Ashoka University
- Admission Rounds: Typically 4 rounds starting from October to mid-year (e.g., April/May).
- Round 1: Applications open around October, with decisions by January.
- Round 2: Starts in January, with decisions by March.
- Round 3: Opens in March, with decisions by May.
- Round 4: Final round (if seats remain), decisions by June/July.
- Components:
- Application form with essays, academic records, and extracurricular activities.
- Ashoka Aptitude Test/Standardized Tests (SAT/ACT accepted).
- Personal Interview.
FLAME University
- Admission Cycles: Rolling admissions with early, regular, and late cycles.
- Applications open as early as July and remain open till late spring (April/May).
- Components:
- Application form with a Statement of Purpose (SOP).
- FLAME Entrance Aptitude Test (FEAT) or standardized test scores (SAT/ACT accepted).
- Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI).
KREA University
- Application Rounds: Multiple rounds with rolling deadlines from September to June.
- Early Application: Deadline in November.
- Regular Rounds: Deadlines typically in February, April, and June.
- Components:
- Application form with essays, academic records, and activities.
- KREA Aptitude Test (KAT) or standardized test scores (SAT/ACT accepted).
- Personal Interaction with faculty or admissions staff.
OP Jindal Global University
- Admission Rounds: Rolling admissions, generally starting in September and continuing until seats are filled.
- Early applications are encouraged, usually by December/January.
- Components:
- Application form.
- SOP and academic records.
- JSAT (Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test) or other standardized test scores (SAT/ACT accepted).
- Interview or further evaluations for some programs.
Common Observations
- Early Application Benefits: Applying early can increase chances of scholarships and securing a seat.
- Entrance Exams: All universities accept standardized tests, and some have their own entrance exams.
- Essays & Interviews: These are integral and carry significant weight in the selection process.
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