Jamia Hamdard University Delhi, New Delhi Comparison

I have spent a year in Jamia Hamdard University boy’s hostel. This makes me eligible to answer your doubt.

The mess and laundry facility are nice but quite costly. During winter, there is a geyser facility at the hostel. Only the MHR hostel has an AC facility. But it costs around 1,45,000 to get a bed in this hostel, and the rooms are two-seater. 

To buy milk and milk products, you can go to the Mother Dairy booth. Grocery shops, amul corner, cafeteria, and other canteens are all located close to the hostels. 

There are much cheaper flats at the Tughlakabad extension. But flats have food-related issues. It becomes hectic to manage your studies and cooking simultaneously. But if you can manage this, then flats are a more cost-efficient choice in this case. 

The hostel facility is sufficiently good, but the cost is on the higher side. 

Jamia Hamdard University in India offers a Bachelor's degree in Food Technology, as well as a Master's and PhD program in the same field. There is a well-equipped laboratory and highly experienced faculty members who provide hands-on training to the students. 

One of my friends is currently pursuing B.Tech in Food Technology from Jamia Hamdard University. The program is relatively new and he says that not many companies or organizations offered internships to students although M.Tech students in Jamia Hamdard received excellent internship and placement offers. 

Overall, the university has a reputation for providing a good education in the field of Food Technology

During a college interview for a B.Pharma program at Jamia Hamdard University, you can expect to be asked a variety of questions related to your interests, qualifications, and motivation for pursuing a career in pharmacy. Moreover, if you are unaware of the kind of questions asked, you might even flunk the interview. Usually, the interview lasts for 30 minutes, although some may be longer. A typical pattern of a general interview is as follows:

• A small introduction talk for 5 minutes
• A 15-minute discussion of your background and profile
• A five-minute question round 
• A five-minute conclusion of the interview

A few sample questions you can prepare for beforehand are 

• Tell me about yourself?
• What are your two best points?
• What are your two weakest points?
• What interests you outside of pharmacy and getting into pharmacy school?
• What do you do in your spare time?
• Why do you want to be a pharmacist?
• When did you decide pharmacy was a good career choice for you?
• What steps have you taken to confirm that you want to be a pharmacist?
• What do you think being a pharmacist entails?
• What do you feel are the most important qualities of being a good pharmacist?
• Why do you want to attend [Pharmacy School Name]?
• What do you look for in a good pharmacy school?
• Why do you want to go to school here?
• Why should [Pharmacy School Name] choose you over other candidates?
• What do you know about the [Pharmacy School Name] program?

Prepare accordingly and ace the interview!