JNU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Students in last semester are eligible for placements . 23 companies visited the campus and more than half the students were placed. highest on campus placement was 16lpa and off campus was 33 lpa , while average placement was 11lpa. 55 percent students got placed. I plan to be either a software engineer or a musician.

Students become eligible for campus placement from 6th semester, 2/3rd of the batch got placed with an average of 11lpa, so many companies visit campus during placement season. The highest package was 33lpa and lower was 8lpa.

From 7th semester you are able to sit in campus placement.. people are doing internships from 5 th sem. 55.5 percentage student. Are placed in corporate sector. 10 percent people get job is government sector. 33 lacks was highest package.

After 7 th sem you are eligible for your placements. Placement in this university are decent. On an average 75 to 80% of students gets placements. Average pacage of B. Tech is 8LPA and the highest pacage ie 17LPA . it is good to pursue your passion and make your future bright.

According to my JEE Mains rank, I was not getting Computer Science and Engineering in the top 10 NITs. I was getting lower branches in top NITs like Civil /Mechanical/ Metallurgy. But I was passionate about Computer Science and decided JNU B.tech seeing its benefits in many ways. Faculty:-  All the faculty members here are highly qualified. They have done their Ph.D. from top IITs and they are really very helpful. Students to teacher ratio is decent approx 15:1.Some professors who are more interactive in nature easily manage to keep an eye on all students. The current curriculum is up to the industry standards. However, it defeats some NITs regarding the curriculum. The semester exams are quite difficult here. I mean you can't think of cheating here. If you are caught, your paper will be cancelled. Exams in B.tech(SOE) program are always on time. Our Centre take semester exam even before NITs.

As the school of engineering in JNU is a bit new, we had our first placement this year. The placements were quite good according to the scenario. The average package was 8.5 lakhs, and the highest package was 25 lakhs. Not only this, but we have also been getting offers from outside (the off-campus placements).

Campus placement is quite low because 1st placement occurs this year, and students become eligible for placement from 3rd year, The Highest package for students who placed was 36 LPA and the average is about 9-10, actual data will come at the end of placement percentage of students placed is low as many students change their course because there are lots of opportunities for another course, my plan is not clear because I am in 1st semester and I am still thinking about it.

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.

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.