Amity School of Communication Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: A lot of renowned companies and organisations visit our campus and gives opportunities to every eligible student. NDTV, Abp, zee news and a lot of media companies visit our campus every year, and the students are placed 3 to 4 months before they pass out from the university.

Placements: The placements were satisfying for fresh college graduates in the public relations and corporate communication sectors. However, the students who were interested in news firms and production houses had to see for themselves because there were hardly any reputed firms visiting for college placement.

Placements: The placements were good by the elite companies. Companies such as Perfect Relations, NDTV, IPAF, Viacom, Google, Amazon etc. were here. The highest package was 8,00,000 which was offered to the students. The roles offered to students were in the field of client servicing, public relation advisor, agent, advertising agent, creative team, event planner, event organizer, budget planner etc. The students were given chances to explore their interest in their internship only so that they can make a v...

Placements: There was a placement cell in our ASCO department which is used to notify students about the companies that are having openings and are coming to college for the placement season. There was a facebook page until last year for such discussions and notifications.

Placements: The placements were good as far as I am concerned. Well-established companies are coming to heir the students over here with good packages. The maximum package offered was about 2 lakhs per year. The students are getting jobs in PR advertising department, print television, and in event management too.

Placements: The Amity provides 100% placement opportunities. The criteria are the students should get 6 CGPA above and get placements in the end semester. Best media companies come to the university, and the salary slab is starting from 10K to 25k which is satisfying for a starter in the field.

Placements: In terms of placement and internships, I wouldn't go very far in applauding the university. In most cases, select few students get offers to work part time or full time. Although this highly depends on the quality of grade points one has obtained since one can't expect below average individuals to be offered a position very easily. The stipend offered both in cases of internships and jobs is reasonable. Salaries average around 1-2.5 lakh per annum while the stipend is 1000-5000 per month. Some ...

Placements: I haven't heard much about the placements. Though there is a lot of talent at ASCO, I have heard of few students getting placed in corporate media houses and advertising firms. Few, on the other hand, opened their own studios. About 25% of the students get placed at Amity.

Placements: The placement drive has a very low profile, and barely the proper organisations or companies other than startups come for placements. There were batches when no substantial companies came for placements, and none of the students was placed. Startups like The Fourth Voice, Sports Maidan have asked for interviews to be held. No companies came to the campus, students are notified through Whatsapp by the class representatives that X company is hiring.

Placements: The placements at Amity are generally good. Since the mass communication at Amity is renowned and the college is closest to most of the media houses, Amity gets great placement and internships calls. Companies like Aajtak, TV18, Madison, NDTV, etc. come here for placements offering jobs in various departments such as newsdesk, advertising, content writing, events, etc. The internship opportunities are offered to almost all the students, and more than 50% of the students opt for the same. On an a...

Placements: Many companies come for placements as the Amity University gives 100% placements. The stipend usually offered was 5k-8k, and the companies were really in a good position. I have decided so far that I want to continue my studies and will do Masters in the broadcast journalism. So, I have no idea regarding the respective stuff, but Amity University does give placements to the students who actually want to work and gain experience.

Placements: Only 8-9 people get placed through the college out of a batch of 400 people. The information isn't distributed properly, so many opportunities are missed. Amity doesn't have anything else to offer other than its infrastructure, which is also limited in terms of space, time and quality.

Placements: The placement of journalism and mass communication has not been too great. Most of the companies offer internship. The stipend is still unknown. Some of the companies that visited were new media companies, some print media companies, and some startups. It was up to the students which field they wanted to join.

Placements: The placement of our college has been decreasing ever since, with startups coming and providing packages of max 10k which are quite less for a Bachelors degree or Masters degree holder. JWT, Madison, O&M have stopped coming here at all. We can’t rely on the campus placements.

Placements: Amity provides 100% placements. The placements are good if your academic year has been good. Not only the academic year, if you work well, you will get a well-off placement in India or maybe abroad too. Work well, give your best. Be good in studies. Be in contact with the teachers. Grab every event and opportunity and you are there.

Placements: Placements in the field of mass communication are already fewer because it is not the biggest industry in comparison to engineering. Fewer companies came to amity with no extraordinary package or reputed company. There were just small companies offering peanuts to the 2nd highest expensive college of mass communication in South-East Asia.

Placements: Our seniors were promised to get companies such as Times of India and Perfect Relations but eventually they landed up getting no job. Absolute zero placement this year.

Placements: Placement is good. It mostly depends on the interest of the candidate. Mostly PR agencies and news channels approach the university otherwise the placement coordinator keeps intact the dedication in assuring placements to the students. You must make an effort to sit for the placements.