Amity University, Gwalior provides a conveyance facility to all the day scholars. My brother was a student of the institute and graduated recently. 

The university has acquired around 12 buses which will be used for the conveyance. Amity University Gwalior provides a safe, convenient, and reliable bus facility, but you need to pay a nominal amount for availing of the service there will be some additional charges that you have to ask the administration, and a bus pass will be issued further, which you are required to carry with yourself at all the time. I hope this helps.

Although both IIITs and NITs have a similar brand image, I advise you to keep IIIT Delhi as your first preference. Here are two solid reasons why 

• Better campus placements: Generally, Government colleges like IITs and NITs do not approach companies for placements like private colleges. So their placements are usually a result of their brand value and location. That being said, IIIT Delhi has an excellent location and therefore attracts many more companies than NIT Kurukshetra.
• A good environment: The CS-tailored dynamic environment at IIIT Delhi helps improve your aptitude considerably. The crowd at both the colleges might be similar but IIIT Delhi definitely provides a much better exposure outside college. 

So the best option for CS is certainly IIIT Delhi.

There are several reasons why CUSAT is popular even though it is ranked 55th. My friends from the institute were able to provide a few such reasons which are as follows.

• A lot of proposals have been made by MHRD to convert CUSAT as a Central University. But unfortunately, there are too many political issues that could not let CUSAT change into a central university.
• CUSAT has distinct departments such as Naval Architecture, Department of Photonics, Polymer and Rubber Technology, Marine Engineering, etc.
• CUSAT is very strict in terms of its academics and research. And that discipline is carried out by CUSAT students too. It helps them in performing well even outside the campus. And helps them to grow in their career.

So, yes CUSAT is popular among engineering students. Because of its discipline, strong academics, and research culture.

The salary of an IES officer in Indian Railways increases with time. The net basic pay scale is different at various levels, and there is a list of other allowances that comes with the salary.

At present, an IES officer (IRSEE) with 20 years of service experience earns around 1.60 lakhs per month plus accommodation and transportation.

The net basic pay is as follows.

• The other allowances that an IES officer gets are House Rent Allowance (HRA), Office Vehicle, Dearness Allowance (DA), Leave Travel Allowance (LTA), Gratuity, Provident Fund (PF), Leave Encashment, Peon, Driver, Domestic servant, and Personal Assistant. All these allowances vary as per three classes of cities: A, B, & C.
• The gross salary of IES at the beginning is around 60000 INR, but the in-hand pay is around 45000-50000 INR with other non-cash allowances. Gradually, it increases with time and promotes job positions.
• The salary in the first 5 to 10 years of a job may not be lucrative like IAS, but after 20 years, the salary is almost at par with IAS or IPS.

Compared to IES, software engineers with the same years of experience earn a lot more. The payscale is even higher for IIT, IIM graduates. A CSE graduate from IIT after 20 years of experience earns at least 30-40 LPA (plus onsite opportunities). 

Students from IITs may not have job satisfaction from IES engineering posts. Students from the Civil branch can go for IES jobs. But if you are from ECE/EEE/Mechanical try to avoid IES engineering jobs.