Amity University

I think the fees is the main concern, there is no relaxation provided like even during the Covid 19 situation. Many families have lost their jobs and it's difficult to pay 70000-90000 for fees. Apart from that, I think some faculties may cause issues at times when they're inexperienced.

The course is a variety of subjects and gives exposure to many fields related to Psychology. I've had extra subjects like communication and a foreign language that's mandatory for all students and for every course. No industry visits have been held, but internships are mandatory for our course which is really helpful for insight gain.

The campus placements are good for many courses. For Psychology I feel, it's a developing field, the number of job availabilities are growing steadily. But the university has tie ups and students have been recruited at good clinics. The internships are mandatory for our course, which is great as it helps in gaining experience. But we have to arrange for internships on our own, the college hasn't provided much help.

The college has lots of events and festivals due to the hostlers, there are numerous occasions of cultural, management and the Amity youth fest which is pretty famous. We have a number of celebrities visiting the campus, I think that makes students very keen and excited. The sports events are emphasized a lot and hold lots of value.

The fees is pretty expensive, no transperancy is not provided, since it's a private university, it isn't taken into account. Fees is taken semester wise, and lots of additional charges are taken for back papers, and for improvement. The mode of payment includes online, net banking, and campus payment.

I have not opted for any of these. Scholarships are available for students scoring above a certain cgpa. I believe it ranks from 100% to 70%

The number of labs, halls, equipments, everything is good. There are many workshops that occur in different departments every week or so. Students from abroad are also present, there's a diversity, students are from south India, some from Kashmir, and some from Gujarat and North East too. So overall there's good diversity and inclusion. I think socio-economic status would hold that majority of students are rich, however there are middle class students too.

No hostel opted, however, students say the AC rooms are good. The fees for that is high, and food is extra charged. There are many PGs available near the university, however many choose to stay in rented flats.

They are helpful, in our course most have opened their own Clinics and and hold workshops, they help with the curriculum, extra information and also internships.

I opted for the course because it was a direct entry for Clinical psychology, which is not available in most places- Directly admission into Clinical psychology in bachelors. I was selected on the basis of my 12th results, so I got a direct admission without any entrance exam or interview. However many of my batchmates had interviews and exams. The admission process was pretty easy and everything was online.

The faculties have good knowledge and experience and skills. Most of them have doctorates and have good presentations. Sometimes, it maybe that some faculties are not that great perhaps because they've just graduated or are pursuing MPhil. But otherwise, they have lots of materials, and virtues.