Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi,
If I was in your place I would not have opted for psychology as the stream of engineering is a very enterprising stream and would land me with better job options. You can check from the website of the LPU about the curriculum of both course. LPU offers a complete package of quality teaching, intuitive learning aided with hands on practical training. It also offers good scholarship slabs based on various categories. It has also started the covid scholarship to aid education at such grim times. The updated labs and the expertise of the faculty have given good results that today LPU is a name to reckon. Lovely Professional University, has become the landing place of many leading industries for recruitment. LPU has many top rankings in placements. The students of LPU have been placed in the top companies with high salary packages. The placements have been divided as dream packages and bulk recruiters. Apart from placements, many eminent companies approach LPU to hire students for internships. LPU has been awarded National Employ- ability 2020 for the Best Placements. MNCs recruit its students for the top-notch positions which are the envy of many. The packages range from 1cr-15LPA in Microsoft, Amazon, Google etc. But if you are not interested in engineering then only go ahead. All the best.

Dear,
The English test of Amity comprises of an essay test wherein you would be asked to write two essays based on any two contemporary topics. At my time I was asked to write essay on Women empowerment and The second topic was how can education help the society.
Both were current topics as lot of debate was going on in media about them.
Once you finish your essay, you have to face the interview board. The question generally asked are of the following nature :
Why Amity?
Why this course and why not some other course?
Since you have applied for Bachelor's of Commerce they might ask you about questions related to banking or Commerce or companies act or anything relevant to it.
Question related to your board exams
About your parents and siblings including where they work or which school or college your sibling attends
What are your expectations with the course?
What are your career goals?
You see the list may go on. Just be confident. I haven't heard of anyone being rejected. Ultimately at the end of the day it's business for them, teaching is just incidental. You would know more when you get inside.