JNU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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.

In French, there are many career scopes. Faculty members are very helpful and intelligent and well taught. All faculty members have done their Ph.D. and their teaching methods are very interesting. I had 2 exams in each semester in each subject Mid sem and end sem.

I have chosen a master's of science (physics). Here in the school of physical science 39 faculty are there of which 19 teach physics and 44 strength students. All faculties are highly qualified and did a lot of research in their field. The timing of term exams was about 6 months but due to covid it got disturbed. Exam level you can say above moderate

I have chosen this course because I have an interest in historical studies and also graduated in history Hons. Here we have imparted research oriented studies. The faculties take care of every individual student. The medium of instruction and exam is only English. There is a tutorial method for the overall development of students. There is a 10:1 ratio of students and teachers. The Faculties here are very supportive and are mostly senior professors. The University is very strict with its academic calendar. There is very much academic pressure and not any substitute for study.

I chose the MSC physics course because I want to pursue it and go for research in physics. And jnu is one of the leading universities in India for both sciences and language courses. Faculty to student ratio is also good. They select only 40 students for the course. The faculties are top quality and they teach the topics in a very easy way and are the top researchers in their field and published many books. As our sem started out late so to manage according to the academic calendar semester duration was reduced to 2.5 months with one mid-sem and end-sem examination. It is not easy to score in the exams as faculties set a tough paper.

I choose this course because I want to be a scientist and Jawaharlal Nehru university is one of the best platforms for that. The faculty is awesome, the professor did postdoctoral in their field. The teaching method is awesome because they connect abstract things by day to day life. The exam is not tough if you are disciplined with your syllabus

Lots of many students lots of students gets placement right after the language course many student also go for higher studies like BA MA PhD or maybe they also go for I studies in abroad. THERE IS LOTS OF SCOOPS OF JOB OPPORTUNITY AFTER COMPLETING THIS BA COURSE IN JAPANESE.

There are basically two examinations held every semester. Mid-term examination and end-semester examination. There are 4 semesters in total for this course. The level is up to the subjects. Some are difficult while some are moderate.

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