About the Institution

To realize the pursuant to the vision of Hon’ble Founder President Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan to build the sportsman spirit, comradeship, resulting in high vibrancy in the campus, this event is conducted in Sept./Oct. every year. The event is inaugurated with opening ceremony by a group of students run with Amity Mashaal. Large participation of students in events like, Cross Country Run, cycling, Track Events & 22 practically all above outdoor & indoor games, culminating in Sangathan at AUUP Noida in which all campuses of Amity across the globe participate.

International Union of Architects (UIA) celebrates World Architecture Day on 1st Monday of the October every year. Amity School of Architecture & Planning (ASAP) celebrates the same in the name of Arch-O-Lunio every year, possibly in the month of October since 2013 as per the suitability after considering the Academic Calendar.

Arch-O-Lunio is a common platform for the students to develop brotherhood spirit, enhance their hidden talent and help in understanding the level of work being done in the local Architecture Colleges.

The industry experts are part of School Board of Studies and guide the development of curriculum.

The students are taken to study various sites under construction and for interaction with industries like Stone Mart, Home Décor Exhibitions, Delhi Art Festival, Exhibitions in Jawahar Kala Kendra, and Centre for Stone Development, various on-going products, IIA and IIID activities.

ASAP organizes frequent visits and workshops by eminent practicing architects from within the country and abroad. Students interact with professionals and experts during these sessions.

Some prominent visitors to the School includes Ar. Uday Gadkari (President COA); Ar. Prakash Deshmukh, (President IIA), Ar. Divya Kush (President (IIA), Ar. Rajendra Puri (President IIID), Ar. Vijay Garg (Vice President COA), Ar. Prof. Alok Ranjan (COA), Ar. Ajit Mohan (Australia), Ar. DPS Duggal (USA), Er. Arvind Vashistha (Canada); Ar. Ashok Pareek (Jaipur), Ar. Neeraj Gupta (CU Raj.) among others have visited ASAP..

Corporate Resource Centre, at AUR, acts as a bridge between the students & the corporate. It creates a platform for students to showcase their talent and facilitate the process of placement by inviting the Industry representatives to campus for conducting the recruitment drive. It is our constant endeavor to maintain good relationship with the industries and invite industry representatives for conducting Seminars, Workshops, and Pre-Placement talks for Educating & Guiding our students about the outside world.

National Service scheme (NSS):

Five self-financed National Service Scheme (NSS) Units are actively working at Amity University Rajasthan Jaipur. Every year volunteers from Amity School of Architecture & Planning join NSS by paying annual fee of Rs. 500/- and work in several social activities and events, are organized by NSS to meet the motive of NSS, Government of India “personality development through social service”. Right from inception of NSS at AUR campus several events have been organized viz. Blood Donation Camp, Plantation Drive, Swachchata Abhiyan, Essay Writing Competition, Health awareness Talk, Save Bird Programme, Traffic Safety Awareness Workshop, etc.

E-Cell is a “nonprofit” student organization to bring an individual to change from a job seeker to a job maker. Its aim is to inspire the students, to hone up their entrepreneurship perception and to seed in the idea to innovate and impact the world. It aims to follow a ‘learn and teach’ way to understand the components and struggles inbuilt to usher in an evolution.

As a major part of value added activities, all students in their final year are required to undergo a Military Training Camp at Jaipur. Camp for PG students would be of 6 days and that for UG 5 days duration.

This aim of the camp is to inculcate among the students a sense of camaraderie and brotherhood. As also to give them all a glance into the broader details and work ethos of the Armed Forces. MTC also provides facilities for adventure related training and sports activities in an eco-friendly and pollution free environment. Students are also given a brief exposure to subjects of general awareness such as disaster management, illegal infiltration across our borders both in East and the North. Elements of leadership development for students are also discussed and hands on opportunity provided.

A number of outdoor and indoor activities are organized for students to develop a habit of participation in group activities. 4. The camp also aims to expose students to the essentials of physical well- being and fitness.