AMU centers at Murshidabad, Malappuram begin admission process

Sunday January 16, 2011 08:41:40 PM, Special Correspondent

Aligarh: The AMU community is jubilant as its newly established centres moved one more step forward today. The process of selection of candidates for the MBA course was set in motion with the Interview/Aptitude Test and Group Discussion being held today at AMU Malappuram Centre, Kerala.

A team of experts comprising Prof. Javed Akhtar, Dean Facult of Management Studies, Prof. M. Khalid Azam, Chairman, Department of Business Administration, Prof. Pervez Talib, Department of Business Administration and Prof. HAS Yahya, OSD, Malappuram Centre were engaged in the marathon exercise.

On the basis of an entrance test 132 candidates were shortlisted for the 60 seats in MBA course. The interview, aptitude test and group discussion for MBA programme at Aligarh Muslim University Murshidabad Centre will be held next week on January 20, 2011. Earlier 148 candidates who appeared in Aligarh Centre were interviewed and Aptitude Assessment and Group Discussion was completed in AMU to prepare a merit list for both the AMU off campuses.

The admission process of BALLB course is in advanced stage and the selected candidates who have been offered admission were asked to get their admissions completed on January 17, 2011 by verifying documents at both the Murshidabad and Malappuram Centres.

In line with the declared schedule of commencement of classes, the AMU new Centres will witness the teaching and other academic activities by the end of this month belying apprehensions and prophesies of all prophets of dooms that AMU new centres will not see the light of the day.

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