The pros and cons of being a student at JU

I chose this course because I love playing with circuits. The faculty student ratio is good and on point. The course curriculum is not satisfactory because in our first semester we had complicated subjects which requires basic knowledge on analog digital circuits and signals , that are being taught in the later coming semesters. The term exams were easy to pass and score good marks as teachers provided good material and question banks but we had very less time to understand the subject to it's core.

Students are eligible for placement from the 6th semester but in our branch not many students are placed. The student strength also is very less and whoever gets placed are mostly in the IT companies. I am planning on getting masters after this degree

Fees for each course hikes in big amount every year which is quite unbelievable as people still get admissions here. The cost of study with respect to the quality of education here is not fair. We were informed about scholarships only a few times and not much assistance was provided

We have annual fest called infinity which is okay not very enjoyable when compared to other colleges. The library is really resourceful filled with books of many different fields and categories. Sports are not very much encouraged and not proper facilities are required. We have a lot of student clubs on campus like dance , music etc.

Hostels are clean and well maintained every day. But the rooms are very small and conjested. Meals are not nutritious most of the days only a few days we get quality food. The registration process was tough and the people were cooperative. Price is very Affordable

The admission process was smooth as the councellor and guide were very cooperating. But it took a lot of time and I had to travel back and forth as the college is on the outskirts of city. I expect the process to be faster as it is tiring for the parents.