Jamia Millia Islamia University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The program is arrange in such a manner that you will learn each and every thing from the beginning. You will be provided with the notes made by the faculty that would be easier for you at your all minute preparation. Level of exam is moderate. You can expect few tricky questions and you get good amount of break between 1st and 2nd sessional as well as for your final exam. If you have prepared well in sessionals it will be easy for you during your final exam.

I chose this course because I have an interest in biology and the department of biotechnology Jamia is very famous, it has a large number of projects currently running. Biotechnology is a good course for a person belonging to a biology background. It has a wide scope and huge demand in pharmaceutical and other research industries. The faculty-student ratio is good. There are 12 faculties and every year a guest faculty is appointed. All the faculties are highly qualified with 15-20 years of experience in the research field. The teaching method is good, explains everything very well. The term exams occur a little late every sem because it is a university and it has to conduct an examination of all departments at the same time, it will take a month to complete the exam. The exams are not difficult, if you have read sincerey you can easily pass and can also score a good GPA.

After 12th, I gave NEET exam. Unfortunately, I couldn't get enough scores. After MBBS, Biotechnology was my favourite. So, I decided to go for it. Since I live in this area of Jamia and had heard a lot about this university and has a good reputation and consistently good ranking in the national ranking system. So, Jamia was the best choice for me. The faculties are nice. You don't have to worry about the faculty and students ratio because it is sufficient. Around 1 faculty for 25 students for each subject. PhD scholars are more supportive and guide in study and goals. No doubt Teachers are highly qualified. Trained mostly in the USA, Germany etc. Term exams are almost timely except for a lag in Covid time. Sessional and practical are held almost on time. If you study regularly, then it's very easy to pass. Passing the exam is not a tough thing because if you are here you are a good student and so no issue to pass.

B.Sc. Biotechnology is a very good course for one who has an interest in both Biology and Technology. This course has 6 semesters of 6 months each. Due to COVID-19, I completed my 4 Semesters in online mode. My all faculty members had taught me in online mode through Google meet and also all internal and final semester examinations had taken place in online mode via open-book examinations in pen-paper mode. All the faculty members are very supportive and taught fluently. They used to help every student and also motivate everyone. All the faculty members had qualified and completed their Ph.D. And postdocs from IITs and universities abroad. Jamia's teaching method is awesome and exams are not too hard if prepared well.

For a biotechnology course, you need to do a master's for a higher package. But after graduation, you can also opt for a better job but if your expectations are high then you should go for masters. The highest package is 14lpa average package is 4lpa. Nearly 2t percentage get placement in ug course. My plan is will go for a master's.

After completing BSc, MSc or PhD students become eligible for campus placements. In 2020 total of 52 companies participated in campus placements. And the highest package is 41 lac per annum. And the average package is like 5 lac per annum. No of the students getting placements is like 257. My plan after getting a degree is that I will do further studies like MSc and then PhD because it's better if you want a beautiful job for you.

The college management surprisingly, truth be told, is very quick in their work. You would normally expect things to take their usual bureaucratic/government time to work but it really doesn't here. Apart from the minor hiccups one can get when one is made to run between departments to get some stuff sorted, it is overall really good. The 'running here and there' too in my opinion is important as it prepares us for the outside world. The world isn't all good and with rainbows and unicorns flying around. A whole lot of people exist and we need to learn to cooperate, tackle, take things in our stride and learn to just let minor things go. College prepares you for that.