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As a newer campus, Amity Mohali's first BTech batch graduated in 2025. Still, it shares a massive global placement network with all Amity campuses, which have seen students placed in top companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. While older colleges have long-term data, Amity Mohali is already s

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Among the engineering colleges in Chandigarh-Mohali area, Amity Mohali University has state-of-the-art infrastructure and an international academic approach. Some other renowned colleges like PEC Chandigarh may be better ranked, Amity Mohali is more “future-ready” through its specialisation in trend

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Among the engineering colleges in Chandigarh-Mohali area, Amity Mohali University has state-of-the-art infrastructure and an international academic approach. Some other renowned colleges like PEC Chandigarh may be better ranked, Amity Mohali is more “future-ready” through its specialisation in trend

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Amity University Mohali follows a merit-based admission policy. It doesn't have a caste-based reservation system for its BTech course. Instead, seats are filled based on your academic performance in Class 12 and entrance exam scores. Another admission option is "Fast Track Admission" for students wh

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There is a non-refundable fee of INR 1,500 to submit your BTech application. You can pay this easily using a debit card, credit card, net banking, or digital wallets. Your application at Amity University Mohali isn't officially finished until the payment goes through. Save a digital copy of your rec

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Amity Mohali BTech application process is online and very user-friendly. You can find the form on the official website at amity.edu/mohali. To start, you'll just need to enter your basic details to get a unique form number and password. You can upload your photograph and mark sheets online.

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Yes, Amity Mohali believes that being a great engineer requires more than just technical talent. Amity Mohali curriculum includes courses in professional communication, leadership, and etiquette. You'll also take "Common Curriculum Courses" focusing on ethics and values. This will prepare you to wor

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Absolutely! Amity Mohali BTech curriculum is very much project-oriented. You would need to complete major projects in your selected specialisation. The best part? These projects are reviewed by industry experts. This gives you a true taste of professional standards and helps you build a professional

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Amity Mohali BTech follows a steady path. At start, you'll focus on engineering basics to get your basics right. As you move forward, the curriculum introduces specialised electives and advanced labs. You'll learn to handle complex topics like Quantum Computing or Full Stack Development.

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Yes Amity University Mohali offers a 5% relaxation in marks for certain groups, such as sponsored candidates. This means instead of 60%, you might only need a 55% aggregate to qualify. The university uses this approach to be more inclusive. Just make sure to have the right documents ready when you a

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