Amity University 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
Last Date to Apply: 18th May | Ranked #43 among Engineering colleges in India by NIRF | Highest Package 1.3 CR , 100% Placements
Among top 100 Universities Globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026
Recognized as Institute of Eminence by Govt. of India | NAAC ‘A++’ Grade | Upto 75% Scholarships
NAAC A+ Accredited | Among top 2% Universities Globally (QS World University Rankings 2026)
NAAC A++ Grade | Highest Package-30 LPA | 400+ Recruiters
very beautiful campus and infrastructure. The main point of the attraction of this college is its infrastructure and specially the new vendhar square that looks so aesthetic and old style monument give vibes like CP of delhi.
I am pursuing BTech CSE w/s Software Engg. which is one of the best branch of CINTEL department. The teachers and their teaching is exceptional and i love the way they teach . The classrooms are modern and smart classrooms.
Placement of this college is very good according to the provided numbers and they actually are good as of i have heard from seniors and other faculty members. the average package is around 7-8lakhs and highest is around 1.2 cr.
The infrastructure , campus , facility , requirements the college provides to each and every student is totally worth it and the fees i pay for my course and hostel and my daily expenses is justified. The ROI is good.
One of the biggest campus and one of the biggest and top engineering college of india , very clean and beautiful campus. Crowd is very nice and polite. The staff and security is also top notch and it feels like home.
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very nice and strong college infrastructure that is what you expect from srm and it is like that. The infrastructure justifies the tag of srm as its so unique and attractive which is the image of this college which is very nice.
the academics are poor as the syllabus is not that competitive and the exam is not that hard or exam is not even medium level which is a problem for me maybe its not a problem for any other students because it makes it hard to judge yourself acc to you marks scored in exams.
placements are pretty average as compared to other private colleges but the main campus its decent for placements because many companies visit here , its almost guranteed you will get placed but the salary and package will be average.
as per the the placement and package we get and the fees what we are paying for 4 years is not justified. you just have to be too good in coding and other subjects to get a 10lpa+ package which depends on your skills.
the campus life is very nice , the friends you will make here will be your lifetime experience because the crowd, the place and the climate will make you fall in love with the campus and college. You will live your best life here.
CAMPUS LIFE LIKE SRM , YOU WILL NEVER FIND ANYWHERE
Great infrastructure with multiple high rise buildings. Good lab facilities. Wifi connection throughout the campus. Most of the classrooms are well air conditioned and spacious. Canteens and vending machine in all buildings for easy access.
Courses taught are well planned by industry experts and professors. The subjects have relevance in the current times and quite detailed for the undergraduate level. Builds basic foundation for pursuing higher education in the particular subject.
Most students prefer higher education since the subject is more research oriented. Students can opt to sit for placements if they wish. Different companies come to hire students for mostly managerial roles and others which may or may not be aligned with your subjects in the undergraduate level.
Good value for money.
Multiple fests and events are organised throughout the academic year for students. Affordable eating places with a variety of cuisines. Lots of greenery to chill out post classes.
Good, can do better about higher studies options coaching and rest I like it it’s good in teaching staff an facilities no ragging or any unusual activities, safe and secure and good rules and also good extracurricular activities
Really good staff who are always ready to help and guide us and are always available to solve our queries and doubts and subjects which r needed for the future reference’s everything is properly covered
Usually as the student intake count is getting increased and number of placements are decreasing, many would prefer a balanced and good opportunities for many people who r talented and r working very hard
I feel the fees is bit high as there r many talented students who deserve to study here but don’t have enough money to do so and just like how subjects r taught I feel even life values should be taught here
Good environment, safe comparatively to girls and a good balance between studies academics and also extracurricular activities and the college is also nature friendly and against ragging and other bad stuff
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The infrastructure is serviceable, not very good, you can say one can work hard enough to get through cs and all other it related courses, but coming to core engg. I feel the infra is lacking, also keeping in mind the amount of students they take in every year and also the amount of money they ask for, there is definitely enough scope of improvement. Classrooms, the new ones are definitely at par, but the old ones are really bad, the ac sometimes malfunctions even in the new buildings, forget it in the old ones, the library ac is also crap, sport centres can definitely improve. Living spaces, the dorms, for men are way too congested, like a small room having 4 students, hinders privacy, there is no option of 2/1 sharing rooms, the size of rooms are almost the size of my house's washroom. The mess food is absolute garbage. Sometimes inedible too.
I am studying cs w/s software engg., honestly, the eduction, the teachers and the way they teach is not something I can ever brag, literally can't, they teach like 30% of the syllabus, more sort of say just read the highlights of the chapter, not all, but many, some teachers are ridiculousy biased towards South Indian students, as if they hate northies. The major flaw is every class has different teacher for the same subject, and the marking/evaluation scheme is not at par at all, take and example of student A and B both taking M2 course, student A's teacher is very strict and B's is not at all, A is academically very hard working, B doesn't study at all, at the end A gets A+ grade and B gets A+ grade too, despite A gained lot more knowledge and worked harder than B, still both of them scored same grade, so the cgpa in srm is not at all legit. Does the education provided make us job-ready ? I have yet to find out
Placements as far as I have heard, is not very good due to the humungous amount of students they recruit every year, takes the average really down. I think the highest packages is 65lpa, not sure though, avg is around 5-6lpa, placement process I have to yet find out.
My course costs 4.5lakh per year it's just the course fee, add up the hostel fees, mess fees, and other small things. it becomes almost 7lakh per year, definitely not worth, I am only here because of my poor performance in JEE and my dad had huge savings.
the campus is relatively small if you just consider the engg. areas, but due to the allowance of walking out of the campus anytime, doesn't effect the quality of life, you can literally go out of the campus and catch a train in nearby station (walkable) and visit Chennai. Students engage into cigg. and alcohol out of the campus, inside the campus idk what do they do except the eatery, the sports is almost nothing as much, it's like they have given a small playground for 10k students to play in.
My college has decent infrastructure overall. The classrooms are well maintained, the campus is clean, and most of the essential facilities are available. The labs have the equipment needed for regular practicals, and while they may not be the most advanced, they are good enough for learning. The library has a decent collection of books and provides a quiet space to study. Wi-Fi works fine across the campus, and the sports facilities are satisfactory for basic activities. Overall, the college offers all the necessary resources for students, and the facilities are good enough for day-to-day academic needs.
The academics at my college are quite decent. The curriculum is well structured and covers all the important topics required for the course. Most of the faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive, and they explain concepts clearly. While the teaching methods are mostly traditional, they are effective enough for understanding the subjects. Assignments, practicals, and internal assessments are conducted regularly, which helps keep students engaged. Overall, the academic experience is good and provides a solid foundation, especially if students put in consistent effort.
The placements at my college are decent. A fair number of students get placed every year and the college tries to support students through placement drives and opportunities. Many companies visit the campus and offer jobs with reasonable starting packages. While it may not be the highest in the country, the placement record is good enough for most students to begin their careers and gain valuable experience. Overall, the placement scenario is satisfactory and provides decent scope for getting a job after graduation.
The placement quality at my college is decent overall. A good number of students get placed every year, especially from the professional and technical courses. While the exact percentage varies from batch to batch, a fair portion of students do secure jobs through the campus drives. The highest package is usually offered to students from the more industry-focused courses, and it is quite good for a college of this level. The average package is decent too—enough to give students a comfortable start to their careers. The placement process was smooth and easy to follow, with regular updates and guidance. The college was supportive throughout, conducting training sessions, mock interviews, and pre-placement talks to help students prepare. Overall, the placements are satisfactory and provide a decent launchpad for students entering the workforce.
Campus life at my college is quite decent and enjoyable. There’s a good mix of academics and extracurricular activities, so students don’t feel too stressed all the time. The campus environment is friendly and supportive—people are generally helpful and there’s a nice sense of community. There are enough student clubs, cultural events, and activities throughout the year that make college life lively. Fest functions, sports meets, and other get-togethers help students relax and make friends. Hostel life is comfortable with basic amenities, and mess food is acceptable.
Overall, my experience at the college has been quite decent and satisfying. The environment is supportive, the faculty is approachable, and the campus feels safe. There is always room for improvement, but the college provides enough opportunities for students who are willing to make the most of them. With consistent effort, you can have a good academic and personal growth experience here.
the infrastructure and buildings of college is very imminent and nice. The mess building is huge and sufficient for the students to dine in properly. The college area is well developed and nature is such a thing that i would like to mention.
The academics depends on your skills and urge to study. Exams are pretty easy to pass. The marks split is 60 internal marks and 40 end sems which shows you internal marks matter the most to score good grade.
Placements are very good , my seniors and my cousins were from this college and they got placed in a decent company, they guided me the best way to get placed including skill development and other required skills.
I'm paying around 4 lakhs for my course fees and 2 lakhs for my living because i am a day scholar, the sorroundings and facility makes it nice and the investment i did for this college is worth it and nice.
the campus life in my first year was very nice and joyful. My friends and my seniors made it even better. i enjoyed my hostel life like how i wanted to enjoy so it was such a great experience. The campus is neat and clean.
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The college infrastructure is good but due to a very high crowd it seems to be less. Due to too many students many new hostels are under construction which is good for the infrstructure of the college. The mess food is very nice and the variety of food served in the mess is also very good.
The syllabus and exams are very easy which in the perspective of student is very nice but for the skill development and personal skill test is not good. The exams are easy that makes you think you are good in academics but you cant judge yourself with those marks
As what i heard before joining this college from websites and others they say placements are very nice but when i joined and asked from seniors i came to know its not exactly what is mentioned and its not that good.
The course fees is overpriced, the hostel price is justified because of the food and living facilities. If you have scholarship its nice , that can help you financially and can make you to spend more on better hostels.
For me the campus life depends on the sports , there is one football ground that is mostly crowded but there are plenty of turfs near the college campus where you can play football and cricket with your friends and enjoy.
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the infrastructure of the new campus is very nice , there is one new building tech park 2 that is newly made which consist of escalators which makes less chaos and rush during the class hours and is provided with each and every possible facility.
Academics here are very nice , there are different clubs in srm which helps you to gain knowledge and give once in a life time experience for your studies and all. Exams and internal marks are also very scoring and easy.
Not that good placement , too many companies visit this college but many companies comes with very less package and there are very less companies which comes with 25-30lakhs+ package so you have to work & study hard.
Its value for money if you can afford around 20-25 lakhs fees for 4 years. For my course Software Engineering i pay 425000 per year which is less than Core subjects and other specialisation and hostel fees varies from 1.3 lakhs to 3 lakhs.
the campus life is extraodinary , you will never get bored if you are in srm campus. the hostels are nice but the in timing of hostel is 9pm which is not that good but we can say it is decent as compared with other colleges.
The campus is very beautiful and hospital is very nice inside the campus.
srm ktr campus feels like a lively mini city where thousands of students move around with energhy and purpose. the moment you enter throught the grand arch gate, the wide roads greenery and clean environment set a positive tone. the academic blocks are modern and well maintained
academics at srm ktr are designed to feel both structured and flexible giving students the space to grow while keeping them guided. each department has its own dedicated well equipped classrooms and specialized labs
placements are average at srm ktr from average package being 6.5-7lpa top package being 65lpa and placement rate generally high which is more than 90% with many recruiters visiting anually the average package can vary widely by branch and student performance
value for money is mixed some rank it positively when placements and infrastructure are taken together, but others say the high feels vs average mid range packages dont always balance out if you compare to some state or private universities
campus life at srm ktr is one of the most vibrant and lively experience a student can have. from early morning chai outside the hostels to late night group study sessions the capus feels alive almost 24/7.
4/5 in categories like placements infrastructure faculty campus life and value for money academics and faculty generally rated average, a few reviews give lower scores especially on value for money and faculty consistency.
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Based on your rank, you might get admission in Electronics and Communication Engineering. You can also check the link below for more information on SRMJEE Rank vs Branch.
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The fee for a four-year BTech course in Aerospace Engineering is around Rs. 16 lakhs.
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