Kishore Kumar's Review on Amity University, Gurugram

I have done the internship in Amar Raja. Actually, I didn't get paid. University offers on-campus placement for chemical engineering. The average package would be in between INR 2.5 to 3.5 lakhs per annum. This package offers core chemical industries. There are some other IT companies which may offer maximum INR 7 lakhs per annum.

There are four hostels one is for girls and the remaining is for boys. The hostel fee is INR 50,000 per annum that is only for accommodation it doesn't include for food. Pg's are available outside the college. Wifi facility is there in the hostel the speed is also good. We have to pay separately for food. The quality of food is average. The quality of classrooms is very good, labs are average, the library is good, dining halls are also good and the infrastructure is very good.

The eligibility criteria are you should have 60% in 12th grade. University conducts its own entrance exam or students can apply through JEE Mains. There is no specific cut off for this course usually they admit everyone.

Classes start at 9:15 am and ends at 5:15 pm. The duration of the class is one hour. There will be one midterm in every semester that is of 15 marks and the end semester exam is 70 marks. The remaining 15 marks evaluated from attendance and assignments. Two summer internships are assigned after the second year and third year. The quality and method of teaching are quite good. The overall experience is quite good.

The course fee varies every year. University offers scholarships on merit-based. Students who got 93% aggregate in 12th grade will get the scholarship. There are no limits for a number of students who get the scholarship. Economically poor students can get a loan from the bank.

There are no student societies, clubs and I didn't find any association on campus. There will be Sangathan which is a sports festival and other cultural activities are held 2 to 3 times in a semester. The life is good in the college.