Amity University, Jaipur

If you do not pay the fee by due date, you have to approach the admission office through "Post/track your query" link on Admission microsite. Extension date request will be considered by admission committee based on seats availability.

Students can make payment through various modes that are mentioned below:

• Net banking/Credit Card/Debit Card

• Paytm

• NEFT/RTGS

• DD/Pay-Order/Cash at Axis Bank branches

• Bharat Bill payment

• EMI through third-party companies 

IMPS is not accepted for payments.

A semester system is followed for the MBA course at Amity University Jaipur. This is in conformity with global practices and standards. During this system, students will have to maintain a minimum SGPA and CGPA to get promoted to the next semester and qualify for a degree.

Yes, you can provisionally apply, but must produce all original marksheets and degrees when you join the program. 31st October of the current academic year is the last date to submit marksheets and degrees. 

Non-sponsored are the students who fulfil normal eligibility criteria and have a sufficient cut-off in the admission process. Non-sponsored are general category for every applicant who fulfils the eligibility criteria and has high merit.

All campus recruitment details are published on Amizone and the Amity Placement portal for eligible students. You can apply for the respective job notification only through an Amizone account. Students have to apply before the timeline for the recruitment process lapses.

Students are periodically assessed, with 30% weightage being ascribed to internal/continuous assessment in a semester. This assessment is done on the basis of 3-4 evaluation metrics holding pre-defined weightages. These metrics include viva, quiz, case discussion, class test, presentation, analysis, home assignment, project, seminar, term paper and attendance.

This is the level of academic performance of students as aggregate of continuous assessment and end term examination. It is represented by letter grades on ten-point scale. Letter grades A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, and F have points related to them and hold qualitative meaning. Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) are evaluated on performance in semesters. The university follows both Absolute Grading and Relative Grading depending on the student's strength in the programme.

Those who enrol in this course will learn about the legal aspects of business, financial reporting, cost control, management process and organisational behaviour. The second year comes with a summer internship, dissertation and topics like business communication, strategic management, performance marketing, Strategic Financial Management and Social & Industrial Psychology.