JNU Jaipur review

Management is not so good especially the administration department. They take a lot of time doing important actions. I felt their work is quite slow-paced.

The course curriculum is good as compared to other private colleges. The overall syllabus is quite sufficient. Before the start of the 2nd year, we had an industrial trip to different cities. After the end of the 2nd year, we had an internship for 1 month. One can do an internship from the college itself or any other reputed organization. Apart from academics, there are a number of extracurricular activities conducted periodically which improve student's overall personality. About placements, the companies which come for students in the life sciences department are very low. But companies from digital marketing, business-related backgrounds come a lot.

In previous batches, top life sciences companies like Pfizer had come for placements. But in our time, most companies were from a business background like Decathlon, HCL, Teleperformance, Genpact, etc. For the placements, the companies first conduct a lecture so that students get to know about the company and the job profile. Then there is a group discussion, the selected candidates are called for a personal interview. After the selections, they are sent the offer letter by the company. And the college does not conduct any such classes for students to groom them for the interview. Students get selected on their own personality and skills.

There are a lot of events celebrated in the college. Most of the major festivals like Lohri, Diwali, Holi, are celebrated every year. The annual fest Technorazz takes place in the month of September which has a lot of activities and contests in different areas. Students from different colleges come to take part in it.

As compared to other private colleges, the fee structure is very feasible because of which students from different states of India take admission here. Foreign students also take admission here. Mode of payment are cash, online transactions via net banking, bank challan, money order, etc There is the caution money that needs to be deposited at the time of admission, which is refundable, but takes a long time to refind after the degree completes. And there is a lot of transparency in transactions, as soon as the fee is paid, the computer-generated receipt is available.

Yes, the college offered a scholarship for students based on their performance in 12th boards. The minimum scholarship was of 7000 and the maximum was of 15000

Campus life is amazing here. We get to meet students from different parts of India. There is a lot of diversity. The gender ratio is somewhat equal. Easy to make friends here. Hostel life is also very amazing. As compared to other colleges, there is no such politics in our college and most students do not face any ragging issues.

Hostel rooms are good. They are cleaned every day. There are 3, 2, and single-seater rooms and with or without AC rooms available. Electricity and water supplies are very good. Very rarely there is any power cut.

We did not have any interaction with any alumni. Although interactions with seniors are there. They are okay.

It is a reputed institute in Jaipur. I got admission in this college because my cousin is an alumnus of this institution. I contacted the university through contact no. that is available on the internet. Then I filled the registration form. I visited the campus, then gave a personal interview, after which I paid the semester fees.

Every day there are 6 lectures. Somedays there are 3 lectures and then a lab work session of 3 hours. Every lecture is of 55 minutes. Most of the faculties are of the 25-35 age group. And most of them have a doctorate degree (PhD). Teachers are very good at handling students as well as in teaching. If there are doubts then they clear most of the time. The knowledge imparted by them comes handy a lot during the internship.