Amity Law School, Noida Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The college infrastructure is amazing. The Campus is huge and has all the facilities one can dream of. The classrooms, library, canteen and washrooms are very well maintained. The infrastructure is of international standards. There are also good restaurants and food outlets like Dominos, Subway and CCD. There is also facilities of car parking both for studs and teachers.

The education system is good with nice updated syllabus. The faculty for our course is amazing as compared to the five year course. We also had advocates as teachers in few semesters. There are lots of opportunities to excel in academic and a option of getting scholarships to top students. Only problem is that there is a lot of attendance issues.

The placement is very poor. My seniors have also told me that not many good companies come to recruit students. Even if some come rarely a student is Selected from a batch. The package that is offered is not so good as compared to those offered in other colleges. The process is easy and minimum requirement is to get 7 CGPA grade to sit for the campus placement.

The fees that is being charged is too high. It is around 1.25-1.30 per semester and it makes a total of 7 lakhs or more for 6 semesters. The placement offered as compared to the fee taken is nothing and thus, it’s not a value for money.

Campus life is amazing. All facilities are available in the college. Be it gaming or restaurants everything is there. People are also nice in Amity and one can find good company. Only problem is that there is a lot of attendance issues. Students have to maintain a minimum of 75% of attendance and if they don’t, they get debarred or have to sign a form that they shall not get more than 7 pointer in the subject with short attendance. This is very bad.

Good college with major attendance issues.

College Infrastructure is really good. Overall campus is well maintained. The canteens, classes, halls are clean and well kept. Hygiene is the most important thing that is to there in one’s own campus.

Academics wise it’s good and faculties are really very helpful with everything. Our faculties keep us updates with the ongoing things and try to make classes more interactive by doing group discussions, presentations etc.

Placements are not that good as was expected while joining. Since now during COVID there are not much more opportunities and there are really very less number of vacancies right now. Highest salary package is ₹12 Lakhs.

Greetings yes my college i.e. Amity Law School Noida , has all the basic facilities from sanitary to toiletries etc, We've facilities available like library, sports/recreation centres etc and for fitness enthusiast we do have a Gym in our campus etc.

I'm pursuing BALLB (H) , I really find each and every faculties very supportive and always on foot to help and reach out students for delivering any notices etc.Overall I totally recommend. We've amizone in which everything is properly functional etc.

We've a separate placement cell for meritorious students, but honestly what I feel it totally depends upon the student what firm/organization he/she grabs at the interview. Overall I totally recommend.

My course costs around ₹315000 approximately per annum, and I feel it's totally worth , seeing the facilities available etc.

My college has vast campus and comes inside the campus of Amity University Noida Uttar Pradesh , ie also the main campus of Amity , It has everything and anything that a student needs. Etc

I would definitely recommend this college if you go for Private Institutions. Thank You

Yes it has all the necessary infrastructure, facilties and equipment. The facilities which we have in our classroom, laboratories, libaries, sport centres and hostels are all well maintained. The living spaces and the food are clean and Hygienic.

I am studying ba llb(h). The quality of teaching is good it depends on how much attention you pay during the class Or lecture. Yes my curriculum is updated and includes all the the recent developments in the field. Yes it do makes us job ready.

As long as about the placement I not aware clearly but yes we do we have a CRC team which guides during the placement and where will you fit better, and you'll have to make a aim that 5 law firms where you can get the placement . Yes the college is supportive.

The fee is a little bit high but the facilities are also given as much it costs per year or per semester. As much as you will use your 5 year nicely then I think it might make you think the fee given was worth it so it depends on you.

College campus is good.. The best and worst feature depends on one to one individual what they like and they don't like. They are many activities in which students can engage in there is cricket, swimming and many more games.

No I wouldn't like to add anything more.

The infrastructure and facilities provided by the University are good. In classrooms, all the facilities are being well maintained by the University. Even the classrooms are well maintained by the University.

I m studying BBA LLB (H). The faculty is very knowledgeable and is always ready to help the students. The curriculum is updated and as per the subject. any subject that we study are as per the current scenario.

The placement cell is always there to help the students in finding jobs as per their qualification. The salary package offered too is as per the latest market trend. The college invited all the well known companies and law firms to participate in the placement .

290000 per year. It is slightly expensive than the other universities offering the same courses . Yes, it is worth it. The University course fees are on the higher side. In spite of this the university offers scholarships to deserving candidates

The Campus life of Amity is very good. The best features of Amity is the campus and everything is available to the students. Everyone is very supportive at all times. The campus is very well located. Everything is nearby for the students. Yes, it can also handle emergencies.