JNU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The selection of the candidate to the integrated Ph.D. programs is done on the basis of entrance examination (70%) and viva-voice (30%), both conducted by the university. Candidates must possess a master? degree in computer science or mathematics or statistics or operational research or in any branch of science or bachelor? degree in any branch of engineering or MCA from this university or any other recognized university with at least 55% of marks.

The admission is for the applicants who want to do PhD. Applicants will be selected on the basis of an entrance exam and an interview. Those who don't qualify for either of them, won't be granted admission. Masters degree should be there.

There are two steps that needs to be cleared by the candidate. One is the entrance exam taken up by the college and the other one is an interview which needs to be cleared. Fellowships should also be there as it an eligibility criteria.

The Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology is a premier research organization in frontier areas of modern biology. To get admission in the PhD program, the candidate must be a postgraduate with atleast 50 percent marks. Then they are required to give the entrance exam and based on the same they are called for the interview.

Had a great chance of being a finest engineering college. Not our school, this particular University campus has some magic in it which makes everyone joined here to fall in love with it. I am very sure that my 5 five years in this university is going to be best memories forever.

Perfect management. Accommodation, food, standard of living great.

Positive thing is that faculty and department is very good. Campus is so good and clean. More importantly, in delhi to get such a beautiful campus is totally a bliss. Negitive thing is that politics is included in every thing.

I believe everything has their own positive and negative points its upon perception how you look. so there are very less negative points in this campus. I always learnd from this university either for society or myself.

According to me, coming to JNU has been an life-altering experience for me. It has taught to embrace people from different backgrounds equally and also lended me the confidence to speak out my mind, even when it is not a popular opinion, whenever I want to. Also, the freedom of personal space that one can enjoy in this campus, without falling prey to any judgement, is also very inspiring and motivating.

The college is good overall. Our department (Philosophy) is not that good, but still due to other courses I'll rate it highly in academics. The environment inside is political and that's not a bad thing. The politics here more often than not is healthy.