AMET Chennai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The course syllabus focuses on specific topics, but it's important for us to explore what's in demand globally and set high standards to become experts. We learn about different subjects and even go on industry visits to see firsthand the current trends worldwide.

Placement: Most students here get a shot at placements, around 80% of them. Companies don't come often, but we still have hope for good placements. The best part is that we aim for high salary packages. This review is based on what me and my seniors have experienced.

Campus: The food at this college is kinda boring. They serve meals at the same time every day, and it gets old quick. The food doesn't have much flavorno spice, no salt, no satisfaction. It's okay, but don't expect too much.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They've got PhDs and have worked in logistics, maritime operations, and international trade. Some of them have even worked in shipping companies, logistics firms, or at ports before.

Placement: I studied the MBA in Shipping and Logistics course at AMET University from 2024 to 2026. The placement rate was around 80-85% during campus recruitment. The highest salary offered was 7.2 LPA, while the average package was 4.5 LPA. Happy with my experience!

Campus: The School of Management Studies at MET University has great facilities for studying business, especially focusing on maritime and logistics. The classrooms are awesome with projectors, Wi-Fi, and all the stuff you need to learn well.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. They're super helpful too. The semester exams aren't too hard if you put in the work. There are different activities like dance and speech going on in the college, which really boosts our confidence.

Placement: Studying BBA is cool because companies like Flipkart, Amazon, Messho, Shopsy, and Bigbasket hire us. It's a unique and creative course. I like learning about ports and how we ship products worldwide. It's a fun part of the course.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and clean, and the library is awesome. The hostel and food could be better, though. Medical services are great, and the department and library have top-notch facilities. Some classes even have AC, which is a nice touch. Overall, studying here is pretty good with smart boards in classrooms.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They use a smart board, but sometimes it's hard to follow. The courses get us ready for the industry. Exams are average, but grading is tough.

Placement: Most students in our course land jobs after graduation, with salaries starting at Rs 45,000 and going up to 4 lakhs per year. Maersk is a top company that hires our grads. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who interned, but I believe it's a great opportunity for us to secure a bright future.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is a bit spotty, and our course doesn't have good AC. But the facilities are better than what we have in class. The hostel has awesome Wi-Fi and they do a good job keeping it clean. Sports at the college are pretty cool too no complaints there!

Admission: The teaching here isn't up to par for me. It feels like they're just teaching for themselves, not for what we need in the industry. The exams are pretty easy, not challenging at all. Honestly, I didn't have high hopes for this college. I don't really get what they're trying to do here. Overall, it's one of the worst colleges I've come across. Such a letdown.

Placement: I'm not sure about the job opportunities here. The fees are pretty high, which worries me for my future. I don't really understand the shipping and logistics industry. And when it comes to HR management, I'm not sure why we need permission or if it's even necessary.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great and the facilities are the worst. The food quality is really bad, especially in the mess and canteen. They don't focus much on sports here, which is a letdown.

Admission: The instructors really know their stuff, with lots of time on ships and teaching under their belt. This course is all about getting ready to work as a crew member or an officer on a ship. The first year is mainly training, and if you pass all the tests, you can level up to become an officer. You need to score at least 70 out of 100 in the main subjects and 50 out of 100 in the other ones.

Placement: Around 65% of us in my batch end up with jobs after graduating. There isn't a big difference in the salary packages they're all pretty much the same. A bunch of shipping companies like M.Sc. Stenabulk, Maersk, CGA CMA, and others come to hire students.

Campus: The hostels here are not great. They're small, the Wi-Fi is spotty, and the washrooms could be better. Only a few washrooms on each floor are in good shape. But the new hostels are much nicer with windows and good ventilation in every room. The classrooms have projectors and create a nice learning atmosphere.

Admission: The teachers at the college are okay, but some things are really great. They help us with everything we need. The college has a lot of cool stuff related to the ocean like navigating and marine traffic. There are a lot of fun events happening because of these activities.

Placement: I'm in B.Sc. NS 21 batch with 340 cadets. About 150 of us already got placed, and the rest are still in the placement process. Our course is B.Sc. Nautical Science, a 3-year professional program. The top companies hiring from our college are Maersk, Ships, Goodwood, Oldentroff, and more.

Campus: The hostel we stayed in was okay. The rooms are a bit small, but the building looks nice. The toilets are clean, which is great. The Wi-Fi is not great overall, but some floors have good Wi-Fi. The food is okay, but it's better on Mondays and Fridays.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and have lots of experience. We're getting better at our skills. We go on cool trips and do fun stuff. Exams are kinda tough, but as long as you study, you can pass. It's a pretty chill college, and most people pass with a 50%.

Placement: Half of the students here find jobs after graduation. The highest salary you can get is 1 lakh per month, while the lowest is Rs. 20,000. On average, students get around Rs. 60,000 per month. Companies such as ABC Consultant and Alliance Recruitment Agency come for placements. Most students, about 70%, also get internships. You can land roles in marine engineering and the merchant navy. The college offers a shipping course, like an MBA in Port and Shipping Management, which helps you get into various jobs in the maritime industry. You can work in port operations, shipping logistics, maritime finance analysis, and more. Overall, the college has good placement opportunities.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! They've got everything you need like Wi-Fi, cleaning, security, and more. There are separate hostels for guys and gals. The women's hostel is right on campus, so it's super safe. They even have games to play. The food is decent, not the best but not bad either. And if you get sick, they've got medical help and an ambulance on standby. Plus, every classroom has a projector, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers are okay. They try to use the smart board, but sometimes it's hard to follow. The classes help average students get ready for jobs. The exams are not too hard, just average.

Placement: Most students in our course get placed, which is awesome! The salary offered is pretty good, starting from Rs 45,000 to 4 lakhs per year. Maersk company seems to hire a lot of students from our college. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who got internships, but I believe it sets us up for a bright future.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is a bit spotty, and our course building doesn't have good AC. The facilities are better than the classrooms and dorms. The dorms have awesome Wi-Fi and they keep them pretty clean. The college also organizes sports events.