Group Discussion

No. There is no group discussion or PI round after qualifying the SRMJEEE exam. The admission of the candidates to BTech courses in all campuses of SRMIST is based on SRMJEEE ranks only.

Applicants must first take a written exam (GAT) in order to be considered for admission to the MFM. candidates must show up for the written exam of the GAT. Based on the results of the written tests, these candidates will nest be shortlisted for a group discussion and personal interview. 

No, after qualifying in the CAP Test written test candidates will have to appear for the online interview only and their will be no group discussion for the same. Candidates will be informed about the CAP Test result by email after the online interviews are over. Candidates need to keep checking their email inbox, official website of Amrita School of Communication (ASCOM), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham as well as this page for the latest information.

Yes, after the written exam candidates will have to appear in the group discussion and the interview round on the same day. Candidates will have to appear for both the stages and qualify in it post which they will be shorlisted for the courses offered by Department of Communication and Journalism, University of Mumbai.

BIIB Pune conducts group discussion round for shortlisting candidates for MBA admission. It is for 30-45 minutes per group. This may include role play, case studies, and extempore speech and GD. 35% of the weightage in the merit list will be given to the GD process. Therefore the GD process may extend to the second day although all efforts will be made to complete the process in one day. 

No, there is no GD for admission at Amity University Gurugram. Candidates need to just upload a one-minute SoP video for UG courses and clear PI for PG admission.

Yes, for BTech, MTech, MBA and MPhil courses, the final selection is done on the basis of score obtained in the entrance exam, followed by a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI).

The final selection of candidates for admission to P. GD M with specialisation in Agribusiness and Management is made based on the following factors - written-test score of national level test (50 percent weightage), CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA/CMAT, group discussion (20 percent weightage) & Personal Interview (15 percentage Weightage), SSC (5 percent weightage), HSC (5 percent weightage), extra curricular activities (5 percent weightage) & work experience (5 percent weightage). .