JNVU- the only govt uni in Jodhpur

There's was no particular aspect of curriculum I chose. I didn't want to waste my drop year so I took admission as you are not required to maintain 75% attendance. Exams aren't difficult if you study a bit. I used to study a month before exams and still aced them.

There's no registration fee and all fees are clubbed in a single amount which is around 3500 a year for students who get government funded seats. Fees for management category is around 14.5k per annum

No fests are conducted which is a major downside of this college. Sports week and debate competitions are conducted but other than that the term extra curricular activities is a taboo here. The only student run club here is political unions that stains the uni's reputation

The reason was low fees, no attendance obligations, was near to my home. You are admitted according to your 12th board marks and acceptance percentage of this college is quite high so you can easily get an admission.

Faculty to student ratio is quite good as there are around 30 students in a single batch. PhD scholars conduct classes upto second year and in the final year of your bachelor's, classes are taken by professors. Faculties, be it PhD scholars or professors are quite knowledgeable and experienced however they aren't easily approachable. A single annual exam was conducted when I was pursuing my bachelor's however the uni has implemented NEP so 3 exams are now conducted half yearly (quiz, midterm and endterm)

Gyms are present in hostels but are in shambles (I accidentally saw one). Libraries are okayish, they seriously need to fix the height of the tables. The collection of books is great though. There aren't any cafeterias in uni campus.