Cluster University of Jammu Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and they're always there to help us out. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. Exams are not too tough, so passing is doable. Plus, there are lots of fun contests and activities for us to take part in outside of classes.

Placement: The college didn't provide many job opportunities for us B.A. students. Only about 20% of us actually got placements. The average job offer we got was around 2-5 LPA. Most of the companies hiring were from news and media fields. They offered positions like content writers, historians, and researchers.

Campus: The campus is huge with everything we need. There are separate departments for each course. The facilities are okay, not the best. We have spacious classrooms, labs, and a library. They also offer hostel accommodation, and the food there is pretty good.

Admission: The faculty here is terrible when it comes to exams. There's no set schedule, and the syllabus keeps changing right before finals. How are we supposed to study properly with all this chaos? It feels like they care more about money than our education.

Placement: Placements here are really bad. The college doesn't provide any help with getting a job. If you do manage to get a job through them, the pay is only around 10-15k rupees per month, which is pretty low. It's really disappointing. I wouldn't recommend going to this college for that reason.

Campus: The college's facilities are not great. Girls' washrooms are clean, but boys' washrooms are super dirty. The classrooms are falling apart, with chipped paint and bad smells. The fans don't even work properly. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyoneit's just too gross.

Admission: The best thing about this college was the teachers. They were really smart and always ready to help. They had different ways to explain things to us. The teachers were nice, but some of the staff assistants acted a bit rude.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements, just one for a BBA student. They said it's because there aren't many opportunities for B.Sc. graduates. They should add more practical courses to help us learn hands-on skills.

Campus: I didn't apply for the hostel because of group politics and other reasons. There were only about 3-4 guards there. The college really needs better infrastructure and some of the staff could use more training.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They always support us to improve and do better. They make us work hard, which is good for getting good grades. The exams are okay, but you need to write a lot to get a high score. It's all about how much you write here.

Placement: I wanted to share that my college didn't help with finding jobs after graduation. But they did offer scholarships for further studies. Sadly, there were no internships available either. It was disappointing because many students were hoping for that experience. But since the fees were low, I guess that's why they didn't have internships.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with lots of departments. They're even building more buildings that'll be done in 5 years. This will help the college grow and offer more courses. I love that there's a football field, botanical garden, and museum on campus too. It's a cool place to study!

Admission: The teachers at SPMR College are super helpful and know their stuff. They're great at teaching too. The college is famous for B.Com and B.Com (Hons) courses. But sometimes it feels weird studying AECC subjects like EVS because we're doing B.Com. We end up studying subjects like Botany and even Hindi, which can be a bit odd for B.Com students.

Placement: The placement stats for 2023 are really good. The top package was INR 44.8 LPA, which went to a student at Lady Shri Ram College. Most students got jobs with an average package between INR 5.7 LPA and INR 11.8 LPA. The teachers at our college are awesome too.

Campus: The hostels here are cool. The food in the mess is a bit weird, but we can manage. The classrooms definitely need some work; the building looks like it could fall apart at any moment. It's kind of scary going to class not knowing if the roof will come down on us. Plus, there aren't any canteens on campus, which is a bummer.

Admission: The exams happen each semester. There are two types of tests: minor ones and major ones. The minor test covers unit 1, while the major test has questions from all 5 units. Teachers know their stuff and make sure we learn a lot.

Placement: The college doesn't have internships or job placements. But after finishing your bachelor's, you can go for a master's here or somewhere else. It motivates us to get ready for competitive exams.

Campus: The campus is alright, but the Wi-Fi is not for students. At first, the labs were not great for us pioneer students, but now they're getting better. They're adding the right tools and stuff we need for hands-on learning. It's helping us understand things better.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. They seem untrained and the quality of teaching is really low. The curriculum doesn't prepare you well for the industry. Exams happen randomly and too often, which makes it tough to keep up.

Placement: I didn't have any luck getting a job through the college because they don't bring any companies for placements. None of my friends from my batch have found jobs yet. We're all hoping the government will help us out with jobs soon so we can start living better lives.

Campus: The academic building is pretty old, built in the 90s, and hasn't been updated since. The classrooms don't have AC or good fans, so studying in the summer is tough. The new hostels don't have good internet, and there aren't any smart classes either.

Admission: The college's curriculum and professors are really good. The exams are designed so that if you go to class, you can easily score 60-70%. Just attend some lectures and review them before the exam, and you'll be all set for good grades.

Placement: The college studies were fine, but during my time there, there weren't any placement opportunities. No internships or training programs either. I heard they have some now, but only for those who qualify.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. The senior year classes have cool digital displays and projectors. You can use the free Wi-Fi everywhere. Plus, there are labs, a library, and a park to chill in. It's a nice place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really helpful. They know their stuff and are always there for us. The classes cover everything we need to know for the real world, so we feel prepared for our future careers.

Placement: I'm not sure how many students get jobs, but they do have placement drives sometimes. The companies that come are mostly from nearby areas, and only a few students actually get placed. But the good thing is, there are internships available at CSIR IIIM Jammu for students.

Campus: The classrooms have smart boards and speakers for teaching. Professors' voices are clear. Wi-Fi is available. Labs have high-tech instruments and all the needed chemicals. But there's no hostel yet.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out and explain things when we're confused. The course material makes sense to me, and this semester wasn't too tough. Exams are fair and on schedule, no waiting around. I'd say most students, like 75-80%, pass their exams.

Placement: I think around a quarter of students landed internships, which is cool. About 200 to 220 students from our course got jobs, which is awesome. The B.Sc. program lasts for 3 years. They organize activities and have helpful doubt sessions to help us learn more.

Campus: The facilities for our course are okay, but there's room for improvement. The classrooms need to be cleaner and the benches should be arranged better. Sometimes we get scratched by the nails on the benches, which is annoying. The library is decent, but there's not enough seating space.