Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus

Official campus sources describe academic blocks, student hostels, library, cafeterias, sports facilities and recreation; mechanical, electrical, computer, physics, chemistry, robotics, VLSI, communications, instrumentation, power systems and other laboratories; computer labs and internet facilities; student clubs and campus support services.

The campus website identifies a Directorate for Corporate and International Relations that supports placements and provides training alongside academic study. No placement rate, salary statistic or year-specific outcome is asserted in this profile.

Admission is programme-specific. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral study across its schools; individual programmes may use institution-level tests, national examinations or other specified selection processes. Applicants should use the current official programme page and admission notification for eligibility, required examinations, deadlines and document requirements.

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham received deemed-to-be university status in 2003. Amritapuri is one of its campuses and is located near Vallikavu and the international headquarters of Mata Amritanandamayi Math. The campus has developed as a multidisciplinary teaching and research centre with academic schools and specialised research facilities.

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s Amritapuri Campus is a multidisciplinary teaching and research campus in Vallikavu, Kollam district, Kerala. The parent institution received deemed-to-be university status under Section 3 of the UGC Act in 2003 and reports NAAC A++ accreditation awarded in 2023. The campus page describes an 80-acre site with more than one million square feet of built-up space, six schools and over 20 research centres. Campus academic areas include arts, humanities and commerce, Ayurveda, biotechnology, business, computing, engineering, physical sciences, social and behavioural sciences, sustainable futures, and spiritual and cultural studies. Research centres include work in robotics, sanitation biotechnology, cancer biology, humanitarian technology and e-learning. Official campus material describes a residential student community, hostels, library resources, cafeterias, sports facilities and student clubs. The university’s admissions site lists programmes across undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels; eligibility and selection vary by programme and intake.