Kavya Singh's Review On Amity School Of Communication - [ASCO], Noida

I didn't appear in any national competitive exams and Amity had it's own enterance test. It's a seemly brand and offers an MBA degree media management. The infrastructure is really good. They have placement cell which works really hard and incubator centres where start ups are financed and worked on.

The padagogy is similar to all the other MBA colleges. They teach you with case studies , faculty is quite qualified and kind. College has placement system and a g package is around 5 C.T.C but that's only for Amity Business School. I didn't get placement assistance from college I was from school of communication. Infrastructures is beyond compare amazing , it has everything inside the premises, it's expensive though. The administration is good. It's a decent place to study and people must get past that stereotype that Amity is a college for rich brats and it's a place to have fun. I was staying inside the college hostel, it's quitr strict and we were not allowed to step out of the premises except for weekends

I have interned with 7 organizations while pursuing my higher organization -bachelor's and MBA combined. Midday (Rs.2000), Femina, Xebec digital (Rs.10,000) , Dentsu Marcom (Rs.5000). I approached the organisations directly, post the interview I was asked to join.

AMITY University has a placement cell but only for Amity Business school. Other MBA schools didn't have a good Placement cell. I joined E&Y because of my past work experience. some really great organizations visited ABS like Jaguar, MTv, hyundai.

All the cells are present, they are student driven and they are functional. We used to have annual University fest - AMITY youth fest and it used to end with a music concert. It was sober. The culture inside was a little uptight

Amity University, Noida is famous for it's infrastructure. Everything mentioned up there is available. A gigantic library, huge sports grounds, fancy food joints, international size swimming pool, shooting arena, dog shelter house, infirmary, football ground badminton court, incubation centre, wifi (thats a given) , hostels (AC and Non AC) gaming zones (snooker, air hockey, mini movie hall) a salon, wills Smith , CCD, Domino's and others

Hostels were decent and cleen. There were two categories - AC and Non AC, we were supposed to make annually payments. I stayed in AC hostel, we had separate rooms. Common washrooms for 4 people but cleaning ladies would come daily, laundry was free, meals not included in the fees