Amity University Noida-B.Tech Admissions 2026
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College infrastructure is just average not quite excellent. College have labs and class rooms but the conditions were below average and not best for students. There is playground for different sports like bascket ball court, football ground, tennis court and badminton court with additionally a sports and gym complex which were not working.
I am a student of bachelor of technology in civil engineering. And the quality of syllabus and curriculum is average and not par the scale. The teaching standard were also average and not quite extraordinary. The curriculum is right to say outdated and not as industry standards.
No core placement taken place. There were number of sales and it sector placements for all branches and there is no assurance of placement as well. The students go off campus for core industry jobs and it's the last option.
The fees is low as compared to other engineering college and as the average the college the fees is quite understandable. The money is worth if you get placement and not tensed for job after the degree.
Campus life can be quite happening but the location of campus make its tough and on negative side. As campus is quite big to enjoy with friends and to have experiences. Yeah there can be a campus life if you want to.
MERI College of Engineering and Technology has a nice campus with some modern features like air-conditioned classrooms, though not all rooms have this. The buildings are nicely designed and the facilities are kept clean.
The teachers don't make a big deal about attendance, they're relaxed about it and are supportive in teaching. The classes cover the basics well, mixing book learning with practical experience. The academic atmosphere is decent, but not top-notch. The curriculum is okay and includes both theory and practical labs sessions.
When it comes to placements, the college brings some companies for placements and some students do get jobs. However, for internships, students need to look on their own as the college doesn't provide these. Condition of every branch is same.
The MERI College of Engineering and Technology in Bahadurgarh offers a satisfactory campus environment with adequate greenery, although it may not be as extensive as other colleges in Delhi. Located in Haryana, the college is surrounded by open spaces, which are not as developed as those around colleges in Delhi. The absence of hostel facilities. The college does provide essential facilities such as laboratories, an auditorium, classrooms, and sports areas that meet the basic requirements but may not be considered exceptional. Campus infrastructure is okay.
Academics is also okay, many student just go to giving exams. Here are students who are already employed after completing their diploma or high school and are pursuing a degree mainly for the credentials. They prefer an affordable education, which this college offers. So accordingly academic is okay with limited knowledge.
The placements at the college are not very strong with few companies visiting for recruitment. Students often have to put in extra effort on their own to secure employment and gain knowledge. Management should work.
The fee structure at the college is affordable which allows many students to pay for their education by working part-time jobs(many are doing their jobs after 12th and diploma due to their financial condition).
It is depends on you that how you wants to live your campus life. I am much focused on preparing for government exams so I didn't enjoy much here. I must say if you want campus life, give JEE and get a good college.
The admission process is straightforward with an entrance exam that is more of a formality than a challenge. Attendance isn't an issue here. You will get a B.Tech degree that's the main thing. Forget about much exposure. MERI even call to get admission in their college.