Amity Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Noida

Hello,

Thapar is much better choice than Amity University. This is due to a number of reasons. First of all, It has been ranked as the 4th best engineering college in India after BITS Pilani, IIIT Hyderabad, and BIT Mesra. It takes admission on the basis of JEE Mains score, Thus its credibility increases. This also makes it a fair system for all the students. It has also maintained NIRF rank under 30.

Thapar Univeristy is also really good in terms of crowd, brand, studies, research, placements, campus environment, etc.

I hope this helps,

All the best

Greetings!

In your case I would suggest you to go with Amity Noida, as it has better infrastructure, better exposure and overall a bit better reputation than Shardha.

Although I would like to mention that you shouldn't be expecting much from it, yes they will give you the exposure yes they will bring the companies on campus, but in that is all, after that you are on your own as there will be too many students competing for those companies...

~Sach Thadani

Hello!

No, Amity University does not offer B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology course.

However, Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh provides B.Sc. Medical Imaging course. It is a full time four years degree course. The total fess is around Rs 6.40 Lakh.

Hope this answers your query.

Hii,

Both of the colleges are somewhat similar. As they all provide you with good placement packages between 4-9LPA for CSE branch with some of the companies giving above 15LPA in both Amity University and Chitkara University. The infrastructure is good for all, they have experienced teaching faculty, the exposure is more in Amity University as compared with the other Chitkara University. Quality education is more in Chitkara University.

So now b asically it depend on your preferences. Amity is very expensive university whereas chitkara has reasonable fees.

Hope this will help you !

Both of these offer good courses in law . But for better comparison we can compare them on the basis of their placements , fee structure and reviews by people .

1. Amity Law School , Noida : The course offered is B.A.LL.B Hons. . The avg. placement in 2019 has been 4-5 lakhs per annum . 30-40% of students went for litigation while five students have qualified in the Judicial Service Examination of Delhi and Haryana and are appointed as judges. Students have been placed in the international and national law firms like Herbert Smith (UK) , Allen Overy LLP (UK), Ashurst (UK) , Anand and Anand , Luthra & Luthra etc . The fee structure for sponsored category is INR 1.98 lakhs per annum while for non sponsored category it is INR 1.32 lakhs per annum . It's a decent college for pursuing Law, which has really good and helpful faculty, a decent student crowd and a very good campus infrastructure.
2. OP Jindal , Sonipat : The courses offered here are B.B.A.LL.B Hons. , B.A.LL.B Hons. , LLB , BA Legal studies Hons. . For B.A.LL.B Hons. The avg. placement has gone upto INR 8 lakhs per annum . JGLS has achieved record placements in 2022 with 48 offers in leading law firms, on day zero and day one of the placement processes. Cyril Amirchand Mangaldas emerged as the top recruiter with 15 accepted offers and one PPO. The list of top recruiters included leading companies such as AZB & Partners, Trilegal, Argus Partners and HCL.The fee structure is as follows -Bachelor Of Legislative Law (LLB) {3 Years}18,00,000 , BBA LLB (Hons){5 Years },27,50,000 , Master of Law (LLM){1 Years},8,50,000 , BA.LLB (HONS){5 Years},27,50,000. Jindal law school  ranked 76 out of all law schools globally in the QS World Rankings 2021  . The university was again ranked as the number 1 private university in India in QS World Rankings 2022. The university has also been granted the status of Institute of Eminence by the Government of India in 2020.

According to my perspective, if you have an option between these two then you should definitely go for OP Jindal law school . Rest depends on your choice and comfort . All the best for your journey ahead !