There are a lot of misconceptions about the students’ studying in Amity and about the general college environment at Amity University, Noida. If you can look past these misconceptions, you will find that the college has a diverse set of students and faculty members hailing from all over India. 

These are no special tips, just some observations about the college.

• Amity University is a private university and is not down to earth like government colleges. But neither is it a ground for flaunting money despite the high fee structure and the general reputation. The college has a great blend of hardworking, creative, and average students.
• The diversity at Amity is outstanding, you will meet students from several different Indian states like Haryana, West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and more. 
• The college is amazing in terms of its extracurricular; it has several clubs and sports events that you can participate in and learn from. 
• Amity University has students from every class and creed; you will find students who are academically inclined, students who are easygoing and carefree while other students who find a great way to manage both- academics and enjoyment.
• Amity is just like any other college; the people you meet in the University might appear posh or snobbish but eventually, you will find a group you are comfortable and compatible with. 

Hopefully, these observations can answer your question and help you, especially if you are planning on studying in this college. Best of Luck.

You should go to London. In America, people value Western culture more. A person from IIT when competing with anyone will definitely outshine most of the time. But job applicants from Western companies seem to have a leg up.

You will get a lot of international exposure. You will be having the opportunity to learn, work and share your thoughts. You will be able to learn from the students coming in from all parts of the world.

One needs to learn to be independent as you have to manage studies, part-time jobs, cooking, doing groceries, washing, and everything all by yourself. At the end of the day, if you learn to manage all these things by yourself, you will look at yourself as a confident and independent person.

You will experience some culture shocks as well but at the same time, you will learn also. It’s just a matter of 1-2 years. You should go to the University of Greenwich if finances are not a big problem.

Admission for Ph.D. programs at Amity University campuses is conducted twice a year i.e. for January and July sessions. A Ph.D. program is offered in two modes- full time(3 years) and part-time (4.5 years). There is no distance learning for Ph.D. courses in Amity and maximum duration in the case of both the modes is 6 years. Eligible students are selected based on their performance on PET( Ph.D Entrance Test) which is followed by a personal interview.

Doing a Ph.D. from Amity University is highly expensive compared to other government colleges.

• For Full-Time Ph.D. Fee is Rs 50,000 per semester
• For Part TIme Ph.D. Fee is Rs 33,500 per semester

The University encourages interdisciplinary research and exchange of ideas and knowledge in various related fields. Furthermore, it allows scholars to appoint a Co-Guide from outside Amity University as per university rules.

Although, if we compare, PhDs offered by Amity University are not at par with government universities. PhDs in private universities are rated lower than those of government universities.

MBA in International Business is offered by Amity International Business School(AIBS), Noida which is affiliated to Amity University, Noida. It is approved by AICTE and UGC and also credited grade “A” by NAAC. MBA in international business is a 2-year long course and the course structure includes the study of foreign language, foreign trade policy and export management.

Amity University Noida offers good placement for MBA courses. The highest salary package offered is Rs 20 Lakhs per annum, while the average salary package offered is around Rs 4.5 Lakhs per annum. Top recruiters are Amazon, Blue Star, Philips, Panasonic, Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro, etc. About 40 percent of students were offered both paid and unpaid internships from companies such as Panasonic, Jaro Education, Blue Star, etc.

Students are employed in both public sector and private sector organizations. One could also opt to work in both domestic and foreign MNC in international business division, import and export department, shipping or airline sections in global logistic companies, global tourism sectors, international consultancy firms, and international courier companies. The job posts that are offered to the students include Project Manager, International Logistics Manager, International Finance Manager, Export Managers, Accounts Manager, Investment Banking Manager

One of my friends suggested that Btech in biotechnology is much better than Bsc in Biotechnology at Amity University Noida Campus. It is one of the best branches in the area. The campus is really good, you will get a lot of labs to work on. 

The faculties and professors are highly qualified and friendly as well. It totally depends on you as in how much you can take and learn from this college campus. If you are a bright student then you will gain a lot of knowledge and may get placed in good company while if you are an average student then you will have to work really hard to get the best opportunity. Although the faculties are very good you will get a lot of help from them.

Now coming to the placement part it has been suggested by my friend that Btech get good placements in comparison to Bsc students. The reason being they place Bsc students in some BPO companies while Btech students get better opportunities. But the placements are not 100% core placements. This means that you might also get placed in sales and marketing jobs as well depending upon your candidature. The college conducts campus placements for few IT companies only. It depends upon your capability and how you grab the opportunity fast.

For those who don’t get placements should always try for better internships. You can also start preparing for exams like GRE and GATE for further studies and trying for good companies. As a proactive student you should always try for various options as if you wait for 4 years and at the end you don’t get placed then you might be disappointed. You can also go for Msc in Biotechnology after completing Bsc in order to get good placements.

Hearing from students studying in Amity University, Noida, I have come across many dissatisfied students who claimed to receive a poor quality of media education. There are certain reasons that make Amity University not a good option for journalism. These may include a poor faculty to bad placements. 

The faculty of Journalism at Amity University is not up to the mark. The teachers are not very much experienced, though there may be some exceptions. But overall the faculty is weaker than other colleges like MICA (Ahmedabad), Christ Church (Bangalore) and Symbiosis (Pune).

Their course curriculum is outdated and is mostly theory based. Whereas Journalism is considered to be a more practical subject, students at Amity focus more on Theory-based education than practicals. Even if the student pursues advertising or television production, they are made to focus on theories rather than practicals.

If you really want to study journalism at a professional level, you should consider colleges like MICA (Ahmedabad), Christ Church (Bangalore) and Symbiosis (Pune), which are proven to be better institutes than Amity University, Noida.