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Placements : Honestly, there were no placements from the college side. But yes, there were internships only given to 8-10 students out of 70. Others managed by their self, like I did. And internships are really important for a MBA student for from good company. Only summer internship for a month is allowed. Infrastructure : Infrastructure is okay. There is no Wi-Fi in the campus. Sports and games are highly appreciated. Even co-curricular activities. Library is opened everytime. Classrooms are quite good with all time air conditioner facility. Food is okay, its just to fill your tummy. Hostel rooms are really good with air conditioned room bt only for time to time. At the hostel, the nurses or the warden will take u to the hospital. Day boarders will have parking facility and hostel students will have to board the college bus at the hostel itself. Inner gym is located in the feild of the college campus and at the hostel both. Faculty : Teachers are really helpful. They will give there best to teach you, if you show interest. Every teacher is qualified with one or other degree. Teachers are less in number but they will never say no for teaching anybody. There are also industry exposure in many places of Odisha. Trips have also taken place in India, like Rajasthan Trip, Madhya Pradesh Trip, Manali Trip, Delhi Trip, and many more. Other : Scholarship are given to the students who performed good in there 12th board. Events like Business Conclave, Kala competitions, Debate competition, Dance competition, Music competition, Slogan competition, Modern United Nations (MUN), and sports like football, volleyball, NET ball, throw ball, Cricket will be there. Campus crowd would be okay.

IP and Amity, both universities are known for their great excellence in the field of academic. IP is a government universities comes in central Delhi but most of their affiliated colleges are private. Though Amity is a private university but it is recognised by a UGC India.
One thing, you will definitely hate while studying in Amity is their strict rules and protocols which sometime are very much irritating like you have to maintain exactly above 75% of attendance, even if you are at 74.99% they will debarre you in the subject. Other thing is that in most of the colleges there are around 8 subjects in a semester but in Amity the digits goes to 10 to 14 in a semester and last thing is the high fees for studying in Amity
Faculties in Both AMity and Ip is highly qualified and very helping.
Hope this will clear your doubts and concern regarding the selection of university.

After completing the engineering trading course in ITI, one can opt for higher studies like Diploma in engineering. There are also specialised short-term courses for certain trades, offered in Advanced Training Institutes (ATI's), which enhances the skills of candidates. Most industries/ companies accept ITI graduates only as apprentices and they train them for a period of 6 months to 1-2 years, depending on the company. They may be considered suitable for employment only after the training period. Based on the trade opted, ITI qualified candidates can apply for jobs in Public and private sectors. Electronics, welder, refrigeration and air-conditioner mechanic trade are the trades in ITI's, which are most in demand. Since electronics is the basic of almost every field, it has got a vast scope. Job opportunities are also available in government organizations like Indian Army, Indian Navy, Air force, Railways, Telecom and paramilitary forces like BSF (Border Security Force), etc. Besides these, ITI passed out candidates can find self employment by setting up their own garage, winding shops, fabrication shops etc.