JNU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Actually, I chose the course in JNU to prepare for the CIVIL Services examination as we have a nice talk about JNU regarding CIVILS. Faculty: student is 1:10(depends on the courses). Every faculty is a Ph.D. scholar. Term exams happen according to the academic calendar and to pass the exams we have to study 2-3hrs per day.

Currently, we are the third batch of engineering and the first batch started in 2018 only so for now there are no placement stats in engineering but JNU M.tech placements are very good and a placement cell is formed for engineering students.

Our school is a new school established in 2018 and any batch had not graduated yet. So the placement scenarios cannot be told here but there is an active placement cell functioning in JNU which tries its best to bring the top-notch companies to our campus. You become eligible for placements in the final year of your degree. My plans are to get campus placement in a good company after completing this degree.

SoE started 4 years ago so there is no pass-out batch. So no placements. But many students are interning at good companies Chegg, geek for geeks, IBM, etc. Placements will start after the passing out of the first batch.

As this course is started in 2018 and the course is of 5 years so from engineering batches no student has passed out. But here placement cell is there. As I got to know 200 companies are coming for placement to our first batches. Jnu has its connections so don't need to worry about placement much.

You can do an internship whenever you want but the college provides placement after 4 years of b.tech means for m.tech students Google, tcs, Wipro, Qualcomm, adobe. There is not any placement till now the first batch will be passed out in 2023 Want to pursue mba from iim

Good aspects:1.freedom to choose subjects from other centers 2.gender equality3.Internationally collaborated research work4.Library open for 24 X 7 only closed for 3 hours in the morningBad aspect:1.heavy propaganda of either left or right. keep your eyes, mind open. there are instances of intellectual rigidity.Newly created in JNU named as SOE. So, there aren't much blogs but you can search on Quora regarding SOE, JNU some posts have been madeYou can also visit official site of SOE, JNU. Link-https://www.jnu.ac.in/se Fee structure:Link:https://jnuse.quora.com/FEES-at-JNU-School-Of-EngineeringFees is economically structure with income of family or earning person.Hostel fee=22,000 per year + mess bill (2,500-3000) per month

Curriculum is designed specially to designed to bring out Engineers with social knowledge into the society. It's the curriculum which attracted me to prefer this over NITs. We are all provided with well-qualified faculty. We even have few ex-IIT professors. Teaching is pretty good. Exams are conducted on time every semester regardless of what, even during corona pandemic times, our exams are done almost on time in online mode. And it's not difficult to pass, but at the same time, it's not really easy to score high.

It's in Delhi, my main intrest was in cs field and wasn't selected in top 7 NIT. So i opted for JNU because it was in Delhi and I can attend classed in iit Delhi as i know some professors there. And i will also get the exposure of free and social environment which a surely got. So was interested in getting to iit delhi

A old institute with new course sounds like good. College is a good idea. Going to college is a good idea.On average, people with two-year college degrees make 36% more than people with high school degrees. During the most recent recession, the employment rate for people with college degrees was 9% higher than the rate for people holding only a high school diploma.