Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Project Fellow salaries in India

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Only thing I liked about the Institute is my department colleagues who were supportive, outspolken and generous. If it is not for them, I would not have survived more than a month

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... [this actually happened], but this is not applicable to some senior faculties) - Weekly work hours are too much for the salary they pay - Here there is an unorthodox way of holiday, that is, Sunday and Wednesday for students. So the faculties will not have classes on these days. Earlier it was Saturday and Sunday like usual. But this has changed because many faculties take CLs on Saturday to visit their home town(I don't know why it is wrong, but they said so in the meeting) and in order to prevent, they changed it. - If you are resigning(believe me, you will resign within a year if you join), you need to pay your three months salary or three months notice. Suppose if you do work in your notice period, you will not get salary in those period and you will be treated in a worst manner while getting back your certificates, which was taken for verification from you when you joined(of course they will not returned until you leave), from the HR office. - There is no standard guidelines for anything. Even in faculty orientation, they say that for any doubts and conflicts ask the senior faculties in your department. Every department have their own culture which will get conflicts when it comes to maintaining NAAC and DAAC related documents and there is no standard format. They will keep on changing the format every year and they will send a new format in emails (which you will get on average 10 emails a day) and WhatsApp groups (you will be in at least 5 groups).

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In AMRITA, Working culture is too good and faculty policy has been introduced recently that really improve the effective teaching learning process. Management is really concerned about faculty members. It seems good environment every where inside campus.

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Fine. There are few things really uncomfortable to us. First one is, Pay scale is not up to central Institutes like NIT and IITs (But expecting to work on par with national institutes). Even our management didn't impose 7th Pay Scale. Second one is, regarding promotion, its only biased not on the basis of performance and eligibility. Other wise, its really good Institute.

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Nothing.

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...e absolutely blind towards the employees. There is no respect amongst the cadre. The pay parity looms larger. They are not what they proclaim in advertisements.

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Encourages employees to enhance skill-building. Makes employees feel proud as an Indian. No daycare facility.

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...gh in CIR (Placement & Training department). As a woman with more experience and education than male colleague, I get extremely lesser pay. Partiality towards employees staying in Ashram. Woman don't get promotion as equal as men. The institution boasts about women empowerment but shamelessly puts down women by prioritising promotion and hikes only for men.

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Opportunity is there for learning and doing multitasking

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Poor salary for employees without PhD and expecting to do more work. No proper hikes. Just for name sake may gives 5% hikes after 2 yearss. Biased salary for different employees.Fresh graduates gets paid more than experienced employees. Very poor appraisal policy in placement and training office. Only if employees creates issue and privately beg for hikes they will be given some consideration