Jesus and Mary College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

My course is BA program Economics and HRM, which i think is a very career oriented course and gives us real life knowledge about how crucial the HRs are in the offical sphere, the exams are not that difficult yet not easy, thry are moderate if you refer to the pyqs

I chose this course because learning a language is a real life skill and helps expands opportunities in various fields. The curriculum prepares the students for real world applications and further academic pursuits by improving basic concepts and by encouraging structured academic writing and presentations.

The course curriculum is something that can have improvements. For example I am studying C++ in my computer minor class which is becoming less and less relavent as compared to a lamguage like python. Alot of job prospects require students to know a language like R so I feel things like that should be taught so that the course cam make a student more real world ready.

Placements of my college are pretty good. The placement cell of my college is pretty active and facilitataes the placement process. Companies like Deloitte, EY and PWC often come to our college for placements with the average package being Rs. 8,00,000. After getting this degree, i will pursure another degree in MBA or I might also take a part in the placement process and pursue an MBA later. Students in semester 6 and further can take part in the placement process but there are internship fairs and summer internship programmes for students who are not eligible for placements

I have a keen interest in pursuing in Economics field as a career and hence my degree perfectly aligns with my career goals The curriculum is not very effective when we talk aboht the real world exposure however it is very good for further academic pursuits The curriculum could be a bit more practical based where we get exposure to the real industry as well. The exams are held twice in an year. The difficulty level is moderate

Ba Spanish curriculum is pretty similar to the dele exam that you would need to take in the future, it's like ielts but for spanish. Everything that you've already covered in class is asked in the year end exams it's pretty doable with minimum efforts

If I didn't get a placement from my college.... I'm planning on doing tha MA in economics by giving CUET-PG .And side by side preparing for the government exams tooo. JMC offers avg of a 6-8 lakh placement with 7-8 cgpa and few skills needed

the maths it includes under mme , i loved that curriculum, also the micro and macro economics and stats both as sibjects fascinate me alot which is why i chose this course. the curriculum does prepare us for real world applications because it includes stats and eco which are quite helpful. the one thing i think should be improves is that the stats course at times includes stuff which has been taught to us before in class 12th and is not relevant to be taught again.

I am excited to learn a lot of economics and how the world works around that but that is not how the curriculum is designed. It doesn't prepare you for real-world applications. More practical knowledge needs to be included and less of rote learning

JMC has great placement, with highest package of INR 24.3 LPA and a median salary of INR 6.1 LPA, with 229 undergraduate and 4 postgraduate students placed. From 3rd semester students are eligible for campus placements.