Jain honest review
Likes
- I like the lively nature and how active the campus is
- I also like the club opportunities that we get at this university as it helps us build on the profile that we currently have
Dislikes
- There is a lack of tissue papers in the washroom of the university
- There is no transport offered to students who live far away and you will have to rely on public transport to commute to the university
Remarks :
We had to give the JET (Jain entrance test) where in we were asked a variety of questions from logic, reasoning and comprehension. My interview was taken by the course faculty and the questions that were asked were relevant to the course and why did I pick the course. To prepare for the exam, it's better to study from NCERT textbook and look at questions given there. For the interview round just make sure you are ready to answer subject based questions and any personal questions.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course that I'm currently doing in bachelor's in English, journalism and psychology. The reason I chose this course was because it is a multi disciplinary course which will enable me to see what carreer options that I can choose later on as it will give me more exposure. The faculty is decent, in terms of giving material to study from and the classes are really interactive as sometimes the teachers also ask us to interact and teach the class. Although most of the time they follow a normal lecture method where we are just listening to the teacher and taking running notes. The exams were conducted on time and they were relatively difficult as we had to apply the concepts that we had to study about since I have given my first sem exams, this was my experience. In terms of exam they follow the UGC guidelines which means you have to have 75% of attendance and above otherwise you won't be able to get your hall ticket and write your exam.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The yearly fee for general students is typically 1,50,000 inr per year. So if you are planning to do a diploma(4 year degree) it will be almost 4 lac odd. The fees is affordable considering what you have to pay attention other universities.
Campus Life :
youth fest and a psychology related fest related to sustain development goals by the UN conducted in the month of March. It was a 3 day event which was related to psychology and AI in collaboration with the psychology department of our school which is school of social sciences and humanities. The university itself provides the textbooks for each sem although you do have to get it from the in house stationery shop and pay a reasonable amount for the textbook, the library has a vast amount of books ranging from journals, newspapers and various types of books. The classrooms are decent size and hold all the classes and each course has its own designated floor, as for example since I'm in BA EPJ (English, psychology and journalism) our classes are conducted on the 9th floor. There are many clubs on this campus, one of the most active clubs is abhijna which is the psychology club and there is always something going on in that club, they have an instagram account where they update stuff
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Course Curriculum Overview :
There are top rated faculties which are present in the college who have pursued MBBS and MD degrees from top colleges and have for an exam to become a professor in this college and the teaching skills are pretty great as they make a topic pretty easy to understand for students
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Placement Experience :
The placement and job opportunities are good in our college. Our college provides us only with UG Courses so most of the students pursue higher education after that. The placements are good in our college. If I talk about internships so they are very good. Our college provides both paid and unpaid internships to students.
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Placement Experience :
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Course Curriculum Overview :
All the faculties are extremely well qualified from top institutions of the world and they are all extremely approachable and nice. The term exams we had were split like CP1, CP2, and CP3 of 20+25+25 marks each. They were some easy ones, and some application based, which develops the engineering thinking mindset