Placements: The percentage of students which is placed in my course is 98% but there is a twist, they opted out students before placements and then selected. Around 98% of students got placements. The highest salary package offered last year was something 35 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA. The average salary package offered in my course is something 6 LPA. For internships, there is an opportunity for every single student to get internships so, 100% of internships are provided to us.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of my college is also very fantastic. In my class, there are seats for 60 students and total students are 54. Wi-Fi connection is also there but it is not that much fast. Labs and library of our college are also big and very good. There is a place for 30 students in one lab means 30 computers in one lab and same for library. We can get every type of book of our choice. I am not a hosteller so don't have any actual reviews but I heard from the hosteller that they all are good.

Faculty: Main subject faculty members are all Ph.D. degree holders. They have Dr. before their name and some of the faculty members are also from good universities like IIT Bombay. They are teaching so well. The course they are providing is relevant and it makes us ready for our future. End semester exams of main subjects are very tough. It is not easy to pass. Because in my 1st-semester exam, there are more than 70% of students failed in C language exam so exams are not that much easy especially core subjects.

Other: I chose this course because this course has opportunities in future for better placements. I kind of like coding or this programming thing so I choose it and it is fun for me. For improvement of my course I think I suggest them that they would teach more theory than practical. So, I wish that there were more practical classes than theory. I do not participate in most of the events but I like to play sports so I participated two times in Amity sports Sangram which is organised between all the Amities of India.

Reviewed on 24 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2026

4.6

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Really good infrastructure and facilities.

Placements: So, companies ask for a 7 CGPA and above if you want to sit for placements. You should have this CGPA. The highest package offered is 33 lakhs, the lowest package is 4 lakhs, and the average package is 5 lakhs. Palo Alto, Zenpact, Cognizant, etc., are the top companies. The college doesn't provide any kind of paid internship, but it provides virtual internships.

Infrastructure: If I talk about facilities and infrastructure, Amity is known for that because an eco-friendly environment is provided. The infrastructure is too good, and Wi-Fi is provided throughout the whole campus. Labs are good, and smart classrooms are provided. The hostel infrastructure is good, and the rooms are good. Medical facilities are available 24 hours.

Faculty: Every teacher is Ph.D. qualified and knowledgeable. They are very supportive and helpful in our studies and exams as well. The course is done on time, and exams are conducted fairly. If you cheat on the exam, UFM is made. The semester exam is difficult, but if you study at least 2 hours a day, you can achieve a good CGPA above 8. The pass percentage is 40 percent and above.

Other: I always wanted to be an engineer, and that’s why I chose this course. The best thing about this course is that it is a professional course and has high-paid jobs. Events are held every year, and the annual event is Amichroma.

Reviewed on 19 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2022

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Amity University, Gwalior.

Placements: 70% of the students at Amity University received internships. The lowest package at the university is ₹200,000 and the highest is ₹50,00,000. Amity University is very good; students should consider taking admission here.

Infrastructure: In our campus, library facilities are very good. We can issue books for our knowledge purposes. They also provide Wi-Fi facilities on campus. They are very helpful. The quality of the mess and canteen is very good; the food is tasty and delicious.

Faculty: The faculty on campus are very helpful, well-qualified, and professional. There are no difficulties during exams when we are fully focused. Paying full attention in the classroom means no facing any difficulties. Amity University is very good.

Other: I chose this course because I want to become a very good software engineer.

Reviewed on 22 Feb 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2025

3.4

4Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Not too much good overall.

Placements: I am currently studying in this college. Around 20% of students in my college were placed. The highest package offered is around 5 LPA, and companies like sales and some tech background companies also have internship opportunities, which are good. Thanks.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure for my course is great with modern labs, Wi-Fi, a large library, and hostels have decent rooms. The food condition is not too good in my opinion, and the canteen is also good. Medical and sports facilities are available but could be improved.

Faculty: Not too many good faculties in my college. The curriculum is relevant but could be updated. Exams are moderately challenging, and the pass percentage is good. However, students perform well in their studies and they are always available to clarify doubts and provide guidance.

Other: The feel is very high based on facilities. Too much crowd, and the campus is good.

Reviewed on 10 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2026

4.6

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Overall, it’s a good college, but some of the new rules which they have started are irritating.

Placements: 100% of students were placed. But among them, 70% were mass recruited I. e. they were hired for low salaries, and the rest 30% were placed with good salaries, which starts with 10+ Lacs pa. The average package would be 6-7 ig. Adobe Systems and Coca-Cola are some of them. Before the 3rd semester, every student has to complete a summer internship program from somewhere for an SIP report. And after that, 50% gets an internship in known companies like Infosys, Accenture, etc. Top roles which are offered in our course would be Software Engineer, Software Tester, Software Developer, and many more.

Infrastructure: The facilities available in our college are really good. They are maintained well daily. The hostel is good. The area is big to roam around and enjoy with friends. The food is like any other hostel. There are medical facilities in A block. Basketball, football, volleyball, cricket, badminton, and tennis can be played in their appropriate places as there is for every sport. There is table tennis in our college too.

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful; they all have Ph.D. in their fields and are knowledgeable about what they are teaching. Yes, it is very relevant and it makes the students industry-ready. They can be pretty hard if you don't pay attention in class or don't study at home. But it can be very easy if you focus on class and study a little bit at home. The passing percentage is above 33% .

Other: I chose this course as I was interested in computers and technology. The best things are the amazing things you can do with technology. Assignments which are given to us should be relevant to the exams, not just for submission. And there should be compulsory game activities for everyone so that everyone plays for a while; otherwise, we all will become lethargic. The college has multiple numbers of events, and all of them are quite fun. There are clubs in our college which conduct multiple fests and things to attend. There is a decent amount of campus crowd. Connectivity depends on the individuals; otherwise, there are plenty of opportunities for them to interact with each other. Our campus surroundings are somewhat boring; in case the college resides on the outskirts of the city center City. Plenty of opportunities for scholarships. They are given at the time of admission and can be continued if you score well and maintain it ahead. There is a vast amount of extracurricular activities.

Reviewed on 14 Dec 2024Read More

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B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2028

3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

A little dissatisfied with the infrastructure, facilities, and management but okay with the faculty

Placements: There's not such good placement. Only a few students get placed, which is not a good percentage compared to the number of students hoping for placement. There have been some good placements, but that doesn't mean it reflects a good percentage of placements. A large percentage of students just stay hopeful.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure needs to be improved in both the classes and hostel areas. The gym is basically non-existent, with no proper equipment or machines. Food in the hostel mess is really a mess. The VC even had a meeting with all the hostellers and mess members, but he did not do much to improve the quality of the food.

Faculty: Faculty in my course is good in terms of behavior, teaching, and other aspects. The curriculum matches the courses, so there's no problem with that, and exams are managed well for better results. In my course, library classes and managed classes according to the percentage of syllabus are done, so there's no issue with that in my course.

Other: There is a low level of extracurricular activities, which leads to a boring college life. There are no fests or programs, and if something happens, it's on a departmental level, which doesn’t feel like a proper activity. Even in the hostel, no programs happen for festivals—they are just skipped. No celebration, no nothing, which is irritating. They just make everything seem boring and demotivating.

Reviewed on 5 Oct 2024Read More

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