Programs
- M. Tech. in Automotive Engineering -Postgraduate
- Master of Physician Associate (M.PA) – (Medicine, Surgery) 2 Year -Postgraduate
Women from Kerala made global headlines recently (see Aljazeera news), when they broke through many barriers to successfully take on the challenging profession of plumbing. Now some of the poorest. . .
Sampoojya Swami Poornamritananda Puri spoke to the Amrita fraternity during Campus Day celebrations at Amritapuri on April 27, 2012. The thousands of students enrolled in various programs offered by Amrita. . .
“This is a good day to feel proud and inspired, and happy about the achievements of one of the younger campuses of one of the fastest growing universities in India. . .
Nothing can quite equal the excitement a student feels when the theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom is finally proven in a project model that actually works! Showcasing their working. . .
“In reality, nature is nothing but God’s visible form which we can experience through our senses. Indeed by loving and serving nature we are worshipping God Himself.” “Looking at nature. . .
Vineeth Mohan, Paul Leons, Ajay Mohanan and Rizwin Shooja won yet another accolade when their B.Tech. student project was chosen for the IEEE Standards Education Committee (SEC) grant of US. . .
Al Jazeera reports that ‘In the southern Indian state of Kerala, age-old taboos are being broken as jobs once dominated by men are now being filled by women.From low-income families,. . .
Through the Empowering Women Project, we seek to empower 3,000 women with the ability to participate in the democratic process and to strengthen their capacity to make decisions at the. . .
After graduating with a B.Tech. degree, students fueled by a love for engineering subjects, may opt to enroll for an M.Tech. degree in a premier university. They have to qualify. . .
Through the holding of hands and sharing of experiences, new horizons of knowledge will open in the highest realms of science and technology to those thirsting for knowledge in India. . .