JNU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I always wanted to learn a foreign language and Russian specifically caught my attention because of its rich literature and culture also Russian is a difficult language to learn so I took it as a challenge The faculty consists of 7 members 4 professors and 3 PhD scholars the faculty is great, all the members have been and stayed in for a decent time also the professors are quite experienced and teach really well all 4 professors have done their master's and PhD from Moscow state university Russia, their teaching method is really simple and easy to understand, they respect the fact that the language is new to us and focus individually on each student of the class The faculty is also very supportive and actually put effort to make the students understand better As mentioned before Russian is a difficult language to learn so the exams are also difficult to pass there are generally 3 sessionals and an end sem examination per semester its easy to ace if you attend classes daily

Honestly, I chose a foreign language because I observed one could get a job immediately after graduation if you've learned well enough. That too is German because I feel it has the largest market in this sector and less supply. Center of German Studies (CGS) is one of the strictest centers in the School of Languages. The teachers are quite punctual and gritty. However, at the moment, due to a lack of professors, a lot of Ph.D. students teach BA students. The faculty is highly educated, be it the likes of Prof. Babu Thaliath, Prof. Shambhavi Prakash, Prof. Rosy, and so on. You can check out the JNU official page for further details. Different teaching methods are used to make topics interesting and engaging, even though the exams are not monotonous, they can be written, oral, speaking, or listening. The exams are not very difficult if you've paid attention to the classes. You're expected to commit mistakes.

Language and literature have always intrigued me and Jawaharlal Nehru University seemed an appropriate place to learn languages as it is credited with NA++ also u get to learn other languages other than from your main course, The teaching method is intense, and the courses are deep and requires thorough knowledge of the language we are learning, also number of exams taken in any semester is quite high which demands rigorous practice and command of the language. There are about 6 main professors assigned to a strength of 40 students in each semester along with 6 subjects. Terms exams are held quite regularly and the last two semesters have been particularly problematic because of courses like translation and literature.

From the 4th semester, it is expected to be doing internships, though basic ones because they build your confidence and help you do anything you want to. They also help you to get campus placements as you need at least one internship certificate for the same.

3rd semester students are eligible for placements Here Amazon, Samsung, Oracle, Accunture, Optum etc. 70% of students getting placed The highest package from here is 13 lakh and the average package is 5-6 lakh

As this course is offered newly but the placement is good enough in the first batch of placement they got 28 students placed out of 80 students and they got a package really good as per expectations, they got an average package of 12 lakhs.

Referring to the Integrated Course on Computer Science and Engineering, the student-faculty ratio demands substantial improvement. The present faculty is educated and experienced. The teaching method of the faculty might not be easy to sync with, and thus, may require attention. In the context of pursuing various exams, JNU remains the best place to carry on. Clubs are active and handled by the students, which may be a benefitting ground if you expect to learn things and join hands to pace your projects. The syllabus and course schedule is not as strict(less cumbersome) as their competing colleges. Schedule, as such, may be an issue over time as the University doesn't ask the pupils for mandatory internships post their 6th semester. The research scenario over here is in its developing phase and is growing to gain attention. For a competitive exam enthusiast, this might be a better place to pursue engineering.

Since JNU is essentially a research institute, a majority of the students here pursue higher studies in academia rather than looking out for jobs. Still, that doesn't mean absolutely zero placement interests or opportunities. One can apply through the placement cell of the university and can grab a job offering a decent package. Talking about myself, I am a UPSC aspirant and belong to the other major lot of students from JNU, apart from those who pursue academics.

As I already discussed earlier, the school of engineering is too new( established in 2018 ). Still, the placement of the first two batches is pretty good, with an average package of 8 LPA. The highest package offered was 16LPA. However, some students cracked off-campus placements too, with a CTC of 33LPA. On average, there is a 70% placement. Once you get into JNU, you can't be sure that you end up being in the corporate sector. Many students from the school of engineering are preparing for UPSC and MBA. Some opted for a language course. Yup, who knows when you'll get to know your interest. I think JNU is the best place to explore what you want to pursue.

I am studying Japanese at JNU which means that after doing this course you can go to a corporate and earn money easily. If you are not good in math and you wanted to work in corporate this is the easiest way to go. This is Central University which why student-faculty ratio is quite Good it's 20 students per teacher All the professors are Highly qualified They join the instruction after passing the NET exam and they completed her/his PhD JNU follow a sessional pattern no the term exam which means that you have to give 3 sessional exams that you have to pass 2 and then END term exam JNU offers world-class student that why it is very difficult to pass the exam if you cannot study 2-5 hours daily