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I applied for this college because I wanted to be out of my home which is in Delhi. Also because this college more than academics pays attention to overall development of students and understanding of India....Read More

I chose Azim Premji University for its unique social impact focus, better faculty student ratio and hands on fieldwork opportunities. Admission via their entrance exam and personal interview was smooth...Read More

I applied to other universities like KREA, and Delhi University. I got confirmed admission from KREA University and partial from DU. The main reasons for choosing Azim Premji University over KREA and DU, was 1. The faculty present in the university for economics was good. 2. KREA did not offer me the kind of concepts I was interested to study and did not seem to have the same approach in teaching methodlogy. 3. APU had an inclusive, inter-disciplinary approach that DU and KREA could not offer 4. I am in the Bangalore campus, which also attracted me to the university. I applied to Ashoka University as well and got rejected, the main reason was I messed up my interview as it was my first ever interview and I got really stressed and blanked out. Their admission required me to write a statement of purpose and few essays, which I got through. The admission process of APU is through an entrance test conducted by the university itself. It also asks for essays and statement of purpose. Having a good score at the entrance test and good and unbiased essays, and a good grasp of my hifh school concepts clearly especially in the subject I wanted to pursure helped me get in. Further the admission commitee gives great importance to any kind of impact that you were able to make for people around you through volunteering, leadership etc....Read More

The admission process includes an entrance exam and an exhaustive interview process. The interview mostly discusses the student's academic and work experiences and qualifications. Also, knowing how the student's interests align with development sector....Read More

The admission process proceeds in two steps. Early admission happens before the end of an academic year and the other one happens by the end of the same. We have a test initially, which assesses the basic language and numerical skills along with an aptitude test about the major we apply for. Once shortlisted, an interview s also expected....Read More

There are students from all over India and we also have a lot of students from this state as well. There is strictly no ragging policy which provides the fresher's ease of mind. There is the whole department which checks on the welfare of the student...Read More