Amity University Patna Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

Since Bihar is little backward you won’t see many glass buildings and our college building has not just become a landmark but is one of the posh buildings in this area. The 4 floors building is all that we have in terms of campus size. What’s there in those floors is something that students from Bihar would have not imagined. All the rooms in the college are air-conditioned. The first floor has a reception and staff rooms. Principal office is also on the first floor along with a small cafeteria. From 2nd floor onwards there are classrooms. The top floor has a library and respective labs. The computer lab looks like a modern day cyber café. There are some 50-60 PCs and all with high speed connectivity.

The best part is the atmosphere inside the college. The uniforms makes it even as that takes away any discrimination part that Bihar otherwise have graduated in. This made me stronger and a belief that we also belong here. The security is tight and yes which is certain in Bihar, spats did happened but the security guards threw them out immediately. The management is clear that any spat be it physical or verbal won’t be entertained at any cost. The three years at Amity passed by so quickly. We were also taken on a tour to our Amity University Noida campus and also competed with them in quiz, debate, and other competitions. During first year we were under prepared but during 3rd year visit, Amity Patna brought various laurels and left behind the brats of Noida, Jaipur, Raipur and Lucknow behind. The campus life at Amity is not even heard in Bihar and students from Bihar now can boast their state as it has a world class University that is no short of facilities that students from metro cities enjoy.Read Full Review

Amity University building is a landmark building of the city. As of now, the campus is that four-floor building that had two elevators. Our classes were held on the 3rd floor and the top floor had a library. Library of such magnitude was unimaginable for many students. Like us, who come from villages. The canteen was amazing, even though the campus is modern. The canteen served many traditional food items. There was a discussion room and a gaming room inside the building. The classrooms were fantastic. And every facility within the building barely needs any boasting. I can challenge if half of such facilities are available in any other College.

The Culture of events and fests was pretty new for students like us. One has to be brave to go and tell the people, running the programs. To say, please include our name in the roster. We all did as each student, got to perform in fests, at least once during their time in the University. It was hard to get going, but once we spent some time at the College. We became more comfortable than anything else. The campus life gave each student their comfort. The students had to come in uniforms and only on Saturday’s we could wear casuals.Read Full Review