Each and every University has its own positive and negative aspects which makes it unique. Let's go through a few of these aspects in order to conclude if Amity University is the perfect institute for you or not.

Positive aspects:

• You must maintain 75% attendance by any means or else you won't be allowed to take exams. You will end up attending most of the classes and ultimately will be benefited.
• You will get amazing exposure at this University as numerous seminars, conferences are held frequently and a lot of guest lecturers visit the campus.
• Faculties are highly qualified but teaching skills few are average.
• You will get ample industrial exposure as you get to meet a lot of people from various industries during different interactive sessions.
• The curriculum is up-to-date and us framed according to the latest industrial requirements. You even have a choice to opt for your favorite subject in certain areas.
• Examinations are not too difficult and you can score well without having to mug up the whole book. Management studies are majorly based on case studies and it's quite easy to understand.
• Placement records are pretty good. Top companies like Colgate, Reliance Jio, Kent RO, ICICI, Vodafone visit the campus.

Negative aspects:

• Hands-on sessions and case studies are barely conducted in class. 
• Fees are quite high compared to the ROI.
• One must be self-motivated and you won't get much external push. But if you approach faculties on your own, they will definitely help you out.
• Not much peer-to-peer learning could be seen.
• Internal assessments are very informal and marks are given randomly without any parameters.

If you are a strong-motivated individual who doesn't give in to peer pressure, Amity University is the perfect institute for you as the opportunities are countless. Certainly there are few negative aspects like obsolete systems which are common in most of the Universities.

One of my friends studied at NALSAR. According to him, it is one of the most enormous colleges in the field of Law. 

The institute is doing really amazing in terms of imparting management education. You will be given enough practical exposure. My friend did 2 live projects and experienced a rigorous academic curriculum.

The median salary reaches up to 8-10 LPA. Companies like Trident and Franklin, Templeton, S&P Global, Playgo, etc. are notable recruiters.

You can ultimately decide what would be the best for you. But it is suggested that you go for CMS NALSAR, as it has been growing significantly. So, choose wisely, keeping all the parameters in mind.

Dubai is an emerging location for courses in Engineering and MBA for students across the world. There are some very good institutes in Dubai for an MBA, and some of them are listed below.

• University of Dubai
• Institute of Management Technology, Dubai.
• Canadian University of Dubai.
• Amity University, Dubai.
• University of Wollongong, Dubai.

Some key highlights regarding study in Dubai and career aspects in UAE are listed below in points.

• 80% of the population in the United Arab Emirates are foreigners, who have settled in the country either temporarily or permanently for job purposes.
• The largest chunk among these people is based in Dubai itself. This makes Dubai one of the largest sites for career opportunities in every field.
• In present times, Dubai is also emerging as a good place for students in business studies, providing huge career prospects.

Therefore, Dubai has some excellent business schools in UAE and provides huge career prospects in the present times.

NALSAR University of Law is a law university in Hyderabad. It started offering a two-year MBA program in 2013 only. As this is a very new program in the institute, things are not in place completely yet. As some of my friends studied there, here’s what I got to know:

• The faculty are busy setting up the academics and the placement process. 
• While the students are also concerned about the placements and thinking of ways to improve them.
• This has led to a situation where there is very little discussion on improving the system, how to make students responsible for managing the college, etc. 
• However, as this is a new course, you will get plenty of time to indulge in your studies and you can even take your own initiatives which not only will help you but also the college. 

If your sole intention is placements, then you should give this college a miss as it is still in its early phases.

There is no doubt that IILM, Greater Noida is an average B-School, but according to my friend's personal experience, the merits, and demerits of the college should be kept in mind that can help you to make your decisions wisely.

• IILM Greater Noida is one of the wonderful campuses with A+ residential hostels with private fully air-conditioned rooms.
• The students are given case studies from Harvard that will enhance and groom their existing skills.
• There is a complete one-month student exchange program organized by the college so that students can study and gain working experience in countries like Canada, Germany, Belgium, and France.
• During the placement drive, the students are allowed for at least 2-3 chances even if he/she gets placement in some prestigious company.

• Moving to demerits it can be said that the teaching faculty is not up to the mark, except for some.
• The management system is confusing to understand.
• There is a lack of opportunities for the students who want to be an entrepreneur and to start their innovative venture.

So you must get a glimpse of the college for an MBA. Though the college has the facility of providing comfortable accommodation, it lacks the main purpose for which students come here, including education, quality of faculty, opportunities offered to students, and placements.

Now considering all the parameters in mind, think wisely, and go ahead in your career.