Amity University, Noida

JMI is best for B.Tech. Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), New Delhi invites applications from candidates for Admission to B.Tech/ B.Arch Programs for the academic session 2018-19. Admission to B.Tech & B.Arch. Programs of Jamia Millia Islamia for the session 2018-19 will be based on the Rank of JEE Main 2018 Exam.
Programs Offered:
Jamia Millia Islamia offers following B.Tech Programs (8 Semester Course): B.Tech. In Civil Engineering; B.Tech in Computer Engineering; B.Tech in Electrical Engineering; B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering; B.Tech. In Mechanical Engineering.
Jamia Millia Islamia offers following B.Arch programs (5 Year Course): B.Arch. (Self-Finance).

Yes, it's good to pursue distance MBA programme from Amity University. Amity is the good brand name and is UGC approved, but my friend there is no placement surety in distance learning. Yes, the university helps students to get placed as they have collaboration with many companies but they don't give any surety. I am not saying Amity doesn't give surety, I am saying that there is no such distance learning university which provides placement. Why do we say that distance learning is a better option for working professionals? It is because the university knows students are from the working profile and they don't need any kind of placement. I just want to say if you really looking for MBA then you should go for Amity because Amity has the campus in countries like Dubai, Australia, etc.

Hi, Doing technical courses from correspondence mode like BCA or B.Sc. have equal importance like regular courses from job point of view in Govt sectors. Further Amity is a good university for pursuing BCA/B.Sc in online mode. Amity university offers BSc(IT) and BCA courses in online mode. BCA is a very vast and somewhat tough course. BCA includes software development of computer languages such as Java, C++ which are some of the tough languages to grasp. Software engineering and artificial intelligence courses are also taught in this degree course so it may get very difficult to cope up with this if you are not a regular student. A Bsc IT will also take the same amount of time to complete and you will be trained on computer applications. It focuses on enhancing your knowledge on data structure, data application and OS. Both of these courses have their own advantages. While students who are interested in the field of internet or database operations can opt for Bsc IT, those who want to pursue a career in computer applications, programming and software should go for a BCA. Both of these courses will be pretty useful as you will find plenty of job opportunities in the fields mentioned above.
One disadvantage with online learning is that many multinational companies do not recruit candidates with a correspondence degree in BCA/BSC-IT as they consider that they are not fit for the company as they do not have work experience with peers. Sometimes it is very difficult to score good marks in some reputed institutions like IGNOU which provide distance learning in BCA.
However there are lots of job opportunities for BCA and BSC-IT in private sector. Many private sector companies recruit bachelor in computer application graduates. These are mainly the software companies like Microsoft, Wipro and HCL etc. The career scope for BCA graduates is private sector is not limited to software companies. Now a days almost every company requires an IT professional and so a BCA professional can also find a job outside the software field. Private sector companies provide very high salaries to BCA graduates. They are appointed as software developers. Initially some companies provide training also.