Amity University Noida is a private institution established in the year 2005. Amity University Noida courses include BTech, MBA, LLB, LLM, B.Pharm, M.Pharm, B. A Liberal Arts, BBA, B.Com, M.A. in Lifesciences, B. Des., B.Sc. (Hons), B.Arch, B.El.Ed., and integrated programmes. Candidates need to obtain a valid score in past academics and can also appear for the JEE Mains, GATE, CAT, CMAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA entrance exam to be eligible for Amity University Noida admissions to the courses.
Careers360 brings an interview with Shrenikk, alumnus of Amity University who shares details about his career progression, memorable experiences, and the course pursued at Amity University. Go through the interview to learn more about campus life and the experiences of the alumni.
Careers360: Tell us about yourself, along with the programme and specialisation completed at Amity University.
Shrenikk Jain: I am a graduate of Amity University Noida, where I completed my B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). My time at Amity helped me build strong fundamentals in electronics and communication systems while gaining practical exposure through labs, projects, and interdisciplinary learning.
Careers360: How relevant was the curriculum to your current career or higher studies? Apart from academic knowledge, did the curriculum help you build industry-relevant skills?
Shrenikk Jain: The curriculum was highly relevant to my career path. It covered core areas such as digital electronics, communication systems, signal processing, embedded systems, and VLSI fundamentals, supported by hands-on labs and projects. Practical assignments, simulations, and hardware-based learning helped me develop analytical thinking, system-level understanding, and problem-solving skills aligned with industry expectations.
Careers360: On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate the quality of teaching and academic support? How approachable and supportive did you find the faculty?
Shrenikk Jain: I would rate it 4.5 out of 5. The faculty members were knowledgeable, approachable, and supportive. They encouraged conceptual clarity, practical application, and discussions beyond the syllabus, which helped strengthen my technical foundation.
Careers360: What specific learning experiences from Amity have you found most valuable for your professional life? Please elaborate.
Shrenikk Jain: Industry-oriented projects, electronics and communication labs, internships, technical presentations, and group work were extremely valuable. These experiences helped me understand real-world engineering challenges, improve technical confidence, and apply theoretical concepts to practical systems.
Careers360: Did Amity University help you build professional networks and industry exposure? According to you, what is the importance of building and expanding professional networks?
Shrenikk Jain: Yes, Amity provided industry exposure through internships, guest lectures, technical workshops, seminars, and alumni interactions. Building professional networks is important as it enables learning from industry professionals, career exploration, and staying updated with technological trends.
Careers360: Have you faced any distinctive career challenges, and how did you navigate through them?
Shrenikk Jain: Like most engineering professionals, I faced challenges related to industry competition and transitioning from academic learning to practical expectations. The disciplined academic approach, hands-on training, and mentorship at Amity helped me adapt, upskill, and navigate these challenges with confidence.
Careers360: How regularly do you connect with fellow Amity alumni, and what kind of support does the alumni network provide?
Shrenikk Jain: I stay connected with fellow Amity alumni through professional platforms and alumni networks. The alumni community is supportive and helps with career guidance, referrals, technical insights, and maintaining a strong connection with the university ecosystem.
Careers360: Are you part of any mentoring initiatives at present, and would you consider mentoring Amity University students in the future?
Shrenikk Jain: I strongly believe in mentoring and would be open to mentoring Amity students in the future. Sharing industry experiences and guidance can help students make informed career decisions and prepare better for professional challenges.
Careers360: How important do you think practical experience, industry-synced curriculum, and technological upskilling are, and what guidance would you share with current students?
Shrenikk Jain: They are extremely important, especially in a technology-driven field like electronics and communication. I would advise students to actively engage in internships, hardware projects, certifications, and emerging technologies alongside academics to stay industry-ready.
Careers360: What is the most valuable aspect of your experience as an Amity University graduate?
Shrenikk Jain: The most valuable aspect was the holistic learning environment. Amity helped me grow academically, professionally, and personally by offering structured learning, industry exposure, and opportunities beyond the classroom.
Careers360: As an industry professional, what advice would you give students to plan their careers in the face of constant industry changes and disruptions?
Shrenikk Jain: I would advise students to build strong fundamentals in electronics, stay adaptable, continuously upskill, and remain curious about emerging technologies. Continuous learning and openness to change are essential for long-term growth in the engineering field.
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On Question asked by student community
Hello Student,
For Amity Institute of Biotechnology, Noida, PCB students can be eligible for BTech programmes with the specified eligibility. Careers360 lists 60% aggregate in Class 12 with PCB/PCM for non-sponsored candidates and 55% for sponsored candidates. However, eligibility can differ for BTech CSE at different Amity campuses. Therefore, check
Dear Student,
Eligibility for B.Tech CSE generally requires Mathematics and Physics. A PCB student without Mathematics does not meet the standard eligibility for B.Tech CSE. The eligibility criteria for Amity School of Engineering B.Tech CSE is PCM + English with a minimum aggregate score of 60%.
Hello Student, both Amity Noida and Amity Gurugram can be considered for MCA, but the better choice for you depends on factors such as fees, placements, campus environment, location, curriculum, internships and your career goals. If your priority is a larger campus and broader exposure, Noida may be worth considering.
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Hello, if you have PCB in Class 12 and want to pursue B.Tech CSE, Mathematics is generally required. If you complete Mathematics through NIOS, admission may be possible in some private universities, depending on the university’s eligibility criteria and admission rules. Please check the eligibility criteria of your preferred university
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