Supriya Yadav's Review On Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University - [JVWU], Jaipur

I was opting for either english honors or bjmc but i reviewed every option and decided that BJMC is the best suited course for me.

There was equal attention given to theory and practical subjects. With amazing teachers who came prepared and did their best to give us the best, the course curriculum was ample and often times tiring, but at the end of the day absolutely satisfactory because we were able to learn so many new things.

Yes, my college does provide internship. But there was no stipend, most of the time it depends on which organisation we were working with. But mostly the internship was for college credits.

Most of the students in my class opted for higher studies so there really wasn't any job opportunity. There wasn't a placement offer for BJMC but a lot of other courses got a lot of placement offers. For example various different companiea came for BBA, MBA, BCA, Btech, Mtech and other courses students. The packages were generally between 3 to 15 lakhs.

My college holds various different events like "women's day", "Tech Fest", "Freshers Party", "Film Fest" etc. All the events were pretty big with a lot of students participating in different forms like dancing, singing, management, skits, and even looking after the technical and media department which gave the students a hand-on experience of their subjects.

I'm not aware of any loan facility offered by the college but i do know that on the basis of their 12th result and a scholarship paper given by the student at the college, the student can get a scholarship depending on their marks.

Our final exams were every six months as it was a semester program, but in between there were various different exams like internal exams. Depending on the schedule these exams could be hecting and tiring while sometimes they could be pretty chilled out too.

The faculty of the college was highly qualified. Most of them had prior hands-on knowledge of the subject as they had been proffesionals in this career prior to becoming a teacher. They were very dedicated to make sure that their student were learning. Not just studies but also made sure that the students were ready to face the world on their own.