Amity University Mumbai Answered Questions

The first and most important thing that every student appearing for Amity University interview must know:The entrance exam and the interview shall be easy. If you score more than 65% in your Class 12th Boards and speak in English quite well, there shouldn't be much trouble to get admission here at Amity University.
The Written test shall be MCQ based. The syllabus for this Written Test is PCM of Class 11th and 12th. This shall be a lot easier as compared to JEE or MHT-CET. You shall be asked direct conceptual questions and simple numericals. In the Interview, the interviewer shall test your conceptual knowledge and your fluency in English. During interview, give direct to-the-point answers. Most of our faculties dislike guesswork, so answer only if you are confident, otherwise clearly state that you don't know the answer. They may ask questions like Newtons Laws of Motion, certain formula from Differentiation or Integration, some simple GK questions, basic definitions, etc. The interview shall be very easy, just that you shouldn't be nervous.

Studying Bachelor of Design, opens up numerous job opportunities for students willing to become professional designers in various fields and sectors. Some of the prominent sectors that hire students with a degree in Bachelor of Design are:
Interior Design
Fashion Design
Fashion Merchandise
Visual Merchandise
Jewelry Design
Product Design
Furniture Design
Industrial Design
Graphic Design
Color Consultancy
Fashion Consultancy

There is not marking system for admission .
Admission to all courses offered by Amity University is granted through an Entrance Test conducted by the University. The entrance test is an Essay test followed by an interview round/group discussion round (depending on course selection).
Candidates who have secured 80+ aggregate in Class XII (CBSE/ISC/State-Boards) need not appear for the selection process. These candidates have to apply directly and they will be granted admission on the basis of the admission form only.

You will be eligible for both the positions after you complete your aeronautical engineering degree. IAF takes entry from AFCAT and CDS for both flying branch and technical entry, for those who are graduates.
For those who come after 12th can enter from NDA.
In AFCAT the cutoff for flying branch is higher than that of technical one.
After you get through the written exam of AFCAT you will be called up for AFSB at any of the airforce station. Once you are recommended by the AFSB you shall join IAF for flying or technical branch. The choice lies with the candidate to go for flying or technical branch.
CDS is a common exam which allows entry for all the three wings of Indian defence services. Here also choice lies with the candidate to give his or her preference for Army, Navy or Air Force.
NDA also allows entry to all the three wings of defense after class 12.