AAT: Eligibility Criteria

A candidate is eligible to receive a firm offer of admission from Ashoka University based on their overall performance in their academic and non-academic pursuits as well as their performance in the Interview Round process. The academic parameters requires a candidate to submit grades/scores from Grades IX to XII. In the absence of Grade XII/Equivalent examination final scores, a candidate is required to submit Predicted Grades, which is considered as an indicative of their performance in their final Grade XII/Equivalent examination results. However, no firm offers or decisions will be taken based on the Predicted Grades of the candidate

For applicants whose final Grade XII/Equivalent examination scores are not available at the time of evaluation, the SAT/ACT or the Ashoka Aptitude Test (AAT) may be used to make a firm offer of admission. This is especially helpful for the first and second rounds of admission where most applicants may not have their final Grade XII/Equivalent examination results

If a candidate is eligible to receive a Firm Offer of Admission from Ashoka University based on their overall performance and given parameters, in the absence of their final Grade XII/Equivalent examination scores, the candidate needs to have taken the SAT or ACT or Ashoka Aptitude Test (AAT). Our DI Code for SAT applicants is – 7343. All applicants applying with SAT/ ACT scores need to send us their official transcripts.

The highest score out of the final Grade XII/Equivalent examination results or Ashoka Aptitude Test (AAT) or ACT or SAT will be considered while taking a decision on the applicant’s candidature

Applicants who participate in the Interview Round but do not have any one of the following: final Grade XII or Equivalent examination scores/SAT/ACT/AAT, are not eligible for a Firm Offer of Admission

No applicant who has participated in the Interview Round will be denied admission before receiving their final Grade XII/Equivalent Examination scores

Admissions decisions are rolled out at the end of each of the four rounds within the Admissions cycle. Once a candidate has gone through the Interview Round, they can expect to receive one of following decisions/notifications mentioned in the table below: