Ajeet Kumar Dixit's Review On Amity School Of Engineering & Technology - [ASET], New Delhi

The college is affiliated to GGSIP university and so I gave the entrance exam of GGSIP university. I got a rank around 3000 and I opted for Mechanical engineering coursed based on my interest in the mechanical field.

The course structure was designed to cover the details topics and subjects and some of the subjects were really tough to understand. But with the help of our professors and recommended books I was able to get through them obviously with some good amount of hard work.

No, unfortunately, the college does not provide any internship.

The placement of the college is one of its biggest selling point. The college has a very good placement rate. Usually the placement goes around 85% and a lot many reputed companies come for placements. For example Microsoft, Grape city, HCL, Kaene India, Accenture, Anand automotive, Tata Power, Samsung, Wipro, Infosys.

There used to be two events. One Cultural and one technical. The cultural fest used to include a lot many cultural activities and technical fest used to give us a platform to brush our technical skills. Also the freshers party which used to happen once a year for 1st year students.

It is quite feasible compared to the private colleges and universities as the university is semi-government. At my time the fee per year was 1 lakh only. Now it has been increased to 1.7 lakhs or so. So you can see I completed my B.tech in 4 lakhs.

No I do not know any such scholarship / loan facility offered by my college. I heard some students took education loan from banks but not from college.

Campus life was not that happening due to very limited facilities available. But the education was good. The labs were also equipped with good apparatus and machines. Gender ratio was 65-35. We used to have many competitions like debate, robotics and many more.

Exam structure is quite smooth. 1 exam in every 2 months and no breaks between the exams (excluding weekends). So usually we used to chill and start studying 1 week before every exam. In case of externals we started study 2 weeks before the exams.

The admission procedure was simple. I kept on visiting the university website for the counselling dates and I attended the counselling and was given some choices of colleges based on my rank. I opted for the best suited college there. A security amount was taken from me in the form of a DD and it was done. They assigned me a registration number and then I had to go to the college for my admission.

The faculty was very helpful and had a deep knowledge of their respective subjects. They always helped us understand the tough topics and provided us guidance throughout. They also provided us a lot of notes which helped us prepare better for the exams.