Engineering

If you compare it with IITs, NITs or some reputed Govt. Engineering colleges, then obviously you will find glitches.
But comparing to other private universities of the same stature, you can go for Amity.
Lab facilities are good here and you get a good support for your research works too.

The GIET is a best in campus placement. According to the official website of the college, there are around 50 companies that have visited like Wipro, HCL, Accenture, Virtusa, etc. The lowest salary package offered in the CSM branch is around INR 2.4 LPA. The average salary package offered in the CSM

Yes, it is, since Amity provides great opportunities for its students to excel in every field. Amity has tie up with Tata company and they provide lab equipment, so they do make cars inside campus. So, it's a great opportunity for students.

Yes, you can do a hotel management course after B.Tech. You can either do a postgraduate Diploma course or a degree after B.Tech in hotel management. The majority of post-graduate courses in hotel management only require a Bachelor's degree. You can do the following hotel management courses after B.

CS should be a better option, your 12 percentage doesn't decide your admission in NITs or IIT your JEE rank decides that, so focus on JEE Mains or advance.

CS should be a better option, your 12 percentage doesn't decide your admission in NITs or IIT your JEE rank decides that, so focus on JEE Mains or advance.

All the above-mentioned branches are good but if you ask me personally I'll suggest going for B.Tech CSE because now the world is moving towards technology and AI.

All the above-mentioned branches are good but if you ask me personally I'll suggest going for B.Tech CSE because now the world is moving towards technology and AI.

Yes, you can migrate to Amity 2nd year if you are in another university in first year, but you have to complete some credits before entering.

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