Maj Gen K Jai Singh has a challenging job. As the vice-chancellor of Amity University, he says heading the institution is a mission for him

How does it feel to head one of the largest private universities in the country?
I am like a headmaster of a school. I feel great pride heading Amity and with that comes great responsibility. I feel my primary role is to maintain a steady pace for the varsity's growth. I have been with the university since its inception.

I have seen it assuming the proportions it has grown into and taking shape as the number one private university. My task gets rather challenging at times, but I thoroughly enjoy what I do. Heading Amity is like a mission for me.

What makes Amity stand out?
We are the largest and best private player in the education sector. We compete with the best foreign universities in infrastructure and the quality of education. While the Delhi University is stillu00a0 debating the implementation of the semester system, we have been following it for long.

Unlike other universities, our focus is not just the course. We strive for the holistic development of the students. We stress on making our students better citizens. Apart from that our students compete with the best in the job market.u00a0