JJM college review

The curriculum as well is provided by rguhs. It does to some aspect prepare you to face the real world and various academical exams. Frequent examinations are held every three months or so where the papers are evaluated internally whereas the University exams are evaluated by external faculty

At the end of the 5.5 year course, the last year is dedicated to internship where the student is posted in certain departments for stipulated time. Merit students are paid 30k as stipend per month whereas private and management seat students are not. Apart from this students need to publish a few research papers

150000 (one lakh fifty thousand) is the fees for the college 45000 (forty five thousand) was the miscellaneous fees 5000 (five thousand) was lab fees This would be the fees for general merit students. It keeps increasing every year In case of private students the fee of the college is higher. A few scholarship programs are available online for sc and st categories or for people who need financial aid.

In the initial stages of college life clubs etc are held (mostly sports) along with a few cultural activities in the name of Karnataka rajyotsava, teachers day, freshers day,etc but they decrease through the year. Fests are conducted once in two years or so. The library has plenty of books with various versions of the same book. The classrooms are equipped with 6-10 speakers along with a projector for teaching. Sports matches take place in the general ground which is nearby to the college. Many groups like the sports club, students association club,etc are present.

Various hostels and accomodations are present for both boys and girls. In sharavathi hostel for women each room is a 2 sharing room (compulsory) with beds provided along with fan, a table and a chair per person. The washrooms are common. The hostel mess was recently removed but many other messes are available close by at a walkable distance. The best feature about this hostel is it's proximity to the college. Registration process for hostel is pretty simple and the rooms seem to be affordable.

Jjm for me was chosen among various other colleges mainly because of its review and it's patient load. During the period of applying for a college I preferred Vydehi in Bangalore over jjm but my rank wasn't high enough to get into Vydehi. Although jjm was put below Vydehi on the priority list for me, I am grateful for getting into jjmmc. I also recommend jjm over other colleges in blr like MVJ, east point,etc. Admission in the college is possible if you fall inside the cutoff category/rank after writing the neet ug examination.

The class of 245 members are divided into 2 batches where 1 teacher engages the class. During dissection the faculty student ratio is one to thirty (1:30). Jjmmc follows rguhs for the exam pattern and marking scheme Students failing internally are eventually passed but during the final exams if students failing they are made to write supplementary examinations, if they fail those as well then the students are retained for a year In the 1st year there is mentor-mentee programmes where each teacher is alloted a few students, where if students have any problems or difficulties can address them to their mentors or to any other teacher. Thomas sir, Smilee mam, raghavendra sir, manjappa sir, Preethi mam, Vivian sir, premchand sir and kantaraj sir are few of the best teachers there are.