Amity University, Punjab

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and caring. Exams can be tough, especially the mid-semester ones. It's a challenge to keep your grades up if you're juggling a part-time job. The teachers give out helpful notes, which are pretty much what the exams are based on. The mid-semester tests are only 50 minutes long, making it hard to get high marks. And when recruiters visit, they mainly look at your GPA.

Placement: The placement rate is great at 100%, but the salary offered is around 2.5 to 4 LPA. There are some unpaid internships available, but they don't really help much. The university works hard to bring in different companies, but only a few students qualify for top companies. It's a bit tough for everyone to get the best opportunities.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities compared to other universities in Punjab, Himachal, and Haryana. The sports complex, canteen, classrooms with air conditioning, bus services, and auditorium are all really good. I would give it 5 stars for infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers in the Psychology department are super nice and always ready to help. They mostly have Ph.D.s or are working on getting one. The stuff we learn is really useful in everyday life. Exams are split into two parts: one is multiple choice and the other is written. The multiple choice part can be a bit challenging, and we take it online in the computer labs.

Placement: In the psychology department, not many students get placed. The highest package for all departments is around 8-10 LPA. I'm from the 2nd batch, and there aren't a lot of placements yet. But I'm hopeful that as the university grows, placements will improve.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in every class, which is usually good but can be slow at times. They've got projectors, mics, and ACs in the classrooms, along with sockets. The libraries and labs are well-furnished with all the machines and materials you need. There are medical rooms with friendly staff, and the canteen serves hygienic food. Plus, there's a café shop on campus. The grounds are well-kept, and there's a 2-level parking lot with good security. Overall, the college is really safe and secure.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff  most of them have PhDs. Exams aren't too hard or too easy, they're just right. If you pay attention in class, you'll do fine on them.

Placement: Amity University helped me land a great placement in IT, management, and law. Companies like Infosys hire students from here. The bigger campuses have more placement opportunities. I got an internship in BSE through the university. They also offer international placements. It's a good place to study and kickstart your career.

Campus: The facilities at Amity University are top-notch. The hostels are nice, with good food in the mess and a cool canteen. The Wi-Fi and labs are great, and the libraries are awesome for studying.

Admission: The college has okay facilities  they've got the basics covered. Classrooms and labs work fine but could use an update. The hostel is decent, but they could do better with keeping it clean. Events happen every couple of months, which keeps things fun.

Placement: Getting a job after college is all up to you, not the college. If you put in the effort, you'll find a job without any trouble. Lots of students, like more than 70%, find jobs easily. Every year, big companies come to hire students. Most students end up working in their chosen field with good pay. The placement office is really helpful and gives us good training.

Campus: The college has really cool stuff like awesome classrooms, labs, and libraries. They have fast internet and smart boards that make learning fun. The campus is big with lots of green spaces and sports areas. The hostels are safe, clean, and looked after well. There are separate hostels for guys and girls that have food, hangout spots, and Wi-Fi and power all day long.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. They always listen and work hard to help us learn. A lot of them have their Ph.D. The classes can be tough, but they do a good job testing us with quizzes, mid-terms, and finals.

Placement: Our college branch is pretty new, only been open for a year. But they haven't arranged any placements for us yet.

Campus: The classrooms and Wi-Fi at our college are pretty good. Right now, the college is still being built, so it can be a bit messy sometimes. The hostels aren't the best, and the food in the mess is just okay. But there aren't a lot of choices, which is a bummer.

Admission: The professors here really care about us. They give us all the help we need to do well. The class schedule is good and they teach us everything we need to know. Exams are a mix of different types  some are essays and some are multiple choice. It's a fair way to test what we've learned.

Placement: The college offers great job placement chances. They have a team that helps students get connected with top companies in their field. Some courses guarantee placements, while others get industrial visits. Students also get to meet experts in the industry for practical exposure.

Campus: Our university is pretty new. It's still being built, but it's already looking great. The labs have everything we need for experiments. The library is quiet and has tons of books. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They are super experienced, smart, and always ready to help. I never have any problems with them. They're there for us whenever we need help with our studies or just someone to talk to. The courses are really good too. You'll enjoy what you're learning.

Placement: The campus is new, so there aren't many job opportunities yet. Only a few companies come for hiring directly from campus. But on average, students get a salary of about 10 LPA. The highest salary last year was 30 LPA. Unfortunately, there are no job placements available for psychology undergraduates.

Campus: The campus size is just right not too big or too small. I thought it might be a bit bigger, but it's fine. There are food courts, a sports ground, gym, and garden. If you want something wild, this isn't the place. But if you're into chill vibes, you'll feel at home here.

Admission: The teachers are really great, they're always there to help out. They make an effort to connect with students and make us feel at ease. The exams are set up in a way that gives us some flexibility, which is super helpful for balancing studying and other stuff. It's easy to concentrate on our work here.

Placement: Around 80-90% of students get jobs after they graduate. Big companies like Deloitte, KPMG, and HDFC bank hire a lot of students from here. They guarantee a job for every student. It all comes down to how good you are at your job. The interviews happen right on campus.

Campus: The gym and turf here are great. I like that the library stays open until 11:30 pm. Hostel students can also use the gym in the evening, which is good for staying healthy and focused.

Admission: Most of the teachers here have a Ph.D. in front of their name, but that doesn‚¬â„¢t mean they are all great at teaching. Some teachers are really passionate and make the class fun and easy to understand. But some teachers seem new and not very good at teaching. The first-year course wasn't that great. Some subjects were not useful, and the faculty didn't teach well, which made it worse. The second-year course is much better and more relevant, except for a couple of subjects. The exams are quite tough; most students end up with a CGPA between 4 and 6 in B.Tech. The pass rate is decent, with about 80-90% of students passing, but not with high grades.

Placement: At Mohali Campus, no B.Teach students have got placements yet because the first batch will graduate in 2025. But the companies lined up are great like Microsoft, IBM, and more. Internships kick off in the 3rd year, and almost everyone who applied got a summer one. I've heard that placements at Amity Noida are around 3.5 LPA on average. Hopefully, placements here will be even better since it's not as packed.

Campus: The B.Tech infrastructure is really good here. We have computer labs, air-conditioned classrooms, and a library. The Wi-Fi is super slow, which is a bummer. But the internet in the labs is fast. The hostel is nice too, everything is in good shape since the university is new. The food in the mess and canteen isn't that great, though. Medical facilities are good, you can get free medicine. Sports facilities are good too, but we don't have coaches for sports.

Admission: The courses cover a lot about the Indian market and around half about foreign markets. Even though we also learn French, we can pick another foreign language too. It really comes in handy. The courses get us ready for working in the industry.

Placement: There are so many different roles you can get here like Digital Marketer, Performance Marketer, HR Executive, and more. They also offer jobs like Sales Executive, Operations Analyst, and Senior Sales Executive. And don't forget about positions like Affiliated Marketing Manager, Accounts Manager, and Accounts Executive. Lots of options to choose from!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities - big buildings, clean surroundings, and tight security. The campus is huge and has lots of space for all departments and clubs. It's a great place to study and hang out.