Amity University, Bengaluru

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They teach in a way that's easy to understand. They give us extra study materials for exams. We have exams every month, and all of them count towards our final grade. It helps take off some stress about grades.

Placement: Placements haven't kicked off fully yet because the college is new. But they have workshops and internships that give good experience. Plus, there are some student clubs like GDG, UDC, Genovate, and the environment club.

Campus: The hostel management could be better, but it's okay. They give us three meals and snacks. We have a gym, badminton court, volleyball court, and football court. There's also a nice lawn where we hang out in the evenings. Boys and girls stay in separate blocks.

Admission: The exams follow a clear structure. The professors are really nice and most of them are Ph.D. holders. We have three exams in each semester, and they're worth 50 marks each. That adds up to 150 marks total for each subject every semester. To pass, you need at least 60 in all the subjects.

Placement: I started at Amity University when it was still new in Bangalore. Back then, there weren't many students. But now, there are about 900 students just in the B.Tech program. I'm studying B.Tech in artificial intelligence and machine learning, which is super interesting and relevant today. The first year focuses on a specific part of AI. I heard that the job placements in 2027 will be really good with competitive salary packages. The vice chancellor mentioned that there will be great opportunities for us.

Campus: The college is always improving its buildings. They're expanding the cafeteria right now. The hostel is a bit pricey but super clean. If you need medical help, there's a clinic for emergencies and one for hostel students. Plus, there's a gym, basketball court, volleyball court, and badminton court. The campus is really green, and there are even cricket nets for playing corkball.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff and make learning interesting. Exams happen every month, which is cool because it's easier to keep track of scores. Plus, the subjects match what's needed in the real world.

Placement: We get to learn about different industries in workshops and seminars. Industry experts come for guest lectures, which is cool. The master's students have already landed internships in good companies through placements. It's great to see them getting such good opportunities.

Campus: The hostel is really tidy and well-kept. They keep things in order. The food in the mess is tasty and clean. I like that there's a bakery with lots of choices. They have a student shop where you can get all your essentials. You can also do photocopying and printing. The classes and labs have top-notch equipment and furniture.

Admission: The teachers are super friendly and really know their stuff. Some of them went to top colleges. And get this, a few of them even came up with their own theories! Plus, some have patents for their research. The way they teach is great. We have exams every month. It's a cool place to learn!

Placement: The job placements at our college are awesome! A bunch of seniors got hired right here on campus with great pay. The college offers workshops and the teachers run cool clubs where students can join after an interview.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good. They have AC and non-AC rooms, as well as single and sharing rooms. You can pick what suits you best. The food in the mess is okay. The college's infrastructure is nice, especially compared to other colleges.

Admission: The teachers here are great, most of them have Ph.Ds. They're super helpful and always there to answer questions. The classes are unique since this is a private school. We have about 3 exams each semester.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech at this college, and since it's new, there are no placements yet. The first batch will graduate in 2027. But I've heard that CSE students are starting to get some placement offers, and MBA students are working on their projects. There are different branches in the college where placements are starting to happen.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a cricket pitch, a badminton court, and other games. The classrooms are nice with AC, and all labs are fully equipped. The hostel rooms are good, whether you want AC or not. Plus, there's a canteen, hostel mess, and a bakery on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and always take time to answer our questions. If you keep up with studying, the exams are pretty easy to do well on. Plus, there aren't mid-term or final exams, so it's not too stressful. And there are plenty of lab sessions for hands-on subjects, which is great for getting good grades.

Placement: No one has got placed yet in any engineering branch. The CSE course began 2 years ago and biotechnology just started last year. Some Master's students already got internships at different companies, like Bangalore International Airport.

Campus: The furniture on campus is really nice. Classrooms have comfy seating and projectors. Labs have top-notch equipment for experiments. The hostel and bakery have everything you need. It's all good here!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are always there to help you out. The exams can be a bit challenging, but nothing too crazy. What's interesting is that at Amity, they do things a bit differently than other schools. Instead of just having one big exam at the end of the semester, they break it up into 3 smaller assessments throughout the term. It keeps you on your toes for sure!

Placement: This is the first group of students in our course at Amity University Bengaluru, so there aren't any past placement records yet. But Amity has a great network all over India, which means there are good chances for placements through their industry connections. Amity is well-known in North India, and this is their first branch in the South.

Campus: The course has really good labs, Wi-Fi, and a library with lots of resources for studying. The classrooms are modern and make it easy to learn. The hostel is nice and they keep it clean and well-maintained. The food is good and they have medical facilities and sports areas too. It's a great place to study and live!

Admission: The teachers here are great at explaining things. They make learning easy and clear up any doubts we have. Plus, we get to pick our own schedule, which is awesome. I heard that most of the teachers graduated from really good universities and many of them have their doctorate degrees. Love the flexibility and quality of teaching here!

Placement: The placements here are awesome! MBA students have already gotten placed, and Accenture is the top recruiter. They've landed great packages. Other students also get good exposure in their 3rd year or 7th semester. The placement and internship opportunities are really good here.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure with AC classrooms and centralized AC throughout. Each floor has a library and staff rooms. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi is not very good. But there are options for food with a mess, canteen, and bakery on campus.

Admission: The exam system here is awesome for students. It's student-friendly and not too stressful. They have this CA thing that helps us learn without stressing out. The course is flexible and matches what the industry needs. The teachers are pretty good too.

Placement: Placements at our college just began since the college opened two years ago. According to what my seniors have said, placements are going well. The master's degree students have finished their placements, but the bachelor's degree students are still in progress.

Campus: The college has a nice vibe and it's in a great location. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the city. Some parts of the college are still being developed. The hostel is right next to the academic block, so it's convenient for students living there.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know what they're talking about. They've been teaching for at least five years. The course is great and I'm not sure about any industry visits. The exams in each semester are pretty easy. We've got CA 1 and CA 2 to tackle.

Placement: Only 2% of students landed corporate jobs, which is pretty low. This college is new, just started two years ago. The student body is small right now, but more companies will come to recruit in the future.

Campus: The campus is well-maintained with lots of grass, which I like. The facilities are just okay, but the buildings are in good shape. The hostel is decent, not the best but it's fine. The food is alright, nothing special.