Bangalore

Yes, the hostel rooms are available on a twin-sharing basis. However, upon request, we allow for a single room occupancy at an additional cost.

Shuttles between campus & accommodation operate at regular intervals throughout the day for ease of access at Atria University Bangalore.

Please note that this is a residential programme, and while Bengaluru residents (residing within 10-12 km from campus) may opt out, it is mandatory for others to opt for hostel accommodation. All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, evening snacks) are provided by the university to students who have opted for a hostel.

The Student Housing is in collaboration with Olive Living (Embassy Group). It is located within 15 minutes of distance from the campus.

No, you cannot re-apply for admission in the same academic year. However, you may reapply in the next academic year at Atria University Bangalore.

Panel interaction is the final step of the admissions process. Post completion of it, applicants will receive the final decision within two weeks by the Office of Admissions. Successful applicants will be made an offer of admission.

Applicants with an impressive performance in the first two stages of the application process are invited for an interview with a panel comprising of Atria University Leadership, Academics and Admissions team. This is the perfect opportunity to talk about your academic endeavours, and motivation to be a part of the Atria University student cohort.

Applicants must understand that this is not a Mathematics specific assessment. We do understand that some of the students may not have opted for Mathematics in high school. For the Beyonder Assessment, applicants are advised to brush up their basic knowledge of Mathematics and English. College does not provide sample papers, as most part of the assessment is based on spontaneous thinking.

The Beyonder Assessment is a one hour assessment conducted virtually where applicants respond to questions pertaining to four sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Communication, Problem Solving & Emotional Quotient. The response of applicants helps the Office of Admissions to gauge their problem solving skills, critical thinking, language proficiency, and emotional leadership.