What Students Say
Likes
- The diversity of campus, students of all over the India along with foreign students.
- The highly celebrated professors and research environment that add curiosity and creativity in minds.
- The student centred nature of University and politically interactive environment.
Dislikes
- The infrastructure of campus in poor and problem of basic facilities.
Course Curriculum Overview
The course curriculum is up-to-date and relevant. It is not only limited to the course syllabus but also gives real-life lessons. The exams are not evaluated based on memory tests but on the basis of attentiveness, activeness and participation.
Fees and Financial Aid
The tution fee is very minimal. The other MAC and all types of scholarships are also available. But the scholarships are not given on time. There are benefits for various types of students on the basis of economics, social and meritorious etc.
Campus Life
JNU is all about cultural, political and social life. Various programs and events are organised based on different cultures and calendar festivals. Though sports activities as company to other are less. There are many clubs, debates and other groups. The students are very active and politics is an important aspect of JNU.
Hostel Facilities
The hostel charge is very minimal but the food quality and infrastructure is very poor. The washroom and water cooler hadn't been clean for over a month. The registration process for the hostel is not too difficult. But a limited number of rooms and hostel create trouble for some students.
Admission
The CUET PG exam conducted by nta was the eligibility of the course. The application fee is a little high and it charges extra money for more than one option. The difficulty level was quiet good. But nta did not successfully handle the examination process as lots of students faced problems with distant exam centres,
Faculty
The faculty are renowned academicians in their field. They are inspiring figures and the classes are always interactive and productive. Their approach makes the whole class a debatable and open two-way communication.
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