Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Noida Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The best part of the college is the campus. It is spacious, clean, and well- organized. The classrooms and labs are also excellent. It feels like you're part of a top private College. There are also no issues when it comes to campus resources.

Academics are decent. some lecturers are very illustrative and provide a good explanation, however, you may need to do your own studies for some other subjects. Regular attendance makes a difference, and so does doing your own studies.

The college does not have a great record for placements. However, it is not a total loss. Many companies buy some of the students, but a small portion manage to get a high salary. This is more about your potential and your effort. Serious students tend to get better chances.

It's okay, but a bit expensive for what you get.

Campus life was chill, mostly we hanging out with my friends and passed the time between classes.

The campus has modern facilities including updated computer labs smart classrooms and decent internet connectivity the IT Department is equipped with necessary software and tools for programming and project work the campus is Wi-Fi enable and support online learning program

The IT curriculum is designed to align with current industry needs covering course subjects like data structures web technology is networking software engineering and emerging field such as machine learning cloud computing and cyber security

Placement support is average to decent students are placed in companies like TCS Wipro Infosys and Tech Mahindra Everest packages are between 3 to 6 lakh per annum if you have performer secure roles with better packages of Campus or group holding competitions

The fees are on the higher side compared to government colleges but justified by the infrastructure and opportunity available student looking to get into big tack need to supplement college learning with self preparation and external certificates

Campus live is active with various student lead clubs including coding and innovation society's technical feast hectones and seminars and conducted regularly offering good period learning the environment is friendly and support to entrepreneurship in growing

Good infrastructure on a very huge space and world class amenities. The university is fully air conditioned and the best part of the college is its huge sports ground. There is a swimming pool as well inside the campus!

The academics are good but sometimes they gets neglected by the administration. The courses syllabus should be revised every year with latest technologies. Students have an option to choose from a wide range of courses which is a great point.

The university tries their best to achieve 100% placements. There are two departments working simultaneously to achieve this number. Companies like Google, Amazon, Palo Alto, Genpact, EY, Tech Mahindra etc., hire from Amity

The fees can be lower since there are roughly 1200+ students enrolling for the CSE course.

the campus life is vibrant with lots of clubs and fests to be a part of.

The University is great but lacks a little bit of focus in administration and academics.

the college infra is amazing. we had access to all the latest tech in labs, and the sports ground was huge which helped us stay active with studies. overall - the college has great infra. i stayed at a hostel, the hostels are great as well.

I was studying computer science engineering, and the courses were okay. the content could have been updated but overall the content was informative and it had everything we could learn about the course and upskill accordingly

placements were okay, we had to be updated with the skills and technology to prepare for the placements. overall one has to be skilled enough to clear the interviews and get ready for placements. but overall it was nice

The college infra is nice, it had all the necessary infra facilities and equipment. The library was huge and the labs were well maintained. The classrooms were spacious enough and the tech was well maintained.

I was a part of the computer science program, and the courses were well updated. We could have been taught latest technologies and upcoming trends. And yes - we were job ready by the end of our college.

The quality of placements was nice. We had access to some good product organisations - and we were placement ready as well. We were given a lot of preparatory sessions and we had to prepare a lot. But yes the placement season was great.

The college infrastructure was really nice, you could get the vibe of what it feels like to study in a well built college. Its a huge campus with a lot of facilities- all within the campus. Really amazing infrastructure.

I really believe the curriculum can be updated to add new latest technologies and add stuff which helps people in the real world. With the bookish knowledge, knowledge about the practical aspects of life is also necessary and i feel that was missing.

I believe Amity has improved and consistently helped their students get placed in good product organisations. Of course the mandate for this is good preparation by the students and if you are doing that I don’t think placements are gonna be any issue.

I believe the money was worth it, for me what’s worth is the friends and connections I got there.

Amity has one of the best campus life out there. You can get involved in so many co curricular programs and amity is always top notch in their co curriculars.

Pretty good infrastructure with top notch classrooms and air conditioning. The canteens are provide really good food and other than that there are many outlets there like subway, dominos, etc. There are facilities for sports like cricket, tennis, football, badminton, etc.

The teaching faculty can be hard to handle sometimes but with some luck and motivation you can learn a lot. All professors might not be really good at teaching but the assignments and projects you will be assigned will teach you a lot.

Really good placements to get into the corporate world including Amazon, Adobe, Shell, Samsung. Average CTC: 6-7 lpa with some big companies ready to give 50-60 lpa. Amity tries a 100 percent placement policy so they will try their best to land you a placement.

Can be a little bit expensive as compared to government and government affiliated universities like IITs and NITs but still comparable to other private universities. Average 4 year B.Tech program fee : 16 - 18 lakhs.

You will get chance get associated with many sports and cultural groups to pursue your hobbies like dance, cricket, chess, football, etc. Sangathan is an annual inter-department sports competition where you can participate in many different sports.

College has a vast landscape with modern infrastructure. The labs are equipped with latest computers and MACs. The sports facilities are also perfect. There is a big parking space available for all the students and faculty members.

The academics part is average to good. Since a lot of focus is given to just show off and not on actual studies. There are incubators for students who wants ton start there own business/startups which is a nice touch.

The university tries to achieve 100% placements and they pretty much achieve this. There are two departments working on placements for Engineering students ACTC and CRC. Both of them have great staff who help a lot during placements and bringing the best companies like AMAZON, HCL, Tech Mahindra, Thales, SHELL India, etc.

Since the footfall of the university is high the fees should be reduced.

Campus life is great. There are a lot of clubs that we can join, and the fests/hackathons are amazing.

The university is great. If you are determined to make a difference Amity can provide immense opportunities.

The infrastructure is amazing. There are multiple hostels and are well equipped with all the amenities. The college campus is huge and has everything to offer, ranging from AC classrooms, fully functional labs, huge auditorium to gym, sports centre and amazing food courts.

The academics are good. It is a very big brand name and gets you a lot of exposure. There are a few fantastic teachers. There are proper examinations which are rigorous, a great curriculum. the course structure is very educative and helpful. There is even an amity tech fest. They have an amazing digital library too

Placements are great. All the big brands come. Amity has a big brand name, everyone knows it and there is 100% placement. No student goes unplaced, everyone gets a good company. I myself got a great placement. The atmosphere is conducive.

It is a bit exhorbitant in the fees yes but overall you do get good return out of it. college provides everything as they claim and it is even better. it is definitely a value for money and the placements are 100% which is a big positive

Campus life is amazing. college has everything to offer. you can choose to live in hostel or be a day scholar. either way you get great exposure. there are so many fests and daily life is very happening too.

I had a great time and am happy i made the choice

The infrastructure is good, but the hostel charges are very high, making it expensive for a middle-class individual. They only provide hostel facilities, and meals are not included, so you have to buy food from different blocks. However, the library is a great place for reading and studying.

Only a few faculty members provide insights into the current scenario, making it challenging to achieve your goals. We mostly receive theoretical knowledge, which is often difficult to apply in real-life situations. The curriculum is good but is updated infrequently.

It is very difficult to secure a job in a particular field. In the placement drive last year, only 10 percent of students were placed. Placement opportunities directly depend on your skills and learning, which means you can get placements from various sources. Ultimately, it entirely depends on your abilities.