If you are thinking of joining Amity University, Noida for Computer Engineering, then it would not be an idle choice. 

One of my friends studies at Amity University, Noida, and here are some reasons why you should consider Amity University for Chemical Engineering.

• Faculty: The faculty of Amity University Chemical Engineering is decent. Some professors are good, but they are limited in number.
• International College Tie-ups: Amity University has tie-ups with reputed international universities. Students have to manage the cost by themselves, though.
• Research Facility: There is no proper research facility and faculty. You will not get proper guidance if you are interested in research.
• Scholarship: To get the scholarship, students have to be in the top 5% and must have a high CGPA. If you manage to get a place in the top 10% then only 50% will be given. And if you fail to do so, you will not be eligible for the scholarship.

Therefore, Amity University, Noida, is a decent choice for Chemical Engineering. You can definitely go for it.

For students, there are several PGs near Amity University in Noida. The majority of the students stay in the PG lane on the opposite side of the road. You will not face any problem in locating one within your budget. 

• The range starts from Rs. 8,500 to Rs. 20,500 depending on the sharing basis and the amenities available. 
• Locally owned and operated PGs, on the other hand, are known for compromising the standard of their food, housekeeping, and other amenities.
• Professional PGs managed by new start-up companies are also available there.

One of my friends is from Amity, and she is staying in Santorini House, a student PG run by Stanza Living. 

• The rooms are reasonably wide and have good ventilation. The food is also of high quality. 
• The Wi-Fi can be slow at times, which may be due to network issues, but the other amenities, such as housekeeping and security, are worth the price.
• They host events in-house activities, such as booking movie tickets for all students recently, and freshers the night before that. 
• The market is right in front of the PG, so there is no problem with long-distance. The college is also located within walking distance.

One more thing that you will find very cool is that they have partnerships with nearby shops and restaurants such as Egg Bistro, Fuels Café, Chao Bella, and others. This enables students to receive significant discounts on food orders.

Amity University, Noida, and Manipal University, Jaipur are not good options for Mass Communication. I know a few people from both the institutes and I have not heard good reviews about the mass communication program at the institutes. 

For 2 years, Amity University, Noida will charge almost 6 lakhs for the course. However, the quality of education and the placement opportunities is not worth the course fee that they charge. Most of the students end up getting sales jobs with a salary package of around INR 30,000 per month.

The same can be seen at Manipal University Jaipur. 

The problem with the Mass Communication program offered by these institutes is that the course structure is quite outdated. It does not meet the needs of the current industry. So, if you want a successful career in Mass Communication it will be better if you don’t choose any of these two options.

One of my friends is an alumnus of Amity University. Here is her input about the institute. 

• Amity University, Madhya Pradesh has a great campus well-equipped with all the facilities required for the overall development of the students. It has great infrastructure, well-qualified and supportive faculties.
• My friend was a student of the ECE branch and according to her, the ECE departmental laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. There is an exclusive PCB fabrication lab for PCB designs. 
• All departments organize various conferences sound the academic year. Various exhibitions are arranged such as research paper presentations, poster competitions. The institute also organizes a few technical as well as cultural events.
• The faculties are well-qualified and quite supportive.
• You will receive internship offers in your 3rd year this gives you the industrial exposure you need to excel in the corporate world later.
• The architecture of the institute is mesmerizing. It also offers good infrastructure. There are lecture theatres, auditoriums, libraries, cafes, canteens, indoor and outdoor sports facilities.
• It has a decent placement record. Students can sit for placement drive at the Noida campus too.

Here’s a brief overview of the BTech courses offered by Amity University.

Overall Amity is a great place for academics with good facilities. 

Not all Amities are glittery. Some just focus on the extra-curricular and college fun. In some Amities, the students, as well as faculties are worse. They are open to DJ Parties, Fashion Shows, Picture Promotions, and some random events the whole year. Even if you try, you will get distracted by another event or happenings.

Choosing the better Amity

• You need to first collect the information about both Amity campuses, according to the place you prefer. It doesn’t matter if it is a university or a business school.
• Reach out to alumni or any other intellectual people from whom you can take advice, ask about the expertise of teachers, and know the genuine placements.
• As Amity is a brand, its degree will have a weightage on your resume. So, it is better to choose according to you.
• Amity Global Business School (AGBS) seems to be a cherry because of its fee. But it has not been well-established. Amity University is ahead of AGBS in terms of infrastructure and faculties.

Amity University gives you international exposure with its affiliation with various foreign institutes.

The main thing is that after your 10+2, no AGBS or Amity University or even IIMs will spoon-feed you to study and grow. Bind your seriousness throughout your journey of BBA.

Well, many of my friends recommend going for BIMTECH. But honestly, none of these two are great options for an MBA. 

Comparison:

• At Amity you will find a beautiful campus and the management degree is better than the Engineering degree offered through it is a school of engineering in terms of academics and discipline. But in general, the management degree is quite average. You will get placement with an average package of 5–6 LPA which is below average for an MBA graduate. Yes, some 4–5 students manage to get a package of above 10 LPA. 
• BIMTECH has a better placement record, comparably. On average, you can expect to receive an average package of around 6–8 lakhs per annum. If you are lucky enough and have a good academic record, you can bag placement packages of around 9–10 LPA. 
• Talking about the overall exposure, Both Amity and BIMTECH have Good exposure, not as good as IIMs/XLRI or NMIMS/SP-Jain. You will find both of them have a good corporate connect where you get to attend a lot of conferences and workshops. Both colleges help you to find summer placements although, most of these placements don’t have much substance. 

If you have no other better option and you don’t want to repeat another year to prepare for CAT, only then go to these colleges. 

Otherwise, Consider repeating another year and Aim for colleges like NMIMS (Mumbai), Symbiosis Pune, or XIM Bhubneshwar. These colleges are Good and the placements lie between 10–15 LPA, which is decent enough. You can even get into new IIMs with a bit of effort, if not the old ones.