Amity Global Business School Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

Choosing a perfect MBA college for a secure future was a real struggle for me until I found the advertisement of AGBS, and it became a game-changer for me. If you are trying hard to get into IIMs and other famous B-schools, I would suggest you take chance in AGBS. The admission process is extremely smooth here as you just need to score decent marks in their entrance exam and have to sit for the two rounds of GD and PI. From my personal experience, I can say that they almost accept all kinds of scores unless you have done badly. However, my journey in AGBS was great as they did not do any spoon-feeding but made me capable to have a strong grip over the subjects. Although, having an engineering background had not helped me much, I would like to thank you for the management team of AGBS who reserved extra classes for engineering background students.Read Full Review

Without a shadow of a doubt, one can take admissions here. There are rumors that they take students without much of criteria, and their G.D. & P.I. rounds are namesake. To be honest, all these are rumors as they follow the same pattern as other B-Schools like IIMs, SP Jain Institute of Management, Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, or FMS follows. Yes, they are top-ranked colleges of the country, but infrastructure and curriculum wise, AGBS is for sure not behind. Amity has its own entrance but at the same time also accepts the score of other decorated entrance exams. The candidates are shortlisted and are called for the next rounds. The whole procedure takes a couple of months before the admissions are confirmed. The fees are definitely on the higher side, but even IIMS charge high fees these days. Infrastructure wise, Amity is more or less at par with even IIMS. Thus, the conclusion is that AGBS is a brand name that took years to make.Read Full Review

After trying so hard in B-Schools like IMT Ghaziabad, IILM University, and others, I made myself happy by joining AGBS. They accept almost all the entrance scores, and the next two rounds of GD & PI are conducted. Even after an average performance at both rounds, I received a call letter a week after my PI round. After thinking about it for a week, I decided to take admissions at AGBS. From my personal point of view, after being graduated from there, I can say that Amity Global Business School was a decent choice if not great. Like any other PG course, spoon-feeding was missing from AGBS. Felt sorry sometimes as coming from an engineering background, it wasn't easy to understand statistics, economics, and others. The college though had extra classes reserved for students coming from an engineering background. Placements were decent, and infrastructure wise it's a no match to any other university in India.Read Full Review