Central University of Jammu

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They're good at what they do. Exams are fair, you just need 50% to pass. They show your marks in CGPA. The teaching quality is great. Teachers are friendly and helpful. The campus vibe is nice and positive.

Placement: I took this course to land a job in banks or financial places. The university is awesome, and the teachers are super helpful. The campus is pretty new, but still some building work is happening. And guess what? They even have Jammu's first ISRO Center on campus!

Campus: The college has a medical center and offers indoor and outdoor sports. The canteen is clean and serves good food. There are various labs on campus and students can enjoy basketball, table tennis, badminton, and football. It's awesome that this is a government college because it benefits the students a lot.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty strict about being on time. We gotta wear lab clothes in labs and dress nicely in other places. They explain things well, but the exams can be tough to pass.

Placement: Our college has really good connections with big companies like Amazon, Deloitte, and EY. Every year, a lot of students get hired by these companies after they graduate. It's all about how good you are at your job. Some students even got jobs with salaries as high as 16.8 Lacs per year.

Campus: The library here is awesome! They have tons of books and online stuff. And guess what? We get library cards for free! Plus, the hostel is super safe with good security systems. No need to stress about safety here.

Admission: The faculty at this college is amazing. They are really friendly and approachable. I never feel nervous talking to them. The exams are fair and even average students can pass easily. The courses are designed to help us become better teachers. Overall, I'm happy with my experience here.

Placement: I really like Bhartiya College of Education. It's one of the best colleges in our city for the Bachelor in Education program. More students get in every year. They also help students find jobs after graduation. What I love most is how much they care about us students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They have everything you need for your course. The hostel is nice, and the canteen, sports, and games are all great. If you're searching for a good college in your city, you should check this one out.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They work hard, are super helpful, and really care about us students. They all know their stuff and are pros in their fields. The exams are fair, and the best part is that you can review your test after grading. You can even talk to your teacher if you have any concerns about your marks.

Placement: I was one of the 40 students in my course. We all got in by passing an entrance exam. Once we finished, a lot of us landed jobs in colleges and schools. Some even went on to do Net Jr. and work towards a Ph.D. It's cool to see where everyone ended up after all that hard work.

Campus: The university had nice facilities like libraries, labs, and classrooms with good ventilation. But the hostels were a bit of a downside. The food and rooms were fine, but they were really far from the university. It could be tough for students to get to class on time because of the distance.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. The course can be tough, and sometimes it's hard to understand why some students don't pass. It's not the most practical for getting a job right after graduation. But overall, the teachers are great  they know their stuff. There are a few subjects where we could use more teachers, though.

Placement: I found that after graduating from this college, there weren't any job placements available. However, during the 5th semester, there were internship opportunities. It's a bit disappointing that the college doesn't provide any job offers after graduation, so you'll need to search for a job on your own.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at college doesn't work well. The labs and library are good though. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. Medical facilities and sports aren't available either. The canteen doesn't serve good food either.

Admission: The professors here are awesome and really helpful. They teach well and the course content is great. It might not prepare you for a job right away, but it's perfect if you want to do research or go for a Ph.D. or teaching career.

Placement: In my course, there's not much focus on improving skills and there aren't many job opportunities available. But if you pass exams like UGC NET, you can go for a Ph.D. for research. The good part is you can get around 35k - 37k per month as a stipend.

Campus: Even though some parts of the college are being worked on, the areas that are finished are great and have lots of space. The department has really nice labs and libraries with good Wi-Fi. The food in the hostels is tasty too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and know their stuff. They all have Ph.Ds and are super helpful. The teaching is great, but the course material is a bit outdated. It doesn't really prepare us for working in the industry. Exams are okay, not too hard, but they grade pretty tough. You need at least 35% to pass.

Placement: The college doesn't help students with placements or internships. Students struggle to find opportunities after graduating.

Campus: Our college has modern facilities like Wi-Fi, science labs, smartboard classrooms, and a library. Girls have hostel options, but boys don't. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus. We do have a small medical room, though. Sports aren't a big deal here.

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and know their stuff. When I finished my BSc, I did a research project worth 12 credits. Then, in my MSc, I did another one worth 18 credits. These projects are super useful if you want to do a PhD later on, whether it's here or overseas.

Placement: After finishing our course, a lot of students decided to pursue a PhD. Others opted to work in schools or coaching centers like Unacademy and PW. On average, people make about Rs. 50,000 a month from coaching jobs. But if you go for a PhD, you can expect to earn anywhere from Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 80,000 per month.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities. There are labs for different subjects like nuclear, electronic, molecular, optics, and solid state. Wi-Fi is everywhere in the department. The classrooms have AC and air purifiers. Plus, there's a library just for science students.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They work hard and have a lot of experience. They're helpful and always there for us. We have two small tests and one big test each semester. You need at least 50% to pass, but you should aim for a 7.5 SGPA for a good record.

Placement: There are only two batches of Bachelor of Technology so far since it started last year. As a result, there aren't any placement records yet. However, we do have ISRO and DRDO departments on campus which provide opportunities for placements with good packages.

Campus: The classrooms are clean and look new. They have smart boards. Each department has Wi-Fi, and the hostel has Wi-Fi too. In the mess hall, there's a smart TV. The food is okay, and the library is decent. There are clubs for different sports and activities.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have Ph.Ds and know their stuff. The exams can be tough, but most of the time they're not too bad. The pass rate is usually around 70% to 80%.

Placement: I studied B.Sc. Physics at this college and unfortunately, there are no placements available for my course. However, I heard that students in the MBA program have been getting placed with an average salary of 4 LPA. Placements are also available for other courses like B.Tech.

Campus: The university is still building, so the buildings aren't super nice yet. But the library, Wi-Fi, and classrooms are all good. There's a canteen, SBI ATM, and Jammu & Kashmir bank on campus. They have a sports room with lots of equipment for playing games.