented to the Chief Guest, his wife and the other dignitaries. The cultural show began with the performance by the students of AIP who had put up a beautiful dance on youth and their passion for sports. This was followed by a dance called Flash Mob. Flash Mob is a new dance form which has evolved from the current generation. It requires un apprehended move from dancers who poses as audience. This was followed by the Cross Cultural event which showcased the dresses of the various parts of the country . A team of boy and a girl each from Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Maharashtra, Bengal, Gujarat, Rajasthan, North Eastern States and Kashmir wore the beautifully designed dresses by Ms Priya Keshwani, an Alumni of Amity Lucknow Campus . This spectacular show was immensely appreciated by the audience. Soon after this SWEATRIX a group of Amity University Lucknow performed a beautiful Hip Hop Dance thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated specially by the Chief Guest.
The next event was of Mr. Best Physique which was held to encourage students to use the gymnasium and maintain a good body as a sport. The 10 Mr. Physique n took a walk and showed their best poses. Mr.Musharraf Ali , B.Tech, MAE VII Sem won the Mr. Best Physique title much to the glee of the entire campus.
Lt.Gen Gyan Bhusan, Honorable Chief Guest, in his address, said, “Through sports, youth grow together and bring in a greater sense of unity in diversity.” He appreciated the variety shown in the cultural events depicting strength, class, culture and a good fusion of modernity blended with tradition. He also mentioned that India is at the cusp of becoming a world power and 2Ist century will belong to the youth of India. He was sanguine that a good contribution will be made by the Amity universe.
The prize distribution began soon after the address by the Chief Guest along with all the HOI’s on stage. The winners of the various sports and games were awarded. This time Running trophies were given for Basket ball, Volley Ball, Kho-Kho, Cricket, Kabaddi, Football and cultural competition. The marching contingent of ABS maintained their award of last year as the Best Marching Contingent.
At the end the CHAMPIONSHIP trophy was announced. The Champions of Sangathan 2014 was once again declared to be ASET 2 with an unbeatable 197 points. A trophy was awarded to the best sportsman, Mr.Vaibhav Rana (B.Tech Civil) and best sports woman, Ms.Pragya Sethi ( B.Tech Bio Tech). This has been a new addition to the campus of Amity University Lucknow. To bring to end the celebrations after a cup of tea for all present, a fireworks display was held which was breathtaking along with a scintillating performance by the Contagious Group (A mixed group of students from all the departments). It well coincided with the fading lights and welcomed in the fall of darkness.
The entire event was planned, managed and executed by the Students and Faculty members of all the Institutions under the guidance of Maj Gen G S Narang (Dean Students Welfare and Chief Coordinator Sangathan 2014) and Dr.Pinky Goswami (Assistant Professor AIBAS and Assistant Chief Coordinator Sangathan 2014) along with the team of core committee coordinators, Sports officers and Assistant Sports Officers. A number of committees were constituted to intricately plan and meticulously execute all aspects of the event. All the events of Sangathan 2014 was widely acclaimed and appreciated by one and all that were lucky to witness the same. A website sangathan.in was created by the core team which showcased each event as it took place.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
High lights: Day One – 29th September,2014 (Sangathan 2014)
29th September started with great enthusiasm. Completely decorated campus, energetic students – this all set the tempo of the day especially the beginning - Relay Marathon. In the history of the campus, this is the first time the faculties also participated in the relay and helped their department in their victory by adding to their team scores. Nine teams comprising of eight students and two faculties in each, participated in the event. The start point was Foyer of AB 1 Block. The route was a new one as suggested by Maj Gen K K Ohri, AVSM (From the back side road of the campus to New Era Academy). A distance of approximately 8.5 Km was covered in the Relay. Prof STH Abidi , flagged off the Relay at sharp 8:45 am with the all-girls team for the first leg of Relay. Maj Gen GS Narang (Retd), DSW ran the first and the last leg of Relay to motivate the students. It was a beautiful sight to see male and also female faculties taking part in the relay marathon with great eagerness. ASET 2 won with ASET 1 closely following. The core committee of Sangathan 2014 constituting of both faculties and students also participated as a team in the relay and bagged the first position. The event was very well coordinated with proper traffic control arrangements security and availability of drinking water at seven check points. The teams were preceded by 9 students on motorcycles, the video and photography team in an open Gypsy, Security team and an ambulance also moved with running students.
Final Matches of Volleyball ( boys ) and badminton were commenced at 9 AM.
Mr Shambhu Nath, IAS, who retired as Chief Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Government , , The Chief Guest on 29 September , was received in the traditional manner at the auditorium and after a cup of tea with the HOI’s and HOD’s, he was driven in the golf cart to the sports ground.
The Sangathan torch was carried by the Sports captain of Amity, Mr Aquib Khan and handed over to the Chief Guest Mr Shambhu Nath IAS(Retd. Chief Secretary) who then lighted the khel Jyoti.
After lighting the Khel Jyoti, the hoisting of the Amity flag was done by Mr. Shambhu Nath in the backdrop of the 7/11 Gorkha Regimental Band playing. closely followed by the release of the symbolic white pigeons and colorful balloons by the dignitaries. These preliminaries was followed by a very impressive March Past by the eight teams carrying their respective team flags and all dressed in impressive Amity t-shirts and track suit lowers, with the team captains also wearing the team colored sash along with the 7/11 Gorkha Regimental Band. While all major Institutions formed their independent teams, the Institutions with small student strengths (Amity School of Architecture & Planning, Amity School of Languages and Amity Institute of Education, Amity School of Hospitality) formed common teams. The teams saluted the Amity Flag and the Chief Guest while passing the saluting base. The 100 meters (boys & girls), tug of war (boys and girls), a tug of war for the faculty and staff was thereafter conducted wherein the faculty and staff participated very enthusiastically. The next in line was the cultural performances by the teams of AIP, AIB and the ABS. The Hon Chief Guest thereafter addressed the gathering and asked the students to keep up with the sportsmanship spirit along with the earnest desire to play to win. He then blessed the sportspersons and wished them the best for all ventures in the future. After the departure of the Chief Guest, the much awaited football finals between ASET and ALS was played which ASET won with a penalty shootout.
The rest of the cultural teams performed and the competition amongst the teams were very high giving a tough time to the judges of the cultural event.
Final Matches of Volleyball ( boys ) and badminton were commenced at 9 AM.
Mr Shambhu Nath, IAS, who retired as Chief Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Government , , The Chief Guest on 29 September , was received in the traditional manner at the auditorium and after a cup of tea with the HOI’s and HOD’s, he was driven in the golf cart to the sports ground.
After lighting the Khel Jyoti, the hoisting of the Amity flag was done by Mr. Shambhu Nath in the backdrop of the 7/11 Gorkha Regimental Band playing. closely followed by the release of the symbolic white pigeons and colorful balloons by the dignitaries. These preliminaries was followed by a very impressive March Past by the eight teams carrying their respective team flags and all dressed in impressive Amity t-shirts and track suit lowers, with the team captains also wearing the team colored sash along with the 7/11 Gorkha Regimental Band. While all major Institutions formed their independent teams, the Institutions with small student strengths (Amity School of Architecture & Planning, Amity School of Languages and Amity Institute of Education, Amity School of Hospitality) formed common teams. The teams saluted the Amity Flag and the Chief Guest while passing the saluting base. The 100 meters (boys & girls), tug of war (boys and girls), a tug of war for the faculty and staff was thereafter conducted wherein the faculty and staff participated very enthusiastically. The next in line was the cultural performances by the teams of AIP, AIB and the ABS. The Hon Chief Guest thereafter addressed the gathering and asked the students to keep up with the sportsmanship spirit along with the earnest desire to play to win. He then blessed the sportspersons and wished them the best for all ventures in the future. After the departure of the Chief Guest, the much awaited football finals between ASET and ALS was played which ASET won with a penalty shootout.
The rest of the cultural teams performed and the competition amongst the teams were very high giving a tough time to the judges of the cultural event.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
SANGATHAN – 2014
Sangathan’14 – the annual sports event started on 28th August 2014. “Youth power supreme power”, the theme for the Sangathan 2014-2015, the Annual Sports Competition captured the zest and zeal of the young Amitians. A small Inaugural ceremony was held on 28th Aug where in the Sangathan torch was taken around by the Institute sports captains to their institutes with great pride. It was finally handed over to Maj Gen K.K.Ohri who then lighted the Khel Jyoti in the AB 6 Sports ground and thus commenced the month long sports event.
We, at Amity University Lucknow campus have been instrumental in providing the conducive environment with a launching platform necessary for the youth to express their creativity and achieve their potential.
The month long Sangathan activities and competitions had engaged the entire campus into battleground of showcasing prowess, stamina and endurance culminating into unparalleled excellence in myriad fields. Various Indoor and outdoor games brought togetherness, belongingness and team spirit amongst the faculty, students and staff of University. Since the matches were started from 01 September, students got enough time to practice and conduct the games in a structured manner. Good amount of participation was witnessed for almost all indoor and outdoor games. Some of the final fixtures of Sangathan 14, like Volleyball ( boys), 100 meters (boys and girls) , tug of war ( boys and girls) , Football Match, faculty and staff tug of war, cricket match and badminton matches were played on 29th September, 2014.
We, at Amity University Lucknow campus have been instrumental in providing the conducive environment with a launching platform necessary for the youth to express their creativity and achieve their potential.
The month long Sangathan activities and competitions had engaged the entire campus into battleground of showcasing prowess, stamina and endurance culminating into unparalleled excellence in myriad fields. Various Indoor and outdoor games brought togetherness, belongingness and team spirit amongst the faculty, students and staff of University. Since the matches were started from 01 September, students got enough time to practice and conduct the games in a structured manner. Good amount of participation was witnessed for almost all indoor and outdoor games. Some of the final fixtures of Sangathan 14, like Volleyball ( boys), 100 meters (boys and girls) , tug of war ( boys and girls) , Football Match, faculty and staff tug of war, cricket match and badminton matches were played on 29th September, 2014.
Monday, September 22, 2014
Taiwan students visit Amity University to showcase culture
"Amity has always maintained cordial relations with Taiwan and has been running the Taiwan Education Centre (TEC) since June 2012," said Amity University vice chancellor Dr. B Shukla.
Minister of Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India (TECCI) Frances Lee expressed her heartfelt gratitude and appreciated the university for being supportive and hosting the youth ambassadors. TECCI Ambassador Tien Chung- Kwang was also present during the occasion.
"Taiwan, just like India, is a democratic country with traditional civilization dating back to 5000 years. Taiwan has been absorbing the essence of other Asian civilizations, as a result of which both contemporary and traditional features co-exist in Taiwanese culture. In Taiwan there are over 600 Indian students pursuing their higher studies but there are very few Taiwanese students studying in India. I hope that in future there will be more student exchanges between India and Taiwan, enhancing the mutual love and understanding between both the countries," said Lee.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Clean & Clear Lucknow Times Fresh Face competition at Amity University in Lucknow
TWO MUCH FUN: It all started with a warm up session where emcee Maddy helped all the students relax. And once the freshers had got over their stage fright, there was no looking back. Ashmeet Kaur wooed everyone with her singing and sang two songs on public demand. Dikshay Gurung surprised everyone with his dancing skills, while Aviral Sen Saxena crooned an old romantic number and earned many cat calls and whistles from the girls.
WE ARE THE WINNERS: Finally, it was the clear-skinned Ashmeet Kaur who was adjudged the winner, while fresh-faced Swapnil Singh and Supriya Singh were declared the first and second runners-up, respectively. Aviral Sen Saxena was declared the winner among the boys, while Joy Brath S Rawat and Dikshay Gurung were declared the first and second runners-up respectively. First year college students can register on itimes.com/freshface to participate. Remember, the two girls who win this contest get a chance to become the face of Clean & Clear!
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Amity Institute of Telecom Engineering and Management conducts Orientation Programme for B.Tech – E&T , M.Tech – TSE & OEOC and MBA - Telecom students
Amity Institute of Telecom Engineering and Management conducted an Industry Orientation Program for B.Tech – E&T , M.Tech – TSE & OEOC and MBA - Telecom students on 7th Augsut 2014. A lecture session was organized on the topic – Growth in Telecom and Opportunities for Freshers which was attended by the new entrants and the final year students of all the above streams.
Four Senior Professionals from Industry were invited to present their views on above mentioned topic. The session started by welcoming the panelists followed by a speech by Mr. Sachin Sharma – Head of Talent Acquisition , India & China at Lava International. He represented the Telecom Handset domain and spoke at length on penetration of smart phone devices among enterprise mobile workforce in India which will cross 64% by 2015
Next speaker of the session was Mr. Sandeep Saxena – Head of Solutions Management at Nokia. Mr. Saxena opined that Growth in telecom industry is a multi-dimensional phenomenon and the students need to develop key competencies and skills to grab the opportunities
Key competencies the students should acquire are :
Third speaker of the session was Mr. Akshay Mathur – Vice President , Non Voice Services , Tata Teleservices Ltd. Mr. Mathur spoke on how telecommunications has taken over our regular day-today activities of our lives. Sectors like Banking , Education, Entertainment, Health Care , Automobile will be hugely dependent on Telecom Engineerins and Management Graduates in times to come. Employability will no more be confined to only Telecom Companies but will extend to all the other sectors as well.
Lastly Mr. Sekhar Sahay - Director HR Global Services , at Ericsson started his session with daily usage of Telecom Services. The increasing usage of digital services influence consumer expectations on future offerings. Connectivity is fully integrated in daily routines. Consumers rely strongly on apps to communicate, find information, socialize, stream videos, listen to music and get news updates and navigate throughout their day. A fact that is relevant for any location, in whatever situation or context in consumers’ lives. New Needs arises and today customers seek :
a) Instant access everywhere - To suit their on-the-go lifestyles, users expect to have access to an array of services on demand and in real time. They want to be connected around the clock, no matter where they are or what device they use.Busy work/life schedules require instant access without waiting for pages to load or calls to connect.
b) Customize my world – Consumers are at a risk of information overload and relevance has never been more important. People increasingly welcome the idea of getting personalized services that suit their lifestyles.
c) Assisted productivity - In a world of meetings, appointments, consumers will look to their digital services to help them manage and coordinate their schedules. Consumers want peace of mind and to free up their time to allow them to concentrate on more important things, safe in the knowledge that they will never forget or miss out
d) Enhanced togetherness - In their busy lives, friends and family will increasingly rely on technology to keep in touch, wherever they are. Technology-assisted social activities are expected to continue in the future, and people want these services to become more seamlessly embedded into their lives
e) Consumers in control - Consumers want to be in control of their connected lifestyles, keeping track of spending, data usage and information updates. For instance, consumers will continue to shop and buy online in order to save time hassle and money. Safe payment models as well as to get reassurance that they have the best possible deal, whether shopping from home or using digital services while shopping in a store will be important
f) Location based me - Consumers express the need of getting information relevant to where they are at the moment. Also, people will look for new opportunities related to what they can “do” with the environments and people around them, such as getting information and interaction
Event was concluded with a brief Q&A round followed by presentation of mementos by Lt. Gen. P. D. Bhargava – Group Dy. Vice Chancellor & Advisor AITEM.
Four Senior Professionals from Industry were invited to present their views on above mentioned topic. The session started by welcoming the panelists followed by a speech by Mr. Sachin Sharma – Head of Talent Acquisition , India & China at Lava International. He represented the Telecom Handset domain and spoke at length on penetration of smart phone devices among enterprise mobile workforce in India which will cross 64% by 2015
Next speaker of the session was Mr. Sandeep Saxena – Head of Solutions Management at Nokia. Mr. Saxena opined that Growth in telecom industry is a multi-dimensional phenomenon and the students need to develop key competencies and skills to grab the opportunities
Key competencies the students should acquire are :
- Strong technical skills
- Strong management skills
- Strong business & analytical skills
- Strong project & program management skills
- Strong communication skills and
- Strong inter-personal skills
Third speaker of the session was Mr. Akshay Mathur – Vice President , Non Voice Services , Tata Teleservices Ltd. Mr. Mathur spoke on how telecommunications has taken over our regular day-today activities of our lives. Sectors like Banking , Education, Entertainment, Health Care , Automobile will be hugely dependent on Telecom Engineerins and Management Graduates in times to come. Employability will no more be confined to only Telecom Companies but will extend to all the other sectors as well.
Lastly Mr. Sekhar Sahay - Director HR Global Services , at Ericsson started his session with daily usage of Telecom Services. The increasing usage of digital services influence consumer expectations on future offerings. Connectivity is fully integrated in daily routines. Consumers rely strongly on apps to communicate, find information, socialize, stream videos, listen to music and get news updates and navigate throughout their day. A fact that is relevant for any location, in whatever situation or context in consumers’ lives. New Needs arises and today customers seek :
a) Instant access everywhere - To suit their on-the-go lifestyles, users expect to have access to an array of services on demand and in real time. They want to be connected around the clock, no matter where they are or what device they use.Busy work/life schedules require instant access without waiting for pages to load or calls to connect.
b) Customize my world – Consumers are at a risk of information overload and relevance has never been more important. People increasingly welcome the idea of getting personalized services that suit their lifestyles.
c) Assisted productivity - In a world of meetings, appointments, consumers will look to their digital services to help them manage and coordinate their schedules. Consumers want peace of mind and to free up their time to allow them to concentrate on more important things, safe in the knowledge that they will never forget or miss out
d) Enhanced togetherness - In their busy lives, friends and family will increasingly rely on technology to keep in touch, wherever they are. Technology-assisted social activities are expected to continue in the future, and people want these services to become more seamlessly embedded into their lives
e) Consumers in control - Consumers want to be in control of their connected lifestyles, keeping track of spending, data usage and information updates. For instance, consumers will continue to shop and buy online in order to save time hassle and money. Safe payment models as well as to get reassurance that they have the best possible deal, whether shopping from home or using digital services while shopping in a store will be important
f) Location based me - Consumers express the need of getting information relevant to where they are at the moment. Also, people will look for new opportunities related to what they can “do” with the environments and people around them, such as getting information and interaction
Event was concluded with a brief Q&A round followed by presentation of mementos by Lt. Gen. P. D. Bhargava – Group Dy. Vice Chancellor & Advisor AITEM.
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| Mr. Akshay Mathur – Vice president, Non Voice Services, Tata Teleservices , Interacting with audience during the session |
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| Students attending Orientation Program |
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| Question & Answer Session |
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| From L-R: Mr. Sekhar Sahay –Ericsson, Mr. Akshay Mathur – Tata Teleservices, Mr. Sandeep Saxena – Nokia and Mr. Sachin Sharma- Lava International |
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Six prodigies from Amity School of Engineering receives Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards at Italy
Six prodigies from Amity School of Engineering brought laurels to their institution and nation by receiving Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards (IMTTA) by Italian Trade Agency, Delhi (ITA) in Italy. Amity University is the only University from India that has been selected to be a part of IMTTA 2014.
The proud recipients - Ankit Sahu, B.Tech – Aero; Aayushi Rachana, B.Tech – ECE; Deeksha Macchral, B.Tech – ECE; Rakshti Ratan, B.Tech MAE; Tushar Dwivedi, B.Tech – IT and Suvidha Senson, B.Tech – ECE were awarded on the basis of best Research Paper/Thesis written on topics related to Machine Tools and Their Applications, such as, Mechatronics and the Role of Mechanical Engineers, The use of Geometric Dimensioning & Telebanking (GD&T) to lower manufacturing costs, Robotics: Research & Development focuses on autonomy, automation, and dynamic/ kinematics programming and Additive technologies in high precision metallic parts manufacturing.
Italian Trade Agency also invited the students for a tour of the most significant companies in the Sector to know the reality of production and technological levels of the machinery produced in Italy. The students had the opportunity to visit 8 Italian Machinery Manufacturers which provided them with a platform to gain knowledge on Italian machine tool machinery and the vanguard technologies.
ITA - Italian Trade Agency (Delhi), Trade Promotion Office of the Italian Embassy is a government agency that promotes, facilitates and develops trade between Italy and India, offering support and consultation to Italian companies in Indian markets. Italy is one of the world's main producers of advanced manufacturing machinery systems for a wide variety of sectors and has been providing companies around the globe with innovative technologies, ideas and solutions.
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| Students of Amity University attending Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards, Italy |
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| Aayushi Rachna Receiving Certifcate of Honor |
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| Ankit Sahu Receiving Certifcate of Honor |
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| Deeksha Machhral Receiving Certifcate of Honor |
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| Rakshit Ratan Receiving Certifcate of Honor |
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| Suvidha Senson, Student, Amity University Receiving Certifcate of Honor |
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Tushar Dwivedi Receiving Certifcate of Honor
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Thursday, July 17, 2014
Amity University launches India's first online paralegal programme
Signalling a paradigm shift in the process of learning, Amity University and Indian Academy of Law and Management (IALM) have inked an MoU to jointly introduce a course on professional paralegal certification for the first time in India".
The Amity-IALM course will systematically and professionally help corporate departments such as legal, finance, human resource, insurance, real estate, PR and Media, intellectual property, government affairs and compliance," said Major General (retired) Nilendra Kumar of the Amity Law School in Noida.
A paralegal expert understands, strategizes and executes modern day corporate functions and understands the business as well as the "right" way to do the business legally.
"While lawyers are always good at drafting policies and meeting escalations, the management and execution of policies are left to Paralegals in any organizational function," said Dr.Pinaki Ghosh, Associate Vice President-IP, Reliance Industries.
While western countries and developed economies already have organized institutions, certifications and well defined career paths for paralegals, India always lacked such an educational stream with highly lucrative career paths.
India with its huge educated youth population needs to nurture and provide alternative income streams and recognition to its well deserved student community.
"Amity University's pioneering initiative of launching the Online course in Paralegal will enable the candidates to learn professional paralegal skills anytime, anywhere through interactive teaching and learning process. The program is fully online and digital, comprising interactive sessions from renowned legal exponents. The course offers 15 days guaranteed internship with leading law firms and interviews using IALM and partner law firms, post its completion" says Dr Manoj Sharma, Director, Amity University Online.
The current paralegal certification course is multifaceted and offers to train students in IT-tools and software management, litigation in courts, real estate transactions, intellectual property management, corporate contract handling, managing litigations, doing IPR filings, debt recovery categorization, E-Discovery, legal process outsourcing (LPOs), banking, finance and insurance-related process.
The Amity-IALM course will systematically and professionally help corporate departments such as legal, finance, human resource, insurance, real estate, PR and Media, intellectual property, government affairs and compliance," said Major General (retired) Nilendra Kumar of the Amity Law School in Noida.
A paralegal expert understands, strategizes and executes modern day corporate functions and understands the business as well as the "right" way to do the business legally.
"While lawyers are always good at drafting policies and meeting escalations, the management and execution of policies are left to Paralegals in any organizational function," said Dr.Pinaki Ghosh, Associate Vice President-IP, Reliance Industries.
While western countries and developed economies already have organized institutions, certifications and well defined career paths for paralegals, India always lacked such an educational stream with highly lucrative career paths.
India with its huge educated youth population needs to nurture and provide alternative income streams and recognition to its well deserved student community.
"Amity University's pioneering initiative of launching the Online course in Paralegal will enable the candidates to learn professional paralegal skills anytime, anywhere through interactive teaching and learning process. The program is fully online and digital, comprising interactive sessions from renowned legal exponents. The course offers 15 days guaranteed internship with leading law firms and interviews using IALM and partner law firms, post its completion" says Dr Manoj Sharma, Director, Amity University Online.
The current paralegal certification course is multifaceted and offers to train students in IT-tools and software management, litigation in courts, real estate transactions, intellectual property management, corporate contract handling, managing litigations, doing IPR filings, debt recovery categorization, E-Discovery, legal process outsourcing (LPOs), banking, finance and insurance-related process.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Amity University celebrates World Environment Day
In a bid to raise awareness about the protection of environment, Amity Institute of Environmental Toxicology, Safety and Management (AIETSM) and Amity Institute of Environmental Science (AIES) in association with National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) celebrated "World Environment Day" at the University Campus.
Welcoming the august gathering, Professor (Dr.) Tanu Jindal- Director, Amity Institute for Environmental Toxicology, Safety and Management thanked the guests for taking out time from their busy schedule and joining Amity in disseminating the importance of environment conservation on World Environment Day.
Dr. Jindal stressed that man has been recklessly undertaking the developmental activities at the cost of environment but the fall outs of disturbing the eco-system have started becoming prominent and manifested in climate change, erratic pattern of rainfall, global warming, raising sea-levels etc.
She opined that man needs to be prudent to discern the difference between a necessity and indulgence and act accordingly for the benefit of humanity.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. V.P. Upadhyay, Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest said that environment is important for everyone. Global warming is not a complex issue that cannot be dealt with.
Of all the harmful gasses present in the environment, Carbon Dioxide gas creates the maximum problem and it could be efficiently combated by planting more and more trees. He shared that a mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. Trees have the potential to improve the micro- climate near the house and even reduce wind velocity.
He advised that the problem has to be handled globally rather than locally. He shared that the net built up of harmful Carbon in the environment globally could be taken care of by converting over 329 million hectare land into plantains globally.
He opined that sustainability concept has to be brought in Indian way of culture; small efforts at individual houses could bring big results. Ecological affluence is more important than economic affluence. It is important for ecosystem to be intact since, species once lost cannot be created by man made capital.
He said that it is important to raise the voice against environment degradation rather than raising the sea level.
Sharing his views, Prof. A. Arunachalam- General Secretary, National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) stressed that it is very important to take care of the environment since it has wide scale repercussions.
He shared that there are over 52 developing nation islands which are low lying and run the risk of submersing, if water level continues to rise in our water bodies due to melting of polar ice. He averred that climate change could be a real threat to the existence of a country/nation. Agriculture, as currently practiced in the country, is the chief cause of destruction of valuable habitats.
He stated that earth has enough resources to meet the needs of people but certainly not their greed.
During the occasion, Guests planted saplings spreading the message of bringing down the Carbon Dioxide levels through planting more and more trees.
The officials of Amity took a pledge on behalf of University to contribute towards sustainable development and taking lead in environmental education. The pledge outlined Amity's commitment to developing patents in green technology with GLP studies by faculty and students participation adopting green practices at Amity campuses, thereby leading to the well- being of the humanity.
Welcoming the august gathering, Professor (Dr.) Tanu Jindal- Director, Amity Institute for Environmental Toxicology, Safety and Management thanked the guests for taking out time from their busy schedule and joining Amity in disseminating the importance of environment conservation on World Environment Day.
Dr. Jindal stressed that man has been recklessly undertaking the developmental activities at the cost of environment but the fall outs of disturbing the eco-system have started becoming prominent and manifested in climate change, erratic pattern of rainfall, global warming, raising sea-levels etc.
She opined that man needs to be prudent to discern the difference between a necessity and indulgence and act accordingly for the benefit of humanity.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. V.P. Upadhyay, Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest said that environment is important for everyone. Global warming is not a complex issue that cannot be dealt with.
Of all the harmful gasses present in the environment, Carbon Dioxide gas creates the maximum problem and it could be efficiently combated by planting more and more trees. He shared that a mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. Trees have the potential to improve the micro- climate near the house and even reduce wind velocity.
He advised that the problem has to be handled globally rather than locally. He shared that the net built up of harmful Carbon in the environment globally could be taken care of by converting over 329 million hectare land into plantains globally.
He opined that sustainability concept has to be brought in Indian way of culture; small efforts at individual houses could bring big results. Ecological affluence is more important than economic affluence. It is important for ecosystem to be intact since, species once lost cannot be created by man made capital.
He said that it is important to raise the voice against environment degradation rather than raising the sea level.
Sharing his views, Prof. A. Arunachalam- General Secretary, National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) stressed that it is very important to take care of the environment since it has wide scale repercussions.
He shared that there are over 52 developing nation islands which are low lying and run the risk of submersing, if water level continues to rise in our water bodies due to melting of polar ice. He averred that climate change could be a real threat to the existence of a country/nation. Agriculture, as currently practiced in the country, is the chief cause of destruction of valuable habitats.
He stated that earth has enough resources to meet the needs of people but certainly not their greed.
During the occasion, Guests planted saplings spreading the message of bringing down the Carbon Dioxide levels through planting more and more trees.
The officials of Amity took a pledge on behalf of University to contribute towards sustainable development and taking lead in environmental education. The pledge outlined Amity's commitment to developing patents in green technology with GLP studies by faculty and students participation adopting green practices at Amity campuses, thereby leading to the well- being of the humanity.
Welcoming the august gathering, Professor (Dr.) Tanu Jindal- Director, Amity Institute for Environmental Toxicology, Safety and Management thanked the guests for taking out time from their busy schedule and joining Amity in disseminating the importance of environment conservation on World Environment Day.
Dr. Jindal stressed that man has been recklessly undertaking the developmental activities at the cost of environment but the fall outs of disturbing the eco-system have started becoming prominent and manifested in climate change, erratic pattern of rainfall, global warming, raising sea-levels etc.
She opined that man needs to be prudent to discern the difference between a necessity and indulgence and act accordingly for the benefit of humanity.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. V.P. Upadhyay, Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest said that environment is important for everyone. Global warming is not a complex issue that cannot be dealt with.
Of all the harmful gasses present in the environment, Carbon Dioxide gas creates the maximum problem and it could be efficiently combated by planting more and more trees. He shared that a mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. Trees have the potential to improve the micro- climate near the house and even reduce wind velocity.
He advised that the problem has to be handled globally rather than locally. He shared that the net built up of harmful Carbon in the environment globally could be taken care of by converting over 329 million hectare land into plantains globally.
He opined that sustainability concept has to be brought in Indian way of culture; small efforts at individual houses could bring big results. Ecological affluence is more important than economic affluence. It is important for ecosystem to be intact since, species once lost cannot be created by man made capital.
He said that it is important to raise the voice against environment degradation rather than raising the sea level.
Sharing his views, Prof. A. Arunachalam- General Secretary, National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) stressed that it is very important to take care of the environment since it has wide scale repercussions.
He shared that there are over 52 developing nation islands which are low lying and run the risk of submersing, if water level continues to rise in our water bodies due to melting of polar ice. He averred that climate change could be a real threat to the existence of a country/nation. Agriculture, as currently practiced in the country, is the chief cause of destruction of valuable habitats.
He stated that earth has enough resources to meet the needs of people but certainly not their greed.
During the occasion, Guests planted saplings spreading the message of bringing down the Carbon Dioxide levels through planting more and more trees.
The officials of Amity took a pledge on behalf of University to contribute towards sustainable development and taking lead in environmental education. The pledge outlined Amity's commitment to developing patents in green technology with GLP studies by faculty and students participation adopting green practices at Amity campuses, thereby leading to the well- being of the humanity.
Welcoming the august gathering, Professor (Dr.) Tanu Jindal- Director, Amity Institute for Environmental Toxicology, Safety and Management thanked the guests for taking out time from their busy schedule and joining Amity in disseminating the importance of environment conservation on World Environment Day.
Dr. Jindal stressed that man has been recklessly undertaking the developmental activities at the cost of environment but the fall outs of disturbing the eco-system have started becoming prominent and manifested in climate change, erratic pattern of rainfall, global warming, raising sea-levels etc.
She opined that man needs to be prudent to discern the difference between a necessity and indulgence and act accordingly for the benefit of humanity.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. V.P. Upadhyay, Director, Ministry of Environment and Forest said that environment is important for everyone. Global warming is not a complex issue that cannot be dealt with.
Of all the harmful gasses present in the environment, Carbon Dioxide gas creates the maximum problem and it could be efficiently combated by planting more and more trees. He shared that a mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. Trees have the potential to improve the micro- climate near the house and even reduce wind velocity.
He advised that the problem has to be handled globally rather than locally. He shared that the net built up of harmful Carbon in the environment globally could be taken care of by converting over 329 million hectare land into plantains globally.
He opined that sustainability concept has to be brought in Indian way of culture; small efforts at individual houses could bring big results. Ecological affluence is more important than economic affluence. It is important for ecosystem to be intact since, species once lost cannot be created by man made capital.
He said that it is important to raise the voice against environment degradation rather than raising the sea level.
Sharing his views, Prof. A. Arunachalam- General Secretary, National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) stressed that it is very important to take care of the environment since it has wide scale repercussions.
He shared that there are over 52 developing nation islands which are low lying and run the risk of submersing, if water level continues to rise in our water bodies due to melting of polar ice. He averred that climate change could be a real threat to the existence of a country/nation. Agriculture, as currently practiced in the country, is the chief cause of destruction of valuable habitats.
He stated that earth has enough resources to meet the needs of people but certainly not their greed.
During the occasion, Guests planted saplings spreading the message of bringing down the Carbon Dioxide levels through planting more and more trees.
The officials of Amity took a pledge on behalf of University to contribute towards sustainable development and taking lead in environmental education. The pledge outlined Amity's commitment to developing patents in green technology with GLP studies by faculty and students participation adopting green practices at Amity campuses, thereby leading to the well- being of the humanity.
Thursday, July 3, 2014
International Council of Jurists confers Ashok Chauhan of Amity with International Jurists Award
The International Council of Jurists has honored Dr. Ashok K Chauhan, Founder President of Amity, with the prestigious "International Jurists Award-2014" in London for his unique contribution in the field of legal education of the country
Amity University Chancellor Atul Chauhan received the award on behalf of Dr. Ashok K Chauhan.
The award was presented by Mr. Justice Peter Tomka, President, International Court of Justice, in the presence of chief justices, ministers, judges, members of parliament, writers, authors, ambassadors and bar leaders from various countries.
Receiving the award, Mr. Atul Chauhan thanked the jury members for acknowledging and honoring the hard work and contribution of the Founder President in the legal profession of the country.
He opined, "Dr. Chauhan firmly believes in the brilliance and excellence of Indian lawyers and has been resolute to provide budding lawyers every possible opportunity and facility to brush their skills so that when they join the profession, they bring laurels to their Institution, to their country and to the Indian legal fraternity."
Amity Universities, under the vision and guidance of Dr. Ashok K Chauhan, are known worldwide for their innovative pedagogy, state of the art Infrastructure, globally benchmarked curriculum, erudite faculty members, breakthrough R and D and filing of over 550 patents in last three years.
Dr. Chauhan- a philanthropist and educationist, has a mission and vision to contribute to make India a "Super Power by 2030" by education and beyond
Amity University Chancellor Atul Chauhan received the award on behalf of Dr. Ashok K Chauhan.
The award was presented by Mr. Justice Peter Tomka, President, International Court of Justice, in the presence of chief justices, ministers, judges, members of parliament, writers, authors, ambassadors and bar leaders from various countries.
Receiving the award, Mr. Atul Chauhan thanked the jury members for acknowledging and honoring the hard work and contribution of the Founder President in the legal profession of the country.
He opined, "Dr. Chauhan firmly believes in the brilliance and excellence of Indian lawyers and has been resolute to provide budding lawyers every possible opportunity and facility to brush their skills so that when they join the profession, they bring laurels to their Institution, to their country and to the Indian legal fraternity."
Amity Universities, under the vision and guidance of Dr. Ashok K Chauhan, are known worldwide for their innovative pedagogy, state of the art Infrastructure, globally benchmarked curriculum, erudite faculty members, breakthrough R and D and filing of over 550 patents in last three years.
Dr. Chauhan- a philanthropist and educationist, has a mission and vision to contribute to make India a "Super Power by 2030" by education and beyond
Monday, May 19, 2014
Amity Scholarship Scheme
The Amity Scholarship Scheme
At
Amity, we believe in rewarding the hard work and excellence achieved by
meritorious students in their academic endeavours. As part of this
ongoing initiative, in 2013 over Rs. 60 crores worth of Scholarships
have been awarded to students on need or merit basis.
The Amity Scholarships have
been initiated to encourage the talents of such students, thereby
strengthening the roots of our future generation. A small step towards
the collective goal of making India the knowledge superpower of the
world.
Fast Track Admission
- All students who are eligible for the scholarships (for programmes after 10+2 only) are given admission on Fast Track. That means they do not have to appear for the admission selection process and their admission is done based on their application form.
- Fast Track Admission is not applicable for B.Arch, BBA LL.B. and B.Com. LL.B. programmes at Noida Campus. Limited scholarship seats are available which will be offered to students after their joining the programme.
Scholarships for Programmes after 10+2
For Noida and Manesar(Gurgaon) Campuses
- 100% Scholarship : Eligibility - 93% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE or ICSE Board of Class XII, 2014.
- 50% Scholarship : Eligibility - 88% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE or ICSE Board of Class XII, 2014.
For Lucknow, Jaipur and Gwalior Campuses
- 100% Scholarship : Eligibility - 93% aggregate and above ((excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII, 2014.
- 50% Scholarship : Eligibility - 88% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII, 2014.
- 25% Scholarship (For Jaipur Campus) : Eligibility - 80% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII, 2014.
- 25% Scholarship(For Gwalior Campus) : Eligibility - 70% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII, 2014.
Scholarships for Programmes after Graduation
For Noida Campus
- 100% Scholarship : Eligibility - Students securing 93% aggregate and above ((excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE/ ICSE Board of Class XII and 80% in Graduation.
- 50% Scholarship : Eligibility - Students securing 88% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE/ ICSE Board of Class XII and 75% in Graduation.
For Lucknow, Jaipur , Gwalior and Manesar (Gurgaon) Campuses
- 100% Scholarship : Eligibility - 93% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII and 80% in Graduation.
- 50% Scholarship : Eligibility - 88% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE / ICSE / State Boards of Class XII and 75% in Graduation.
- 20% scholarship (only for MBA programmes) : Eligibility - CAT-85 Percentile and above/MAT Score - 700 and above
In addition to above, following scholarships are also offered at Dubai Campus
- Girls Student -10%
- Sibling - 15%
- Emirati students - 50-100%
10% Fee concession is offered to Amity students, who continue their higher education at Amity Universities without any year gap
Scholarship
seats are limited. The mentioned percentages are only the eligibility
to apply for scholarship. Candidates securing above percentages are
required to fill Amity Application form. In absence of relevant mark
sheets direct admission and scholarship application will not be
considered. Final decision of granting scholarship is with the
scholarship committee.
Continuation of Scholarship
Scholarship
is granted on annual basis and continuation in second and further years
of the program is subject to scholarship policy. To continue availing
100% scholarship student must secure position in top 5% of the merit
list for the program. For continuation of 50% scholarship, student will
have to secure position in top 10% of the merit list for the program.
Sports Scholarship
To attract talent in sports, Amity University announces sports scholarships.
Criteria for Admission
- Minimum academic eligibility for the respective program should be met, as mentioned in the Admission prospectus – 2014.
- Age should not be of more than 23 years as on 01st July, 2014
Fast Track Admission
All
students who are eligible for the sports scholarships are given
admission on Fast Track. That means they do not have to appear for the
Sports Trial & Interview and their admission is done based on their
application form and assessment of sports certificates for last three
years.
- 100% Scholarship - International Players *
- 50% Scholarship - National Medal winners * : (Gold, Silver & Bronze position only)
Admission through Sports Trial & Interview
Selection
will be based on Sports trial & Interview in addition to
Application & Assessment of Sports certificates for last three years
- 25% Scholarship - National Participation*
* Recognized by:
- Olympic Games by IOC
- World championships under International Sports Federation (IOA and / or MYAS recognized / affiliated Games)
- Asian Games by Olympic Council of Asia
- Asian Championship organized by International Federation of concerned game (recongnized / affiliated by MYAS and / or IOA)
- Commonwealth Games, S.A.F. Games and Afro Asian Games.
- Paralympics Games (recognized / affiliated by IOC and / or MYAS)
In absence of relevant Sports certificates Scholarship application will not be considered.
Continuation of Scholarship
Scholarship
is granted on annual basis and continuation in second and further years
of the program is subject to scholarship policy. Sports performances of
the current academic year will be considered for continuation /
withdrawal of scholarship.
Performance Monitoring
- All candidates selected under sports quota will have to submit an affidavit stating that they will participate / represent only from AUUP.
- Achievements in their sports (basis for grant of sports quota scholarship) will be monitored by University Sports committee)
These Scholarships do not include,
- Refundable Security Deposit
- Boarding and Lodging Cost
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Application Procedure
2014 MBA Admissions Open
Last date to apply
Noida:
Select Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 26 Jun 2014
Lucknow :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Jaipur :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Gurgaon (Manesar) :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Gwalior :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Lucknow :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Jaipur :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Gurgaon (Manesar) :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Gwalior :
All Graduate and Post Graduate Programs : 03 Jul 2014
Availability of Application Form
The Cost of the Admission Form is Rs. 1,100 /-. {Click Here} to obtain the application form
NRI / Foreign Candidates [Click here]
Programs and Eligibility
- For complete list of programs {Click Here}
- For MBA programs the admission is based on CAT/ MAT/GMAT/XAT score. [Click here] for list of MBA programs with Eligibility and MAT score cut off.
- If you have not appeared in CAT/MAT/GMAT/XAT or your score is less than the required cut off accepted by Amity, then you can appear for Amity Written Test followed by GD and/or Interview on the day of selection process. This will be applicable to all specialised MBA Programs only.
Completing the Application Form
- Fill in the Application Form only if you satisfy yourselves about your eligibility for admission to the programme.
- If you have appeared in a qualifying examination and the result thereof is awaited, you can apply provisionally to go through admission process at your own risk.
- The Application Form has to be filled in your own handwriting in black ink and undertaking is to be signed by you only.
- The instructions in the Application Form are self-explanatory. Please follow them strictly.
- It is mandatory to provide your email address (clearly) as it will be used by the Admission Office for any communication.
- Enclose class 10th mark sheet only with the Application Form. No other Mark sheets / Testimonials are to be attached with the Application Form at this stage (Only Foreign students / Foreign University Degree holder should attach photocopies of academic transcripts & AIU Equivalence Certificate). University / Board / Marks filled in the Application Form will be considered for all procedures related to admission. Any discrepancy found during original document verification will result in cancellation of Admission
- It may be noted that no request for change in the particulars filled in the Application Form by you will be entertained under any circumstances.
- You can not apply more than once for the same programme in one admission year.
Submitting the Application Form
For Noida & Dubai Campuses
- Personal Submission:
Amity University Campus,
Gate No. 3
Sector - 125, Noida - 201313 (U.P.)
- By Post / Courier
Amity Admission Office,
Block – J2, Ground Floor
Amity University Campus,
Sector - 125, Noida - 201313 (U.P.)
For Lucknow Campus
- Amity Admission Office,
Amity Campus, Malhaur (Near Railway Station),
Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow - 226 010 (UP).
For Jaipur Campus
- Amity House, 14, Gopal Bari, Ajmer Road, Jaipur - 302006 (Rajasthan).
For Gurgaon (Manesar) Campus
- Amity University Admission Office, Amity International School Campus, Sector-46, Gurgaon-122413 (Haryana)
For Gwalior Campus
- Amity University Madhya Pradesh, Maharajpura (Opposite Airport), Gwalior - 474005 (Madhya Pradesh)
Incomplete
Forms will be rejected. No addition subsequently will be allowed and a
new Form has to be submitted in this case. The Form cost will not be
refunded for any reason whatsoever.
You are advised to keep a photocopy of the complete application form.
My admission Microsite (Status of your Application Form/Admission)
To visit your Admission Microsite {Click Here}
and logon with your form number and password printed on the application
form. After you logon to your microsite for the first time please
change the password, keep it safe and confidential.
On your microsite you can,
- Check whether your Form has been received or not.
- Check the Registration Status of your Form
- Check whether you have been short-listed for the Admission Procedure.
- Choose the date for appearing in the Admission Procedure
- Check your selection status
- Get soft copy of your admission letter
- Get confirmation of fee payment
Admission Process at Campus
- After confirmation on your Admission Microsite about receipt of your Form, it will normally be processed within 5 working days
- Qualifying candidates will be informed about the date, time and venue of Admission Procedure (written test and/or Group Discussion and/or Interview) on the Admission Microsite {Click Here}.
- In certain cases, options of dates will be available giving greater flexibility to you. It is your responsibility to check the website. No separate communication may be sent in this regard. If a short listed candidate fails to select the date (for which various options will be made available) and admission to the particular programme is closed, it will be his/her responsibility.
- If you have applied for more than one program through separate forms, kindly select date for the admission selection process separately. you will be permitted to appear for selection process of only one program on a particular date.
- The Admission procedure may last till late in the evening. You are requested to make Traveling & boarding arrangements on your own. [Click here] for Traveling instructions to the campus and contact details of accommodation in the vicinity
Offer of Admission
- An email will be sent to you to intimate announcement of result on your Admission microsite. This will be for information only and should not be taken as official communication for selection.
- All selected candidates will get intimation of their selection through an Admission Letter which will be made available on Admission microsite for downloading. Details regarding payment of fees at the time of admission, allotment of Hostel and date, time and venue for commencement of the academic session will be mentioned in the admission letter.
- Offer of admission will be valid only for the specific programme opted by the candidate as well as for the same academic session. Admission may be given provisionally as may be specified in the letter. The offer of admission will automatically stand cancelled if the conditions are not fulfilled by the specified time.
- There is a possibility that the Admission Committee recommends your admission in a category/programme/campus for which you have not applied in the application Form. In such cases an option will be given to you on your admission microsite informing you of the change and you may give your consent for the same. The selection letter will be available on Admission microsite (www.amity.edu) for downloading only after receiving your consent.
- Failure to pay the fee within the specified date or report for classes after payment of fee will entail cancellation of admission.
Policy for change of program after selection :
Selected candidates can give request for change of program after selection as follows :
- The request should be made to the admission office through selected query on admission micro site - www.amity.edu/admission before the last date of payment of the fee as notified in the admission letter.
- Minimum eligibility criteria for the requested program should be met.
- Request will be considered and approved subject to be consent of the admission committee.
- A processing fee of Rs. 1100 will have to be paid with the fees if transfer request is approved.
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