Amity University Experience

MA in Organisational Psychology is limited in India, so I chose this course for that reason. The curriculum is well made. The students have to do internship with social work every semester. For first semester, it's 30 hours then 60 hours then 120 hours and then 160 hours. There are no minor exams, just class tests. There are major exams and viva for practical assignment well as NTCC.

There are interships available but we have to find these internships ourself. So it is really hard throughout the period of the internship as well as throughout the whole 2 years of masters. There are 2 things. Social work and internship. Both have to arranged by the students themselves

From 4th semester, the students become eligible for campus placement for internships. The lowest package can be upto thousands and the highest package can go up to lakhs. I plan to join Indian military after I complete my course.

1st semester: 80000 2nd semester: 80000 3rd semester: 12000 4th semester: 12000 Besides these, if you opt for extra courses besides the fixed curriculum, there will be extra charged depending on the course.

The university arranges a new fest almost every single week. It happens in the H block, where the campus shopping complex is. The university has an AI lab, laboratory for every field applicable and smart boards in every class room. There is also AC provided in every class through an inbuilt system. There is a huge ground for all ground sports like football, hockey, etc. Amity also has a firing range. They have a gym too with most equipments and affordable costs.

Amity was the only college I applied to because of the presence of MA in Organisational Psychology. Amity needs all original documents, so it is to be ensured that you have all documents. You need to pass all 5 semester exams before you apply though. You also need to know basics of your course in order to pass the only interview call in order to join Amity.

The faculty-student relationship between some teachers and some students are really good. Some faculty members are really easy to approach and they understand you well. The faculty that I like the most is Dr. Anjali. She is like a mother figure. She teaches well and she makes sure that she is taking care of us at the same time.

There is a gym, quarterly it charges 4000, yearly 12000 which is very cheap. There are 8-10 cafeterias. There are 2 cafe coffee day branches. There are also outlets for subway, amul, dominoes, etc. There are hostels in almost every building. National students hospitals are seperate from international students though. There is an arcade cafe available right next to gym. There are all sorts of indoor games and video games.