University Interview, Placements and Entrance Exams Process at Adamas University

The students can now sit for an offline entrance test at Adamas University for their chosen program.

The Adamas University is a top-ranked private university recognised by the UGC, AICTE, BCI, NCTE, and Pharmacy Council of India. The university is registered with the Department of Science and Industrial Research and has also been recognised as a Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) by the same. Besides this, the university ranks first in state rankings as the best private engineering college, according to the IIRF 2022 engineering ranking. It has ten constituent schools, namely: the School of Basic and Applied Sciences, the School of Business and Economics, the School of Education, the School of Engineering and Technology, the School of Liberal Arts and Culture Studies, the School of Life Science and Biotechnology, the School of Law and Justice, the School of Media and Communication, the School of Medical Sciences, and the School of Agriculture, among which the students can select their choice of career.

How to take an Entrance Exam at Adamas University?

Admissions to Adamas University are based on the results of the qualifying examination and the Adamas University (AU) admission test. Once the admission dates and processes are declared, the students can approach any of the admission counselors in the admission cell for further counseling. Candidates are required to fill out the admission form and reach the campus for the AUAT test. The admissions cell will contact the shortlisted candidates and their parents for a personal interview (PI) within 48 hours of the results being declared.

For international students and NRIs

• After the declaration of admission dates and processes, the candidates should visit the website and follow the deadlines.
• As a necessary step, students should fill out the online application form and submit it.
• The payment of fees can be made by demand draught in the name of Adamas University or transferred directly to the university’s bank.
• The students can now sit for an offline entrance test for their chosen program.

Placement process at Adamas University

The Career Development Cell (CDC) of Adamas University has managed to establish a strong relationship with more than 100 nationally and internationally reputed candidates and reaches out to them to arrange placement opportunities for its students. Besides this, it also provided comprehensive career support services for all the participating students through the following steps:

• orientation of students
• Pre-assessment of students on various employability skills
• Training students on the required employability skills
• Assessing students, providing feedback, and organising personalised counseling
• Assisting students in getting placements with relevant organisations

The students of Adamas University who are eligible for placement activities or processes can register and participate in the placement drive. However, the candidates can participate only once during their tenure at Adamas University. All students interested in campus placement should take the following steps to register:

• Registration: SUPERSET registration is a must for all eligible and active students. It is the digital platform of Adamas University’s Career Development Cell (AU CDC). Students are required to complete their registration and generate an enrollment number.
• Submission of documents: For placements, students are also required to submit the following list of self-attested documents: all mark sheets from secondary school exams to date; university identity card; voter card or passport; Aadhar card; medical fitness certificate; university fees clearance certificate; and PAN card.
• Communication: After the successful registration of the candidates, all placement-related communications will be made through SUPERSET, e-mails, or WhatsApp. Students must check and stay current on all of these on a regular basis.
• Collection of student profiles: The university will ask the students to submit their updated resumes in the approved format (hard copy and soft copy).
• Sign up: When a company sends an imitation to conduct a placement drive at the university, the students are required to do research, make necessary preparations, and show up for the interview on the date and time mentioned.
• Testimonials/ certificates- The candidates should be able to furnish all the mentioned original documents at the time of the interview.

The CDC will also organise mock interview sessions and a GD round for the prospective candidates during the placement season.

Interview experiences at Adamas University

Adamas University's Career Development Cell (CDC) assists students in every way possible in their search for a suitable job. The CDC provides different soft skills and emerging skills training programs, conducts celebrity talks and internships, as well as industry visits for its students. The following are the details of the experiences of candidates in the interview rounds during campus placements:

According to the candidates, there could be a minimum of 2 or a maximum of 3 weeks of group discussion and interview rounds. This will be a one-on-one interview with the HR department of the company or any other representative. The department heads will be present with the students to develop a better connection between the interviewer and the candidate. The interview round could last one or two rounds, depending on the company's needs. The following data could be collected from the student's experiences:

Interview experience: favorable

Interview difficulty: easy

Interview process length: one to two weeks

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