Amity University review

Positive: scholarships available, nice infrastructure, Negatives: placements could be made better, fees could be reduced, hours of college could be reduced, 75% attendance criteria can be overlooked at times like in last two academic years.

The course curriculum is good as per the course the plus point is courses like behavior science and foreign language is taught the minus point is there are semesters in which major course-related subject is missing, for example, computer science stream had no computer-based subject in semester 2nd of B.Tech. Exam pattern is quite scoring 60% theory and around 40% case study or practical approach based questions are asked.

For placements students from all the other campuses need to travel to Noida and the process is tedious. Each course has a placement but not that up to the mark. Although the maximum gets placed package isn't that good. College does not provide internships for any course.

Amiphoria annual cultural fest generally of three days in the month of February and Sangathan a sports meet held in the month of October every year. There may be competitors in events from outside Amity but that is only a handful in number.

Fees are expensive but there are scholarship programs. I'm B. Tech the fees Totally amounts to around 9 lakhs in Lucknow campus excluding the hostel and mess. If we include these it may amount to nearly 12 lakhs in total.

As far as I know, the scholarship program is based on the yearly performance of the student and their ranks in the course they belong to. Some students also have studied without giving even a penny as far as course fee is considered as they were on complete scholarship for all the academic years.

Labs are well maintained and up to date with all equipment in working condition and all computers well maintained. About sports, there is no coach for any sport but yes the courts are well maintained and open all time for any student to play with their own sports equipment.

To some extent seniors are helpful but generally, there is hardly any contact ragging-free campus and seniors are good to talk but at times they don't depend entirely on the student and his relations with seniors. As far as my experience I haven't received any help from seniors so far.

I chose this college because it was the best among the private colleges in Lucknow. The admission process was quite simple based on 12th marks directly the admission was done. Also, admission could be done based on entrance exams or 12th marks or IIT mains result (any can be chosen).

Faculties are qualified some have a good style of teaching but most students prefer studying by themself as the schedule is 9-5 which is too long .