Yes, it is a good option for psychology. The Amity University campus in Mumbai has some really decent faculty within the psychology department. As a psychology student, you will get a number of assignments, various regular practical sessions as well as other research activities. All these are carried out throughout the year so you will definitely be kept busy.

• A small drawback is a fact that the campus is located away from the city, so you might not have hip hangout spots to explore. 
• Another thing is that engineering students have some subjects in common with other branches i.e. one branch might have subjects of the other that could be interrelated to one another. However, this is not the case with the Psychology course. You will not have to struggle with this issue.
• A plus point is a fact that all courses have another additional 3-year course known as a Minor track. Here, you can select a field you’d like to explore other than the one you plan to major in. For Psychology students, these options include English literature, European studies, Management, Human rights, and Embedded systems. While management possibly has limited seats, you can definitely choose from any of these options.

International Collaborations: 

• Additionally, the university is also in works with the University of South Carolina for partnering on a student exchange program. 
• You will also find a number of psychology books for your referrals in the library, albeit they are not present in large numbers. 
• You will often find yourself conducting surveys, carrying out research, writing research papers, participating in flash mobs, and many other activities throughout the year.

In my opinion, you should definitely join Amity University Mumbai. You will have a great time here and you will be able to explore this field in a greater depth as well.

The points below provide a bigger picture of the chances of students having a degree from Amity University to get a seat in Oxford or Cambridge.

• Due to a huge number of applications from universities and colleges around the world, institutes like Oxford and Cambridge make a pre-selection of candidates based on their previous profiles. In this process, they make sure that students mostly from reputed institutes like IITs, IISc, St. Xavier’s, St. Stephen’s, etc get the best preference in selection.
• The reason behind such pre-selection is that such elite institutes want the best students who are already trained from a reputed institute, thus reducing the work for evaluation.
• Amity University, Mumbai doesn’t come in such category of reputed institutes in the list of institutes preferred by Oxford and Cambridge. Therefore, there is very little chance for students from Amity University to get a seat in Oxbridge.
• 90% of Indian students in Oxford and Cambridge belong to the four above-mentioned reputed institutes. So, only 10% of students are from other institutes, which makes it a very difficult task to convince the admission committee that the candidate is a deserving one.
• There are several other excellent universities around the world which provides excellent degrees in several fields. Some of these universities don’t give so much pressure in selecting candidates from reputed institutes only.

Being said that, you can still try for Oxbridge, keeping the requirement in mind. Cambridge states its primary academic requirement as one of the following:

1. 75% in Bachelor degree (4 years) from a top institute in B.E., B.Tech, or MBBS
2. 75% in Bachelor of Law (3 years)
3. 75% in Bachelor of Arts (3 years) from University of Mumbai or Delhi.

Therefore, it is clear that the chances of a student from Amity University in Oxbridge are very low. However, if you have a decent academic background, you can give it a try. 

Shoolini university holds 34th rank among Indian institutions of higher learning by SCIMAGO Institutions Ranking of 2020. Admissions for Ph.D. in Biotechnology are based on entrance test and NET/JRF followed by personal interview.

Admissions to Amity University for Ph.D. is based on the results of the entrance test known as PET followed by an interview and counseling. The placement rate of this university is also good. Every year top companies visit the campus for placement.

Tabulated below are the differences between Amity University, Mumbai, and Shoolini University, Solan.

Admissions - Ph.D. in Biotechnology:

• The admission process in both universities is the same and fully online.

• Admissions are based on entrance tests conducted by the universities and students who are qualified in JRF/NET/SET/M. Phil is exempted from the test.

• With this students are required to complete post-graduation with at least 55% in particular subjects.

Placements:

Shoolini University:

• The University has a record for 100% placements last year. About 2000 students in different streams got placed.

• Companies like Airtel, Bank of America, Biocon, Cipla, eClerx, Ferns N Petals, Genpact, Havells Limited, Hindustan Unilever, etc visit the campus every year in search of good placements.

• The average salary offered to students of this university is 3.5 lakhs and the highest salary package went up to 15 lakhs.

Amity University:

• Companies like ABN Amro Bank, Dabur, Cummins, Ernst, and Young, etc visit the campus every year for placements.

• The average salary offered is 15 lakhs and the highest salary package for Ph.D. students is 30 lakhs.

Facilities:

Shoolini University:

• The institute offers decent facilities including spacious classrooms, a well-stocked library, equipped labs. Students can also avail of medical facilities.

• The faculties are well-qualified and have experience teaching in their relative fields.

Amity University:

• Infrastructure is equally good at Amity University. All necessary facilities are available on campus.

• The faculty is really good, cooperative, and very helpful. Teachers guide students regarding their career opportunities and placements.

Amity and Shoolini University, both are really good choices for Ph.D. With respect to placement, infrastructure, facilities, both the universities are on the same level. So, choose according to your convenience.

Yes, Amity University Mumbai is good for MBA. It is listed among the top 10 by Business Today. The Amity school of business (ABS) offers two years long full-time MBA programs in multiple specializations.

Candidates who have completed their graduation in any stream with 50% marks are eligible to apply for the MBA program. The selection for the MBA course is done based on the score of the student in CAT/XAT/NMAT/MAT/GMAT and there is no sectional cutoff for shortlisting. Selected candidates are also required to go through group discussion and personal interview for admission. The total course fee per year is approximately 5.15 lakhs for MBA programs.

The course curriculum for the first two semesters includes the basic fundamentals of business management for all specialization and the last two semesters are based on the specialized subjects of that particular program including project work/dissertation.

Amity school of business(ABS) offers decent placement opportunities to the students. The average placement package was 3.5 LPA and the highest package was around 14 LPA in last year’s placement drive. The recruiters are Reliance, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ITC, Vodafone, and many more.