Amity University | B.Sc Admissions 2025
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Infrastructure of college is good but not excellent like buildings are continuously on under construction and the road was also lit bit bad but yeah classes, canteen and auditorium are good . Classes are air-conditioned.
The college has good infrastructure with spacious classrooms, well-equipped labs, and a library with plenty of books. The campus is clean and green, and hostel facilities are decent with proper mess food and security. Overall, a comfortable environment for studies.
College infrastructure was good but not excellent there are some cons and pros overall it was good like college have canteen and limited wifi . And some classes are of air-conditioned and some are not and almost all classes have smart class .
Hello,
I'd be lying if I said there was absolutely no scope, but unlike other technical specialties, it is challenging. Prior to working even harder to land a career in core, you must first work really hard to earn your degree.
If you look at the market, you can say that many different aerospace businesses have emerged over the past three to four years, whether they are involved with rockets, defence, satellites, drones, or electric vehicles. The government is also showing interest in this sector. I am aware that not all of them will be successful, but even so, aviation is in a new era, and India's aerospace industry is expanding thanks to new technologies.
After earning your bachelor's, finding work is difficult. There are a few government-run businesses, such DRDO, HAL, and NAL, although they tend to require recommendations or even their own admission tests, as in the case of IIST, which will eventually join ISRO.
So if you really, really like aeroplanes or rockets, just come in; I'm sure you'll find your way, but you'll need to remain concentrated to do so. If you've already earned an aerospace engineering degree or are employed in the sector, keep going strong, look out for job chances, and sharpen your abilities.
Good Luck!!