Amity School of Engineering and Technology (ASET), Delhi - Reviews

One of the leading universities in India in terms of infrastructure and facilities. The university is part of the Amity education group which operates private universities and other educational institutes in India as well as eight international locations in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and London, as well as China, Mauritius, Romania, Singapore and South Africa. In 2016, Amity bought Long Island campus of St. John's University in New York City for US$22 million (£18 million). The Amity School Of Engineering & Technology was ranked 46 in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework engineering ranking for 2017.[16] and 65 in India by Outlook India's "Top 100 Engineering Colleges In 2017".

Hi I am simran here I tell u about my college campus As in 2017 we have small campus but our next session of ASET becomes convert to amity Noida . So I suggest to you all new students who want to take admission in the asset so it disaffiliate their degree from ip University so there is an humble request don't take admission in this campus.Now I am second year student my experience of fist year is good or best our college faculty is so good but the main problem in amity bijwasan is the infrastructure as the infrastucture is so worst but as a whole it's good college.

It is one of the best private engineering college in India, I opted for this as it one of the best in Delhi NCR, i got scholarships also based on merit so fees for me was very feasible. Other than that we have great cafeteria, huge campus, green clean campus, huge auditorium..

My college life was awesome so many amazing guys and lots of fun and my attraction with faculty was also good which helped me a lot. There are so many equipments in my labs and overall environment was also good

My college has been going amazing as I have got fabulous and very hard working faculties alongwith concerned seniors . A nice studying environment has bee provided with enough exposure.

Infrastucture is not good at all but faculties are better, very friendly.

small college but fun to study in