Amity University B.A Review By Anika

Amity has a strong reputation for providing quality education especially in psychology department. The applied psychology course, as the name suggests, combines theory with real-world applications. I find it important as it helps a person understand how psychology works in real life. The campus is modern, well-equipped with all the needed resources like labs and an amazing library, etc. Amity strongly encourages internships, online courses, extracurricular activities and what not.

I found the lectures to be entertaining, with a strong emphasis on learning how psychology works in real-world settings rather than simply reading textbooks. Fir admission you need to complete your 12th grade (or equivalent) with a minimum percentage—usually between 50 and 60 percent, depending on the year and the course. The students who have taken psychology in high school and have interest and passion for the subject can enroll if your grades meet the criteria. Amity also has its own admission process which includes an entrance exam followed by an interview.

The professors are knowledgeable and have practical understanding of the subject. They explain the concepts in a simple language with real life examples which makes the lectures interesting. They're open to questions and are willing to help if a student is struggling. They're supportive and dedicated in helping students complete their research work.

The infrastructure is grand and impressive. Centralized air conditioning, smart boards and projectors. A huge library with endless study material. The campus itself is quite large, well maintained and clean with greenery and open spaces. There are several canteens, mess, cafeterias, eating outlets all around the campus and of course the very famous (or infamous) H block. Option for many sports activities, sports complex, gyms, big grounds and auditoriums.

The campus life is quite happening, whether it be sports, arts, academics or anything else going on. There are a lot of clubs and societies to join like drama, music, dance, debate, entrepreneurship, etc. Cultural fests, seminars and concerts are a regular thing. There are hangout spots and recreational spaces, cafes restaurants all around the campus to unwind after a long tiresome day.