Amity University, Raipur

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're really helpful and friendly, always pushing us to do our best. They make sure we all get connected with each other. The professors are super nice and always there to support us. It's great!

Placement: The B.Com. (Hons.) course at our college is really great and budget-friendly. The starting salary is around 5.5 lakhs, which is awesome for us students. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, and TCS come for placements, so almost everyone gets a job. Love it here!

Campus: The campus has 2 academic buildings and they're working on a new one. The library is awesome. There's even a cool air-conditioned lift to help us out. Love it for easy access to info!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They all have master's degrees in what they teach. They're great at teaching and always there to help us out. The courses make sense and 70% of students pass.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the placement opportunities at this college. Students have landed internships at big companies like Microsoft, Infosys, and Accenture. The placement rate is high, with 85% of students getting jobs. The highest salary offered is 20 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3.5 lakhs per year. Popular roles include web developer and software developer. And around 55% of students have scored internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are kept well, and the canteen is clean. Our college is awesome for sports too. There's Wi-Fi all around the campus. The library is huge with lots of different authors, and the hostel is pretty nice too.

Admission: The professors at Amity know their stuff and have lots of experience. They teach us both theory and hands-on stuff. If we have any questions, they're always there to help out. The syllabus covers all the important Computer Science topics, plus cool stuff like Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. Exams at Amity cover theory, coding, projects, and viva, but they're fair. The grading system is clear, so you know where you stand.

Placement: In my group of 79 students, almost half of us landed jobs on campus. The highest offer was 19 LPA, while the average offer was 5 LPA. Around 30% of students opted for further studies. The popular job roles we got were Software Developer, Data Analyst, and Software Engineer. Companies like LearningRoutes, PlanetSpark, QSpiders, IBM, Genpact, and others hired students from our batch.

Campus: Our college campus is pretty awesome. They've got all the labs we need and super fast Wi-Fi for everyone. The library is huge with lots of books, research papers, and online resources. The hostels are cool too, with AC and non-AC rooms plus Wi-Fi, laundry, and security. It's all set up to make things easy for us students.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! Dr. Bala is our mentor, and he helps us with everything from academics to other stuff. We get to work on real projects that prepare us for the industry. The exams in each semester are pretty manageable too.

Placement: Amul and Nestle hire students from our University, which is great! Amity University also offers summer internships. Students get different roles based on how well they do. Final year students are doing lots of successful projects. It's cool to see all the opportunities available here!

Campus: Being a biotechnology student here is great because we have awesome lab facilities with everything we need. It's cool that the lab hours are well-planned. Wi-Fi is always on, which is super convenient. The classrooms can fit up to 60 students, which is nice. Plus, we have medical facilities on campus. And don't forget about the canteen and food trucks they're a lifesaver!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. It's a bummer that they don't get paid well. The course content is useful and the exams are pretty easy if you study well.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement rate in our course about 70% of students landed jobs. The pay ranges from 4 LPA to 11 LPA, which is awesome. Most students got hired by private banks and companies. And they're getting roles like accountant, HR, and auditor. It's great to see everyone doing well after graduation.

Campus: The campus is so calm and peaceful with lots of greenery. Everything we need is right here. The hostel is okay and the food in the mess is pretty good. Plus, the canteen is awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and come from good universities. They not only teach but also organize practical classes to help us learn better. The course is designed well to cover all areas of study. At Amity, they focus on practical learning, and we even go on trips to industries. We also get to hear from experts to help us figure out our career. The semester exams are fair and cover everything we learned in class and practicals. You just need 40% to pass, but if you attend classes regularly, it's easy to score 80-85%.

Placement: I really liked the placements at Amity. Big media companies came for interviews. The salary starts from 4 lakhs and goes up to 7 lakhs per year. Some of my classmates decided to study more after graduation. They also offer internships based on what you're interested in and good at.

Campus: The college has great facilities for learning. The studio has all the equipment we need. Classrooms have Wi-Fi, and the library has books for all departments. There's a computer area for e-learning and accessing journals. The hostel is nice with two sharing rooms. There are 3 hostels in total. They have common rooms, game rooms, and even a dance room for students. The mess area is spacious and the food is good. The medical staff is there to help students when needed.

Admission: The professors here are super qualified. The course content is spot-on and prepares us for the industry. Personally, I find the odd semesters tougher than the even ones. You need to score at least 33% to pass, and the split between internal assessments and theory exams is 70/30.

Placement: I was happy to see that around half of the students in my course landed jobs, with some scoring top packages from companies like Nescafe and TTEC. The course is great, covering topics that are important and interesting. The job roles available after graduating include lab technician, bioinformatics, and wet lab work.

Campus: The course outline is well organized and includes a good mix of topics. The food in the hostel is okay, but not amazing. The sports facilities could be better, but they are getting better over time.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They go out of their way to assist students. The course prepares us well for the industry, but the semester exams can be pretty tough. The grading is a bit strict, so even the top students can struggle at times. It's clear that the exams are challenging for everyone.

Placement: Placements are happening, but no one has landed a job yet. Last year, the highest salary offered was 17 LPA, and Capgemini is the top company hiring from our college. We had to find internships on our own because the college didn't help much, just gave us advice on our studies.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. It's great because it's all air-conditioned. However, the food quality is really bad. The canteen doesn't always have food to buy, and we can't bring outside food, even if it's home-cooked.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. The exams are not too hard, they're just right. If you have any problems, the teachers are always there to support you. Plus, there's a mentor at the university to help out too.

Placement: Most students get placed at the university every year, around 75%. The highest salary is about 30 LPA, while the lowest is around 8 LPA. The university offers a variety of courses to help students build a bright future. The Career Resource Center (CRC) is really helpful for students too.

Campus: The university has great facilities like Wi-Fi, comfy furniture, AC dining hall, and a clean campus. The classrooms are air-conditioned, and the campus is really tidy. It's a safe place with no ragging, CCTV cameras, and medical help available. Overall, the facilities are awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart  most have PhDs. They know their stuff and are ready for class. They're friendly and help out a lot. You can always reach them for extra help. They give us assignments and projects to get us ready for the real world.

Placement: The Masters placements here are really great. There are lots of chances to get hired by over 200 companies working with the university. The starting salary is around 800000 per year, which is awesome for a first job.

Campus: I really like the university's infrastructure and facilities. The classes have fast Wi-Fi, but with some restrictions. The classrooms are clean and have air conditioning, which makes studying comfortable. The library has all the books you need for any course. The hostel staff are friendly and welcoming to everyone. The quality of the hostel and the food is good too.