A Jindalites Experience of Jindal

The course curriculum is good I mean it prepares us right from the basics looking at the fact that not everyone has had a humanities background before joining the university. it's designed well to suit everyone and bring us all to a similar level of understanding of the subject matter. Subjects like foreign policy analysis do make up for the relevance with current times so altogether it's a good comprehension

We do have an office for career services on campus. it helps us look for internships and learn the ways of an employee however it's not that efficient in achieving what it aims. The internships we end up on through this office are not that interesting. And yes most of them are always unpaid so that is another backlog

Jindal is known for it's social life. a full package of college life right from cultural fests like Biswamil to sports fests like Magnus. Jindal is also home to numerous societies like the AWS.or raqs and whatnot. speaking of the infrastructure as I mentioned before it's way better than what I have seen before. The classrooms the library the student hangouts it's all just too luxurious with recliners and couches everywhere

The hostels are better. it has good heating and ventilation. I mean livable it's mostly a three sharing accommodation. Talking about the food they have a really diverse menu and it changes completely on a daily basis. the food festival we have at the dining halls is the real fun. We get to experience every kind of cuisine from around the world during this time

The admission process was an experience. I did my Cambridge A levels. so it was supposed to be easy for me. however, I had to go through a common enterance test JSAT. quite difficult for me as it included mathematics. I survived though..the next we had was an interview it was kinda smooth however I hated the time it took for them to come back with the results. I directly got my offer letter

The faculty is beautiful we have professors with really great qualifications. We have ex-ambassadors and TV anchors known journalists teaching us on a daily basis. It's a really great experience of learning from the best.