Amity University, Noida
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Admissions open for 4 year full time B.A/B.Sc Liberal Arts & B.A/B.Sc (Liberal Arts) Honours with Research
BA, BA (H), 9 Specializations, B.PES | MA, MA (H), 11 Specializations, M.PES | 12 LPA Highest CTC | 5-6 LPA Average CTC
College infrastructure is good and provides a comfortable environment for students. Classrooms are clean and well maintained. Hostel and living spaces are very clean and the canteen also provides a good and hygienic food. Overall the facilities are satisfactory.
Sociology honours because I was interested in understanding society, people and social issues. The quality of teaching is good and they are very supportive. I feel like the curriculum is mostly updated and covers important concepts.
My college does not provide direct placement opportunities. Students generally complete their courses and look for or jobs or further studies on their own after graduation. So there’s no placement opportunities.
My course costs around 7000 per semester so the total amount for 3 years is approximately 42,000 so I feel like it is worth the money because the fees are quite affordable compared to many other colleges and the education and facilities are good.
My college campus is very beautiful, green and clean. It is very peaceful away from markets that is one of it’s best features. The students, teachers and the staff members are friendly and very supportive. Students can also take part in sports, cultural activities and other activities.
Overall My experience at the college has been great. As it is one of the most disciplined colleges in our town and the only women’s college here.
Cluny Women's College had a peaceful and clean campus. Though the campus was not very big, but it had well maintained classrooms, library and a small canteen. The library had sufficient books for Political Science and other departments too. It had hostel facilities for outstation students where they lived happily and peacefully. There was big lawn where students used to study during exams or free time, had lunch with the friends and chat. They had the Hall where programs were organized and morning prayer was held before starting the classes. Few indoor sports competitions were also held where students as well teachers participated.
I studied BA Political Science Honours, batch 2022. The quality of teaching in our department was good as well in other departments. They were very helpful and supportive. They were very experienced and explained the topics clearly. Though we had online classes due to Covid, but they put lots of effort to teach us. The curriculum was as per the University of North Bengal, it covered all the core concepts. We used to have frequent class test which helped us a lot.
It was a general degree college, placements opportunities were limited, especially for BA Political Science Honours. The college did not have a placement cell for our course during our batch. Most of the students opted for higher studies like MA, B.Ed. or prepared for competitive exams. But our teachers guided us about career options and higher studies.
The course was affordable. Since its a government aided college under North Bengal University, the fees in our college were low compared to other private colleges. Even the middle-class family could easily afford it. With those fees, we got good quality teaching, library facilities and decent infrastructure.
Campus life at Cluny College was good and safe as it's a women's college. The campus was clean and well disciplined. We had freshers, farewell, cultural program and indoor sports competition participated by both teachers and students. The college had strict rules regarding attendance and discipline. There was no ragging. The staffs were also very supporting the other students as well.