Amity School of Engineering and Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Most of the teachers are pretty good, well-qualified, and very knowledgeable. They are generally willing to help students. Just walking into class and sitting quietly isn’t enough to do really well, you need to pay attention, interact, and keep up regularly.

Faculty: Mostly, teachers are qualified, but it’s difficult to understand their teaching style and what they are teaching. The course curriculum is not at all relevant to the industry, you even have to study subjects which have zero relevance to your course. Semester exams are average, sometimes they can be hard, and sometimes easy, depending on the individual subject.

Faculty: The teachers provide the study modules on a WhatsApp group or the Amizone (Amity's website). The course curriculum is mostly the same as what is taught in the majority of the B.Tech colleges, with some extra subjects like language, behavioral science, etc. The semester exams are easy to pass if you have studied for 2-3 days before the exam or even 1 day.

Faculty: The curriculum is very good and easily adaptable for the students. The students don't face any problem during the academic the curriculum is designed in that way. Student can easily have a fantastic timetable and can enjoy their college life according to the curriculum.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified, having studied at top colleges. Proper study material is provided, and exams are based only on the material given to us. Some extra subjects are there in the first year, but these are necessary for every course. Semester exams are not too tough, but last-minute studying is not advised, and practice is required.

Faculty: NAAC A+ university. All the teachers are highly qualified, every one of them a Ph.D. holder. The course curriculum is relevant and is almost as same as other universities. Exams are a bit tough but that helps shape us for our upcoming semester exams.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified here but you have to step up to get an advantage from them although I feel this will be the scenario for every college professor. Course curriculum is well-defined and makes us industry-ready. Semester exams in Amity are taken very seriously, although we do get news of paper leaking but rarely it's true.

Faculty: The faculty was very supportive, and if you're a dedicated student, then of course, teachers will always help you throughout your journey. Yes, the curriculum is relevant; you just have to trust the faculty and their teaching. At Amity, you'll see the curriculum is more skill-oriented.

Faculty: Here are the best faculty members available in my course. Their teaching manner is also friendly. Students can also go and ask their doubts in the faculty cabins when the teachers are free. The course curriculum is relevant. Here, 75% attendance is compulsory. If any student has less than 75% attendance, their admit card will not be generated. It has a very strict attendance policy. Students have to punch in their face for attendance. If any student is not available in class, they are automatica...

Faculty: Curriculum includes many practical labs and exams to prepare students for the outside world. We also work on some big projects with professors that make our learning good. Through these projects, we can also decide whether we want to pursue further studies or gain more experience. Course curriculum is good. Our branch is civil engineering but in the first year, we have to learn coding. The frequency of exams is good but the exam time is in the evening which is not good.

Faculty: The teachers here are mostly Ph.D. holders with a handful of experience and years of knowledge. They encourage us to take part in various practicals so that we can improve our practical knowledge. The semester exams are difficult, but if you study every day, you'll find it easy.

Faculty: Despite the old curriculum set by the government, Amity tries to make the course flexible, but the teachers are mostly not good at teaching; there are a few rare cases where teachers are very good at their job. Semester Exams are difficult, kind of, especially in the 2nd year.

Faculty: The faculty are well qualified, punctual, and very cooperative. They use a variety of teaching methods, including videos, presentations, and the blackboard. This makes the classes informative and understandable. The college has internal exams and end-of-semester exams. The exams are fair, and students who attend class regularly should do well.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified and kind. They teach well. The course is relevant and does help students. In case of any trouble with the teachers, the faculty takes action by listening to the students' opinions. Teachers are strict when it comes to attendance.