What Students Say
Likes
- Developed research labs, trained faculty.
- Great infrastructure and sports complex.
- Fests , dj nights clubs , societies and more.
Dislikes
- Mess food is sometimes not on par with standards
- Too much rigidity regarding to attendence
- Not enough time to participate in extracurriculars
Course Curriculum Overview
Research and practical experience It is great preparation for real world and good exposure for career building More practicals 2 sessionals and one end term per semester and these papera are moderately difficult.
Internships Opportunities
publicly advertised internship at Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida offered a stipend of ₹5,000 per month for a two-month research project on p53 amyloid, tumour-associated macrophages and colorectal cancer. This was an academic research internship, not a confirmed placement or internship offered to Molecular Medicine students at the Gurugram campus.For Molecular Medicine students at Amity University Gurugram, possible research internship projects include studying cancer biology, stem-cell growth and differentiation, gene expression, genomics and proteomics.
Placement Experience
Internships start from second semester Did not start that yet as i am a first semester student A good number of students get placements Higher education after bachelors preferably in some ivy league school
Fees and Financial Aid
One lakh fifty thousand- The official AUH website lists the B.Sc. Molecular Medicine & Stem Cell Technologies (Honours/Honours with Research) as a four-year programme with a first-year non-sponsored semester fee of ₹56,000. This includes tuition and other charges such as registration examination development and lab fees . The exact fees may vary depending on category and year . Scholarship is mainly availiable on the basis of merit Rajshri paid 1.5 lakh Sneha paid 1.5 lakh Riya paid 1.5 lakh Anamika paid 1.5 lakh Bhumika paid 1.5 lakh Vandana paid 1.5 lakh Pari paid 1.5 lakh Since all are from general category like me so we all paid the same All are from general category so they paid the same as me At Amity University Gurugram, students may be eligible for scholarships such as the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship, which can cover 50% of the annual tuition fee for eligible students from families with an annual income of up to ₹3 lakh, subject to university criteria. Merit-based scholarships of 25%, 50% or 100% may also be available depending on academic performance, while sports scholarships support students with recognised sporting achievements. Education loans may also be available through banking partners.
Campus Life
Amyfest, dj nights , dandiya nights , sangathan, jalsa, freshers A long range availiable from academic to giction and from science to literature. Smart classrooms , labs , required specimen A wide number of activities like football , badminton , table tennis etc Yes many including dance groups , allegory etc
Hostel Facilities
AC in designated rooms, single beds, a table , a chair, a cabinet per person Its satsfactory, not great Process ia simple , they explain it well, very affordable Staying in the hostel on university campus
Admission
LPU. Because this institute is better and more research orientes No i just did not want to join the college Online registration then online interview then on selection , the office contacted us to let us know of the required documents . Registration process and admission was completed on the first day of orientation.
Faculty
For our department, ASCI it is 1: 10. Facultu to student relationship is great. Faculty is approachable and humble. Ms Roshni Majumdar and Mr Greesham Tripathi No one that i did'nt like 2 sessionals and 1 end term exam per semester Depends on the faculty but exams thus far have been moderate level in terms of difficulty
Night Life
A gym on campus, 5 cafeterias, a central library , several department libraries, Hostel gates close at 10 pm The campus is very safe Favourite hangout spots includethe mentiomed cafes, mess, and the number of green parks around the campus















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