Amity School of Film and Drama

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff well. They are also well-educated. The teaching quality is top-notch. The semester exams are tough but fair. Most people pass, around 70% of students.

Placement: Almost all students in my college get placed. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, while the lowest is 6 LPA. Companies like TVS and Wipro hire a lot. Top roles include data analysts, business analysts, and production trainees.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, like fast wifi for everyone. The classrooms are comfy and the labs have top-notch equipment. The computer labs even have the latest software. Love it here!

Admission: I loved the teachers at this college. They were really good and helped me a lot. The course was helpful and made sense for what we were learning. The exams were fair too. The college had cool workshops and seminars that matched our course. The teachers knew their stuff well and explained clearly. Classes were fun with lots of discussions. The staff was always there to help us out.

Placement: This year, the college had a record-breaking campus placement with a 7 LPA offer from a management consulting company. It was amazing to see a third-year commerce student getting such a great offer. This is the highest package the college has seen in a while. The placement process involved presentations by different companies, followed by Q&A sessions and group discussions. It was a really exciting experience for everyone involved.

Campus: I really liked the course curriculum at this college. It goes beyond just British literature, which is cool. They also offer some interesting classes like Latin, Greek, Linguistics, and Visual Arts. The only downside is that even though it's a co-ed college, they don't have any hostel facilities for women. It's a common problem in many colleges under DU, especially for postgraduate courses. The hostels here are great for guys, but not for girls.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. They're easy to talk to if you have questions or need help. The lessons are up-to-date and focused on real-world skills. We learn about Food Production, Food and Beverage Service, Front Office, and Housekeeping. Plus, we work on our personality and communication skills. You have to attend 75% of classes, or you can't take the exam. Make sure to clock in on time when you arrive at college.

Placement: Most of us in my course end up with jobs. The highest salary is around 9-11 LPA, average is 6-8 LPA, and lowest is 3-5 LPA. Big companies like Taj, Oberoi, and more hire us. We have to do an internship in the 5th semester, and I got mine at a 5-star hotel. About 70% of us from our batch also intern at 5-star places. After graduating, we can get jobs like Management Trainee, Front Office Executive, and more.

Campus: The kitchens are awesome for practicing different dishes. We also have a training restaurant to learn service skills and a front office lab to practice reception stuff. The housekeeping lab is great too. The classrooms are modern with aircon, smart boards, and projectors. Wi-Fi is decent most of the time. The library is huge and has a lot of hospitality books, research papers, and magazines which are super helpful.

Admission: The teachers at Amity are really smart, but you gotta work hard to get the most out of their knowledge. The courses are great and prepare us well for the industry. Exams are tough, but they make sure we're ready. Sometimes we hear about papers getting leaked, but it doesn't happen often.

Placement: The ASET department at our college has a great placement record. The placement cell really puts in the effort to bring in lots of companies for job offers and internships. In 2023, the highest salary package was around 62 LPA, with an average of 7 LPA. Right now, we're having internship drives, including ones from DRDO. They offer roles like software developer, data analyst, and cloud practitioner.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here are really great. They even have iOS labs, which is awesome. The food in the mess is just okay, but we have cool places like Dominos and CCD on campus with better food. And if you ever need medical help, they've got you covered with quick care right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and helpful. They know their stuff well and teach it in a way that makes sense. The courses are practical and get us ready for the industry. Exams aren't too tough either.

Placement: Almost all students from my course got jobs. The lowest salary offered is 2.5 LPA while the highest is 45 LPA. Salesforce is the top company hiring here. Everyone also got internships. The most common role offered is software development engineer.

Campus: The campus has really modern infrastructure with the latest tech that's easy for students to use. Facilities are great, especially the hostel with lots of rooms. Food is okay, not amazing. And the medical facilities are top-notch too.

Admission: The teachers are really great. They're always available to help out. The subjects aren't too hard. Just pay attention in class, practice old exam papers, and start studying a few weeks before the test. If you do that, you'll do okay.

Placement: In my 2nd year now, so I can't say much about placements yet. The placement cell brings companies and legal firms. It all depends on how well students do in interviews. TCS recently came for placements and picked 3-4 students. Some top legal firms also visit for hiring.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works in all the buildings, and the teachers are helpful. The library is massive and has nearly every book you need. If they don't have a book, you can find it online. The food is great in most of the cafeterias, but the I-block one isn't as good as the rest.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff. They're great at teaching and managing classes. They give us all the support we need. Exams aren't too tough, but you gotta work hard for a good grade. You need a 5 out of 10 to pass. And don't forget, you gotta have at least 75% attendance to sit for exams. So, make sure you show up!

Placement: I'm a first-year student at Amity University studying Bachelor of Physiotherapy. There are about 150 students in my course. I've heard from seniors that the placements here are pretty good. By the end of the course, lots of hospitals come to offer jobs to students.

Campus: Amity University's infrastructure is top-notch, especially the K block where the fashion designing department is located. The buildings, playgrounds, and everything else are just perfect. What I love the most is the food facilities - the food here is really good. The whole campus is air-conditioned with good ventilation, and each block has its own canteen. Plus, we also have a medical room and an ambulance on campus.

Admission: The teachers in the department are super helpful. They give us modules, assignments, and fun activities. The exams aren't too hard, especially if you study the notes from the teachers. I think the course is really useful.

Placement: The Integrated B.A. M.A. in Clinical Psychology at Amity University is great. The teachers and study materials help a lot in becoming a clinical psychologist. I don't know much about the job placements, but they seem decent. If you do well, you can land a really good job after graduating.

Campus: The college here has amazing infrastructure. It's got everything you need - good hostel rooms, a chill lobby, Wi-Fi, labs, a library, classrooms, a playing area, and a place to eat. It's all right here, super convenient.

Admission: The curriculum here is awesome! It's super easy to follow and fits well for us students. It's like they made it just right so we don't get stuck. With this, we can easily plan our schedule and have a blast in college.

Placement: Around 60 to 70% of students in our course get placed, which is pretty good. The college has lots of job options, with many companies wanting to hire us. It's a great chance for us to find a job after we graduate.

Campus: The facilities at Amity University Noida are great for studying and student life. The classrooms have AC and are always clean.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. The classes match the course perfectly. The Geography department is new, so there are some changes in staff, but the new teachers are awesome and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out when we need it.

Placement: In my course, getting a job through placements isn't common. It's not really a course that leads to job placements, so there aren't many opportunities. However, some departments do offer good placement options while others don't have as many.

Campus: The campus is nice, they teach you useful skills for the future. They give you basic knowledge and practical skills that will be handy later on. It's a great place to learn overall.