
RICS School Of Built Environment, Amity University Admission 2026
RICS School of Built Environment is a specialized academic institution, established in 2013 in partnership with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and…
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How to apply
Admissions to the RICS School of Built Environment generally start in January every year, though dates may be different based on the calendar of Amity University. Steps for admission include application form submission, entrance examination and interviews. Students are, therefore, advised to submit their applications early as some specific programs or scholarship opportunities close much earlier. For undergraduate programs, applications are usually open till May, and then the selection is done on merit and interviews. For postgraduate programs, students need to qualify for exams like CAT, MAT, GMAT, XAT, or CMAT, and their scores are submitted as part of the application process. Amity University also conducts its entrance test for candidates who have not appeared for national-level exams.
Interview rounds usually take place a few weeks after the entrance exams, and final admission is usually given in June or July. Most classes of the programs begin in August, but in some doctoral and specialized short-term programs, the dates are slightly varied. For Ph.D. programs, it may take longer, as students may need to present research proposals and wait for faculty approval. The applicants are urged to visit the official website of RICS SBE regularly for any information related to deadlines for application, exam schedules, and interview dates. As the process is very competitive, applicants are also encouraged to submit all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, entrance test scores, and personal statements, well before the deadlines. It can make a huge difference in securing admission if proper knowledge and application well before the deadline is maintained.
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