JKLU through my Lens

They teach every course in a proper planned manner. We are more inclined towards practical work rather than theory or class work to understand the reall world applications. We do have a display and evaluation at the end of every course and then we have juries at the end of each sem which allows us to correct our mistakes that we have done during evaluation and the course and to get better on that particular area

I do not have very good knowledge about that but what I know is my seniors got good internship opportunities, if not from the they are so skilled in their field that they even got intern off campus too. I have no ideas about the projects but last month I got to know that our senior got inter in uber.

The fee here is very less as compared to other higher design colleges. The fee increases by around 10% every year but as a student who joined last year I have less idea about it. The college also provides very amazing scholarships and policy is very helpful, even I got 50% scholarship when I took admission and it helped me a lot financially. Also your scholarship gets extended if your grades are good.

I would say it's the students that makes campus life better, and campus life is amazing here you get to involve in club activities. We do have various clubs that organise activities every week and make the place happening. We have annual events like Sabrang which generally happens in October it continues for 3 days and we have various competitions going on in different places of campus throughout the 3 days and then have fun and enjoy during night. We have events which are department oriented like jaipur design week and design guru day for design students in every sem and hackathon for btech students. We do have LRC (learning resource centre) which is our library and have lots of books and is a best place to get silence. All our classes are smart and do have speakers and mic for good communication.

I live here in the campus hostel and the hostel are very nice here. We have twin sharing rooms which includes 2 study table, 2 chairs, 2 beds, 2 mattresses, 1 common side table, large window, balcony I'm every room. We do have ac and non ac both rooms. I am in the AC one which is very well and the reparing happens very often an included in hostel fee. Mess food is a bit not well because all the students are from all over the India and it is quite common to have different tastes but it is adjustable and sometimes very good too. We have breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner which have specific time duration and the mess manager is very friendly and not very strict about time. There is no registration process you just need to come to campus or talk to the office and confirm that you will be staying in campus and you get a room after completing the formalities and the fees when you finally wish to shift in hostel.

The admission process was similar to almost all the colleges. In which they took a entrance exam (good part was it was an offline exam for me) it was a design oriented paper and also with some basic knowledge of science and maths. Eligibility criteria was to have passed 12th class. Application forms were available on the websites and all the details too available there. There are no as such reservations based on caste but only based on merit and NID and uceed scores. During the announcement or results of entrance exam I didn't got to know how am I evaluated and on what criteria I got 50% scholarship which was something I didn't like and I think should have a clear results for that.

Very easy to approach and interact with them. Very friendly and helping. Support you everytime you find difficulty in doing anything.. all our faculties are NID and IIT graduates. We do have 1 mentor assigned to about 6 students (same batch) from all the years in which we meet often and discuss about our lives (campuslife, personal life, problems in academics, or anything), which I find is quite good when you have someone to talk to.