Amity University-Noida MBA Admissions 2026
ApplyRanked among top 10 B-Schools in India by multiple publications | Top Recruiters-Google, MicKinsey, Amazon, BCG & many more.
Ranked among top 10 B-Schools in India by multiple publications | Top Recruiters-Google, MicKinsey, Amazon, BCG & many more.
Last Date to Apply: 10th Feb | Globally Recognized by AACSB (US) & AMBA (UK) | 17.8 LPA Avg. CTC for PGPM 2025
Applications Deadline - 23rd March 2026 | Offers full-time PGP in International Master in business (IMB) Equivalent to MBA under following specializations Marketing, HR, Operations, and many more
Highest CTC 24 LPA | Average CTC 8.5 LPA | 1600+ Recruiters | 165+ Corporates Linkages
AICTE Approved | Ranked #59 by NIRF 2025 | Highest CTC: 29 LPA | Avg. CTC: 16.4 LPA
Highest Package 27.25 LPA | Top 100 Average package 16.65 LPA | AACSB Accredited | Ranked 52 by QS International
XAT 2026 result is out on January 16, 2026.
Candidates can check their XAT 2026 result through XAT 2026 result link on the official website.
Infrastructure is good with nice classrooms and a library. Lab facilities require improvement, though. There is Wi-Fi facility, but it is unpredictable at times. Other basic amenities such as the canteen and the sitting area are satisfactory.
Curriculum is well-structured, and staff members pay heed towards skill development and advancement. Industry exposure is minimal but the university does its best by arranging guest speakers. Some courses appear old-fashioned, but lecturers try to cover the gap through their presentations.
The placements are of mid-level, and mid-level firms visit the campus. All the students have placements in sales, finance, or beginning managerial roles. The package is different and high-paying ones are not very common. Internships exist but efforts have to be made.
The course fee is affordable, but the ROI is questionable due to median placements. Students who need to acquire hands-on experience are supported by the institute, but external certification is necessary if one wants to stand out.
A decent student body with decent event and management fest attendance. There are extracurriculars and clubs but not a very vibrant set. The peer group is nice, but industry exposure through networking is limited.