An honest look at the AMC college

I studied Bsc Biotechnology in which I had studied the elaborated topics from my lower classes and there was no new topics that I came across and sometimes the topics would repeat from other subjects and teachers would tend to skip those topics. We had frequent tests and exams based on those topics. But the application of the course in real life is really questionable if you don't know where is it's relevance. If you know it then it's the best.

Fee Structure for our batch has changed for the upcoming batches due to the introduction of NEP scheme where our juniors had feeling structure twice the prior, but it doesn't value the course and the facilities provided by the management. There is no campus placement also due to which graduates find difficult to get into a job related to their course.

Campus is the highlight of AMC which would make you like to go to the college, cultural events were improvising event by event. Students can have a good social life in the campus. Books and journals were mostly outdated needed a bit of restocking we couldn't find most of the books needed

Admission process for me went smooth as my course had not required any entrance exam as I was qualified with my previous marks. The admission staff were helpful till you get admitted but once you're the student the admission staff weren't that good. Application process and joining process everything takes place at the admission office but fees needed to be paid in the bank which is just a 3 mins walk from the admission office

In AMC college the faculties were mostly fresher teachers who lacked experience, Many of them started AMC as a first. We had a few good and well experienced lecturers who were both lecturing us and mentoring the new teachers. Most of them were approachable at any time and they were super helpful to their best.