AUSAT

The ACLAT (Alliance Common Law Admission Test) is specifically designed for admissions to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law (Honors) programme at Alliance University, Bangalore. It is not just a scholarship test but an entrance exam for the BALLB program.

On the other hand, the AUSAT (Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test) is used for both admissions and scholarship opportunities for various undergraduate programs, including BALLB. So, AUSAT serves a dual purpose: it can be an entrance test and a scholarship test.

The Alliance University offers an in-house scholarships for its undergraduate cousre known as Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test or AUSAT. Candidates must have a valid eligibility criteria for the AUSAT scholarships. The eligibility criteria is as tabulated below:

 The Alliance University AUSAT Scholarships eligibility criteria for its BA course is as tabulated below:

 The Alliance University AUSAT Scholarships eligibility criteria for its BSc course is as tabulated below:

AUSAT admit card will be issued to candidates after submission and acceptance of the application form. The AUSAT admit card will be generated online as soon as the application form is accepted and candidates will have to download it. The AUSAT admit card will be issued for phase specific exam session. Once the candidate has registered for AUSAT successfully, they can go back to their login and check admit card tab and download it when it is generated.

AUSAT result is released online at the Alliance University website, phase wise. Candidate who appear for the exam can check their result by following the process given below:

·       Visit the official website of Alliance University

·       Click on login option (for AUSAT)

·       Enter the registered User ID and password

·       The AUSAT result will appear on the screen

·       Download the scorecard and take a printout of the same 

Alliance University Bangalore offers scholarships for top performers in AUSAT exam. It included tuition fee waiver on relevant courses between 10 to 50 percent. The institute also offers freeship of up to INR 50,000 to meritorious students who have scored more than 60 percent in class 12.

PI round for BBA admission through AUSAT is not tough. It is a personality assessment round where a panel of experts ask you questions related to your academics and career goals. The idea is to understand and assess your aptitude for business management. Be clear in your answers and communicate your opinion backed by logic/data. If you don’t know the answer tell the panel honestly. Don’t beat around the bush or pretend. Before the PI date, do mock interview practices so that you don’t fumble in the interview. And can answer questions confidently and fluently.  

In the GD section of AUSAT, questions are asked from Static GK and current affairs. The questions can be asked from business, economy, trade, politics, science & tech, IT, marketing, branding, awards, arts, literature, books, international events, history and entertainment.

AUSAT is an easy exam. One can prepare for it in 3-4 months with basic practice of Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. Since it an entrance test for BBA, the syllabus has Class 12 level Maths, Reasoning, English and GK. For GK, one can refer to year books and memorise all current affairs events and refer to GK books for static GK preparation. For English, one should refer to Wren and Martin for grammar and Word Power made easy for vocabulary.