There was a written test and an interview for the admission in this college. A Jindal specific exam with qaunts and verbal analysis was taken and an interview was taken by the faculty asking your reasoning for joining Jindal Global University.

The important factors that I considered were the 2 mandatory internships and also the opportunity to meet people from various educational and regional backgrounds. Apart from these, the location being near to Delhi is another reason because I wanted to learn about the environment in and around the city because I have plans of taking UPSC coaching from Delhi. When it comes to the demerits of the university, it's that many students are addicted to stuff like vape, alcohol, and weed creating an uncomfortable environment for studying. The university is a bit far from the city and hence we don't have any good restaurants nearby. When it comes to the admission process, first we had an entrance test called JSAT and if we managed to get 50% marks in it, we would be qualified for the interview and there would be no group discussion.

The vibrant campus, the facilities and its aura in general is what makes it a great environment. I did have to go through an online entrance exam and interview in order to secure my admission. However there was no group discussion as such.

The good aspects that I was thinking of to get into such a college were their international collaboration with other schools abroad. There was no Group discussion round for the selection process it was based on the Personal interview and the scorecard for your past curriculum.