Amity University Noida-B.Tech Admissions 2026
ApplyAmong top 100 Universities Globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026
Among top 100 Universities Globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026
Ranked #43 among Engineering colleges in India by NIRF | Get Upto 100% Scholarships | Spot Admissions via CUET | Last Date to Apply- 10th Sept
NAAC A++ Grade | Recognized as Category-1 Deemed to be University by UGC | 41,000 + Alumni Imprints Globally
Among top 100 Universities Globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026
100+ Recruiters | 1200+ Placements of 2026 Batch | NBA & NAAC Accredited | Highest CTC 37 LPA
40 LPA Highest Package | Up to 100% Scholarship worth 24 Crore via GUTS exam
The college does have all the listed requirements a lil short on land space but yes overall a good campus. Smart boards are used and maintained by wifi is not available always to students. The food is hygienic and the living spaces are clean.
I'm studying Electronics and Communication Engineering the teacher's have done a fairly good job at teaching however the current curriculum is not up to date with the requirements of the job industry. Changes should be made for the betterment of the student's industrial knowledge
I've heard good reviews of the placements personally haven't been part of it so I dont know much. Placements are taken seriously here and training os provided early on whether its interview training or technical field related training.
Around 1.5Lpa and it is costly education wise it was worth the money my parents paid.
There is no campus life very little holidays very strict campus .
Worst Chemistry labs ever lack of hygiene and old equipments classrooms very old and poor planning of spaces old buildings seminar halls are good in some buildings labs have very old PC's that are too slow
Lot of subjects that are irrelevant for the course too much pressure on students way too much assignment tests . Teaching is good sometimes many subjects that are not at all needed for the course tests are conducted in tabs which are irritating
Hoping for good placements but you get too much less time to develop skills due to college timings don't expect a reasonable number of days that you can get as semester holidays for skill development there is no time compared to the BIG 4 colleges of bangalore
Not at all worth the money honestly the fee payed to college is mentioned as skill development fee finally ended up mugging up things due to too many irrelevant subjects but the fests here are a value for money really good fests are done which is a good part and canteen food is both good and affordable
You should just enjoy staying in college for long duration joining clubs may make a change that is different vibe good for skill development as an extra curricular activity and the campus is not too big to look around
If you are a person who are already adjusted to strict long hours of college boring subjects you would feel good else you feel stressed in the 1st year have the worst experience the management is very bad due to old generational thought process, college will support for Hacathons if you go but sometimes attendance is not given strict attendance threshold should be maintained totally a torture in the name of discipline
The college infrastructure is good overall. The classrooms are spacious and comfortable, making it easy to learn. The labs have the necessary equipment for practical sessions, and the library has a good collection of books and study materials. The campus is clean, green, and well maintained. There are also sports facilities, a cafeteria, and places where students can relax during breaks. Although a few facilities could be improved, the overall infrastructure provides a comfortable and positive environment for both academics and campus life.
The academics are good, and most of the faculty members are supportive and approachable. They explain concepts clearly and are willing to help students whenever needed. The curriculum is relevant and covers both theory and practical knowledge. Regular assignments, lab sessions, and internal assessments help students stay consistent with their studies. Overall, the academics provide a good learning experience and help students build a strong foundation for their future.
The placement opportunities are decent, with many companies visiting the campus every year. The college also conducts training sessions on aptitude, communication skills, and interview preparation, which help students become placement-ready. Students who maintain good academic performance and develop their technical skills have better chances of getting placed. Overall, the placement support provided by the college is satisfactory
All buildings in my college are well maintained, and classrooms are designed to support long lecture hours comfortably. Labs are regularly updated and allow students to practice experiments without much limitation. The computer labs are especially useful for coding practice and project work. The library is spacious and well stocked, offering both physical and digital learning resources. Students often use it for self-study, competitive exam preparation, and research. The campus also has seminar halls, open areas for student interaction, a canteen, and limited sports facilities.
Faculty are dedicated and maintain a good balance between discipline and approachability. They focus on conceptual clarity and encourage students to ask questions freely. Teachers often share additional study materials, notes, and reference links to help students understand topics better. Faculty guidance during projects and placements is especially helpful. Many teachers motivate students to attend workshops, certification courses, and technical fests to improve their skills.
Every year a good number of IT and service-based companies visit the campus every year, offering roles in software development, testing, analytics, and support. Students receive continuous training in aptitude, technical skills, and communication from the placement cell. The average salary package is around ₹4–5 LPA, and top performers manage to secure higher packages through on-campus or off-campus drives. Core branch placements are comparatively fewer, but students still get guidance for external opportunities.
All classrooms are clean, properly ventilated, and equipped with projectors for smart learning. Laboratories are well organized and provide students with good hands-on experience, especially in CSE, ECE, and Mechanical branches. The library is one of the strong points of the college, offering a wide collection of textbooks, reference books, journals, and digital resources. It also has a calm atmosphere, making it ideal for exam preparation. The campus includes a canteen with decent food, seminar halls, computer labs, and basic sports facilities.
All faculty members are explain concepts clearly and ensure students understand the basics before moving to advanced topics. They encourage interactive learning through discussions, presentations, and practical assignments. Faculty members regularly guide students during mini-projects, internships, and final-year projects. Many professors are also involved in research and motivate students to take part in technical competitions, workshops, and conferences. Teachers are friendly and willing to help students even outside class hours, which creates a positive learning environment.
Placements are fairly strong and consistent, especially for computer-related branches. The placement cell actively trains students through aptitude classes, coding sessions, resume preparation, and mock interviews. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Accenture, Cognizant, Capgemini, Wipro, Deloitte, and IBM regularly visit the campus. The average package generally ranges between ₹4–6 LPA, while students with strong technical skills secure offers above ₹8–10 LPA. Internship opportunities are also available and help students gain industry exposure before final placements.
Infrastructure wise the college was not that great. It has 3 well maintained buildings but there was no place to sit other than being in class. Cause if the administration catches you bunking classes even after being in campus it was a serious issue for them. And as far as the sports facilities are concerned the was just was small ground which could be used.
Faculty members require a minimum qualification to join the college. So the qualification is not an issue but the knowledge is not up to par in case of most of the faculty members. Curriculum wise the university still has very outdated syllabus which good for GATE exams and other competitive exams of similar kind but not for private sector companies
The placement of our batch wasn't too great. Around 75% of students were placed from our college. Major recruiter was Accenture and Infosys. The highest package would be around 10Lpa and the lowest 1.8Lpa. As most were recruited in IT companies so profile was same for most as Associate Software Engineer.
Infrastructure is not great. Maximum it will take 5 minutes to walk through the two opposite corners of the campus. Canteen can't accommodate a large number of people at once and a proper auditorium. No free Wi-Fi was available in the campus. Mobiles are also not allowed.
Faculty are like any other colleges faculty, but due to pressure from the administration, they have to be strict. Attendance norms are very strict. The course curriculum is based on the VTU. All the topics are spoon-fed in the class so that you can maintain a decent aggregate in this course.
Almost 90% of the students got placed. The highest package offered was 20 LPA, the lowest package offered was 2.5 LPA, and the average package offered was 3.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Cognizant, Manhattan Associates. Top roles offered are ASE and SE. Most of the students will get placed in tech companies. No core company will visit for mechanical engineering and other core branches. The average annual package is above because of shipping companies offers.
A very huge and vibrant campus with all the facilities available during college hours. There are a number of canteens, including Domino's, a lassi shop, and other places. Top-class sports facilities are available with many opportunities. Hygiene is maintained in the canteens. The campus also includes a hospital, salon, supermarket, and many other things.
Teachers are very well qualified, with most of them having a Ph.D. The teaching quality is great, and they provide excessive study material, which is very helpful. You can choose your own subjects from the second semester, along with the faculty and timings of your choice. The pass percentage is more than 80%.
In my course, 73% of the students were placed. The highest package offered was 13 LPA, the average package was 10 LPA, and the lowest package was 5 LPA. Top recruiting companies included Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia. Around 85% of the students secured internships in companies like Infosys and HCL. The top role offered to students in my course was project manager.
The whole campus is of 193 acres with an excellent infrastructure and good environment and greenery. They provide facilities of some indoor and outdoor games along with the equipment in the academic blocks of the campus. There are 3 academic blocks in our campus and one more block is under construction.
There are quite good faculty in our campus the have enough knowledge for the teaching subjects and they are quite friendly with the students. The university will conduct 2 mid semesters and one final semester exams per one semester. The difficult level of the paper is more when compared to other colleges
There are many placement offers offered by the college by the completion of our graduation it will also provide internships by our third year. In the last year the highest package was around 16 Lacs per annum and an average package of 7 Lacs per year.
Every hostel will have separate Wi-Fi systems. Students will be allowed to change their mess option each month. Dhobi service will be provided three times a month. Only labs will have air conditioning. Normal classrooms do not have air conditioning. Not all the facilities are good here.
Conducts exams in a very strict and mannered way. It is very hard for an average student to survive in this college. Not all faculty will teach well. Only 1 out of 10 will be a good teacher. There will be 2 mid-semester and one final exam per semester.
On average, 50-60% of the students get placed every year. The highest package will be around 60-70 LPA. Almost every main development company visits this college for internships and placements. The students who get selected for internships have a higher chance of getting placed.
Hi Zeeshan,
Your DCET rank is 7500 and the cutoffs for the colleges you applied to are below your rank, so that’s why you didn’t get a seat in the 1st round.
Yes, there is still a chance to get a seat in the 2nd round if the cutoff goes
Hello Likhit,
With a COMEDK rank of 19,125, you have some good options to consider. Here’s a comparison to help you decide between pursuing B.Tech in VLSI at Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT) and ECE at BNMIT:
B.Tech in VLSI at Bangalore Institute of Technology:
Hello aspirant,
I take it that you're referring to the BNM Institute of Technology. This has been authorised by aicte and is connected with Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum. Since private engineering colleges typically have two off days, so does this one. Although it is stated on the official website that