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Student
Almost all the students get placed.Infrastructure is the best part of Amity University. The best part is that we have courts for all the games and sports including Arcadia.Teachers are helpful but you have to do most of the things on your own in order to be in the competition. The course really makes the students industry-ready.
Jean Pierre
Oct 13, 2022
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Professor
It's a good experience working at Chandigarh university. Here we have cooperative work environment. Overall experience is good. It's a relaxed work environment over here. Sometimes it feels like over burdened but not all the time. Most of the time we complete our tasks and we also have some free time to relax or self development.
Avelin
Jan 9, 2022
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PhD
Students can expect average placements here because they are not much great. Most of the companies which our college has mentioned on paper are goodThe classrooms are good here, and the speed of Wi-Fi is also around 70-80 Mbps. The canteen and medical facilities are average and not much great.Faculty members here are above average and well qualified, but few faculty members are not much good. The course curriculum is updated according to the industry standards.
Walter White
Mar 18, 2022
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Student
The placement stats of our college is very good. Approximately 90% of students get placed every year, and the rest opt for higher education and all. It is one of the best colleges in terms of placements.It has an old building but it is being improved by the college.Teachers in our college are well qualified, helpful most of the time. You will be satisfied with classroom teachers
Peter Parker
Nov 21, 2021
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