Peek into Jai Hind College

Of course nothing is perfect and as a student I had a lot of complaints. But looking back, they all contributed to who I am today and I think I really love the person I’ve become and college played all the part. So no, it’s good as it is. Rest, things change for good as and when time asks for it.

BMM is a wonderful course if you plan to pursue media or are even trying to find your feet in the industry. JH recently became autonomous so they also changed their curriculum and made it more practical oriented and reduced the burden of theory exams but designed it in a way that every student makes 2 assignments each subject and gets graded accordingly

Our HOD gives personal recommendations if she finds you potential, but other than that, you can seek jobs from faculties or online.

Tons of them. There’s the fest hosted by JH, Detour. Other than that, they’re very active in the fests by other colleges like cutting chai, Polaris, etc. There’s a lot of motivation and everybody is encouraged to take part as much as they can in all these fests

Very affordable as it’s still affiliated with MU, they follow the government issued fee. We paid 20,000 annually for a duration of 3 years. All other costs like lifestyle, equipment, credit courses, are to be borne separately. Minor fee is charged for re-exams.

There were no scholarships offered. There are however special seats reserved for Kashmiris, and other minorities.

It’s very evenly divided, equal representation to everybody. There are no restrictions on dress code or anybody else telling you on how to behave. Every child is expected to behave like an adult and take their own responsibility and I think that’s really nice and encouraging.

We’re still in our last year of graduation but from what I’ve gathered from talking to my seniors is they’re all too kind and in love with what they do and are very keen on helping juniors find out their passion and guide them along

So there were two portals, one the official MU website where you choose the college and course, and print those forms. Second, you fill an entrance form on the college’s website which in this case was Jai Hind’s website and print those forms. Later when dates are released, you submit both the forms and all the other necessary documents asked by your course. Documents required for BMM were 2 copies each of both the forms, photostat of marksheets of 10th and 12th, photocopy of transfer and migration certificate from the school.

They’re all too kind and understanding. There’s more of a relationship built on trust than fear. Everybody knows their students by their names, and talk to them as if we’re of their own. There’s full transparency, they discuss and understand what we’re interested in learning and proceed accordingly.