Honest review of Jindal Global University

In terms of relevance, our courses are taken directly from ivy leagues and some courses from Delhi Univeristy as well. That clearly proves the relevance. They have added skill courses as well as the emerging AI, that shows how they take care of the relevance.

They provide internships through superset, an app. They are not very good and the reach is bad. People usually don't take it very seriously and just find internships on their own. We require 4 internships of minimum 28 days to get our degree.

The tution fees is 3.5 lakhs, and residential fees is 2.5 lakhs per year with aprox 10% increase every year. We paid a security desposit of 50,000 in the start, registeration fees of 25,000 and one time admission fees of 15,000. For certain programs there may be developmental fees and lab fees but not for ours. There are various scholarships, merit based, special ones to SC/ST/OBC, excellence scholarship and COVID-19 relief scholarship.

Social life is peak in Jindal, you meet new people every day. However it may get overwhelming and you may find yourself lonely. Clubbing is done every thursday at a nearby place. Party culture is a lot and people go crazy for all kinds of stuff and alcohol.

We have 2 sharing, 3 sharing and 4 sharing which completly depends on your luck. I got 2 sharing in year 1 and now I got 2 sharing is 2nd year. We have a bed, study table, closet, attached washroom very clean (depends on roomates) and also drawers and a cupboard above the study table. Very comfortable hostel. Food is very nice is the mess it just gets boring as you keep eating the same food again and again. They tend to repeat the food a lot. We have 4 meals in a day and this is all included in the residentail fees only.

I wanted to go to NMIMS mumbai, I did not get in and Jindal was my back up, hence I chose this college. Other colleges like christ and symbiosis don't have such economics courses. Jindal had good faculty and a residential campus as well.

Faculty is very nice as I mentioned from the very best colleges they have all done PHD, they have immense knowlesge. They always help you out in the harsh times. The ratio is 20:1 I think. For courses, its graded out of 100 usually 50 internal and 50 external, for some courses it may be 70-30. The CGPA is out of 8, so if you score above 80, it is an 8/8.

There was a written test called JSAT which I gave and had the same syllabus as other competetive exam, it was help online only. After clearing that I had a personal interview. They asked me question about economics in general, why jindal, applied to any other college kind of questions. Just speak confidentaly and answer, they are very sweet in general.

The camous never sleeps just like new york. You will find people around all times of the day. Library is open 24/7, Gym is open from 5am-2am and cafes close around 1am in the night but however vending machines are there all across the camous and are very convineient. There are no hostel timings as such and classes vary largely for the timings, they start around 9am and end at 10pm, you may have 2-3 classes a day 1.5 hours each spread across they day.