Overall it's great course but need little more recognition as it's known as B.A. it is but when you apply for the any govt jobs this is something very un applicable course which hardly recognise your course

I have interest in journalism and mass communication and they offer very good curriculum . Teachers are well qualified and hold PhD degree or persuing . Exams are held once in a semester and difficulty is moderate .

Our subjects are very interesting and interactive and the faculty always try their best to make us learn new stuff and our classes are not always about theoretical knowledge but our faculty also takes us to field visits where we get real time experience which is a must as a student of journalism

I chose this course because journalism has always been my inspiration. I am a person who likes to explore and learn new things. Journalism involves things like being bold, attentive, hard-working, getting to the core of things, and traveling. These are the things that I have always loved. I would say Amity should hire faculties more because in my department more than 10 teachers left because for some reason. So teachers who specialized in one particular subject started teaching a subject that was not her domain which made it difficult for students to understand the subject. The teaching method was I would say average. The exams were held on time and the exam difficulty level is moderate. No scholarship was provided to any of us. The fees are quite high regarding the facilities given to us. Despite complaining more than 100 times, there was no separate lift made for students. Even when students were sick we were forced to use stairs and not given lift provision.