Yes, being an American is a different feeling. The college has a very different & mast infrastructure, unlike other campuses. Amity does not compromise with students’ welfare & studying conditions. Full AC with wifi. You’ll enter the college with an aim that “study hard & get placed in google” but soon it will get converted into “study limited just to avoid backs in any subject”. Amity provides almost every course. From mass media to law to medical to hotel management. So many diverse people will make you feel most of the time that why even I choto engineerring? Even if you ever got a chance to click a picture from anyone’s professional DSLR (cuz every second person has its DSLR these days) you’ll think that how good I am at clicking picks. Why do not do this as side work? It’s just an example of distraction. Events, filmstars, expensive cars, and fashion will blow your mind. At the end of 4 years, you’ll have a good round folded with ribbon degree (after doing the job of 15k to 25k for next few months in any IT SECTOR you’ll realise that why college-wale gave you your degree round-founded like a pipe).
The faculty is mixed. Some are good, some are bad.
Placement is a hoax. Mechanical, EC, and civil, hardly get placed. Only CSE & IT departments got placement. The average is around 2–3lac. There is no maximum package.

What I like about this university is the space for social interaction, it’s very easy to socialize in the university during breaks, it has a friendly atmosphere, the academics are pretty serious too and the teachers make learning pleasant and fun.

I am studying film and television production . Which is amazing the studio set and makes it realistic in the field . The faculties are really helpful and understanding they understand our qualities and motivate us to grow better.

Overall the university is an amazing place especially the faculties and the acceptance of lgbtqi students is very much prominent even if the students are accepting and may bully the students that feel different , the university doesn’t treat them wrong and treats them very well and accepts them. It’s such a strong point because in a country where the lgbtqi community is outcasted and treated wrong and feel constant fear but in this university we don’t feel scared we feel confident beacause we know the university doesn’t discriminate

Amity University, Dubai has provided an excellent campus. I really love the design infrastructure and excellent faculty who goes the extra mile in providing direction and purpose to students’ aspirations. The inspiring environment has also birthed many student-initiated clubs covering a wide range of areas like music, theatre, art, photography to name a few. These forums have given great opportunities to any no of students to bring their talents to the fore while building lasting relationships. Events like Freshers week, Faste and other cultural events are organized with great professionalism. Overall Amity University, Dubai is a great place for you to achieve your goals and facilitate your career aspirations.

The interior design of this University is unique and good. Administration of this institute is very cooperative and maintain discipline of the university. Teachers taught the students by providing lecture notes and every day ask the questions to students to gain positive feedback. Teachers are younger and well graduate with respected degrees. Teachers’ attitude towards students is good and also cooperative.

I would recommend if you wanted a well budgeted university, but quality of education can be found in other universities too.
It isn’t the best university i know because I know of alot of students who struggle to find themselves within the university and don’t feel welcomed.

It’s not so great. Only their marketing it good. They need to be more considerate of the students. There is no clinic. The timings are inconvenient. They are not very considering regarding exams. All they care is for money. Facilities aren’t ungraded, such as lab equipment

I love everything about my campus… it’s a really great place to educate and have fun. I love to spend more time in uni than at home. The facilities are really good. The infrastructure makes you feel really wow.

Sense of community is present, many opportunities available and a great abundance of facilities. Staff and students could be more diverse and specialists for guidance in extracurricular activities are needed.