Group discussions and personal interviews is taken fir admission and there is a exam called mrnat which is also important for get into university on the basis of mrnat exam students will get scholarships

It's the only fairly good college that's close to my home and to be honest the only bad thing about this college is their crowd otherwise everything is great There are no such admission process You just go and fill the application form and you're in the college as It is a private college

Nah, no interview or written tests for me. They just saw my JEE marks and approved me as the placement I got from JEE was too far from my house and my parents didn't want me to leave home. So I got enrolled at manav Rachna.

The college campus is huge giving a very luxurious campus life including many food outlets . Centralised AC. Phd staff . Good English communication among everyone. They put efforts of your personality as well as your skills. All this attracted me in choosing Manav Rachna

Infrastructure is best. fully air-conditioned Opportunities are there, it all depends on you, you need to grab them. I am a little concerned about the placements only. Otherwise, college life is going to be the best. Just choose your friends wisely.

I was looking for a college nearby to Faridabad with all good facilities, teaching and placement support. I had options like YMCA, Amity and others as well but MR have better support in every term. Culture is quite supportive and Mentors are always ready to help in every way possible be it research be it coding or pursuing entrepreneurship goals. Coming to admission it was quite simple, just go to the MR website register fill in details and avail your scholarship based on your percentage criteria or you can directly contact their admission councillor. They also conduct the MRNAT exam for scholarships which can offer scholarships ranging from 20-50 % direct on tuition fee. After this, they conduct a personal round or an interview to judge your logic and basic intuition.

I enrolled in the college through the university scholarship test called MRNAT, where I got a scholarship of 25% on my tuition fees. The test acquired GD, PI, and an online test which was comprised of general knowledge and English vocabulary questions plus logical reasoning. Even without taking the MRNAT exam, if you have scored more than 85% in your class 12th, you will get a scholarship. So to prepare for this exam, you should practice a little for your logical reasoning through online platforms, and for English vocabulary, I think you don't need any practice whatever you have learned till class 12th and used in your school-level English is enough. But yeah go for better practice for general knowledge questions they even involve the Indian cricket team and achievement questions from the past. GD / PI is very short and easy to crack as you only need to be confident and clear about your thoughts. That's it and you are good to go.

When I first saw this college I got a little bit confused but when I saw its infrastructure and class room it was wow digital classrooms and proper lab for practical knowledge and the best faculty for the particular if we encounter any obstacles in any topic they will always on top to solve that.