Jamia Hamdard's honest review

The course was well designed but it was not taught correctly. There are two things in teaching a technology. First reading and then applying, second, practical implementation. For the first part the teachers were not good enough to teach us in right manner. For the second part, the University didn't arranged fully working computer labs. The course definately prepares for the real world applications because cse ai is in trend. The teaching methods and the practicals should be improved Frequency and difficulty level of exams was fine

The fees for B.Tech computer science engineering with artificial intelligence was 1,05,000/- per semester. It was 2,10,000/- annually. 5,000/- was examination fees and 1,00,000/- was tuition fees. In the starting of the course they took additional 15,000/- in which 5,000/- was library deposit (refundable). The fees has increased now

I met very nice people here and i liked the environment that was outside the class and department because it felt nice to enjoy the greenery and the fun people do outside. There are many societies and clubs but i was not interested so dont have much to tell about them. This university is for someone who wants to enjoy college life and just want a degree irrespective of the learning outcome of career. If you study less, still you can pass the exam by cheating or by any means. Even if you get a backlog then also you can clear it easily. You can enjoy college life here. Just make friends who are in hostel. The University is open 24/7. No time limits

No i didn't applied to other colleges because i wanted to do graduation in ai or ml and in india the fees was very high so i thought to study in abroad. I was planned to take a drop year but then I got to know that jamia hamdard has ai and it is just started. So basically i chosed the course not the college. I didn't made to other colleges because i didn't applied for any Admission process is very simple, just fill the form and your name will come. Yes there are many exams accepted here but no need. If you are pursuing anything other than medical field then keep this university on your last option. And specially for engineering, taking a drop year will be better.

Faculty members were mostly PHDs, 80% of the teachers just came in class very late then just read the ppt or a book that was only on their table and then leave. They spend the whole semester in rescheduling or cancelling the class right just some minutes before when they were scheduled and then finishing the syllabus in the last week or giving it like assignment just for the sake of finishing the syllabus. No practical knowledge was given, we had computer lab which was worse than a cyber cafe shop. Some teachers also behave so arrogantly with students. The teachers had the qualification but they didn't know how to teach. Faculty members other than the teachers were also of no help. If we wanted to get some management, documentation work done then we have to run to the HOD's office or the main building for many times. All of them behave with a lot of attitude and don't they respond even when standing right in front of their face. They keep ignoring and just surfing on the internet.l