Directorate of Distance Education, University of Jammu

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but they could step up their teaching methods. It would be cool if they were more serious during classes. I think they should do more practical sessions for both on-campus and online students. I noticed that online students don't have any classroom sessions, and when they do, they're not very helpful.

Placement: We didn't have any placement programs at our college. Companies didn't come to our campus to hire students. Even the senior batch didn't have any placement programs. Our university doesn't have a placement cell. We just went to classes and then had to find jobs on our own after getting our degree.

Campus: The college campus is pretty good, with a nice big library to study in. The teachers are okay, but their teaching style could be better. We have labs for hands-on learning, and a big sports ground with coaches and a gym for fitness. Overall, it's a decent place to study.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful when you need help understanding something. The course material is spot on  especially for commerce students like me. The exams are pretty straightforward, so as long as you study, passing is no problem.

Placement: This course is all online. The university gives you the degree online, but you gotta look for jobs yourself. They don't help with job placements. The course is alright, though. You can use it to apply for exams and land a entry-level job.

Campus: The campus and the department are really good. You can ask for help whenever you need it. This is an online course, so you mostly study from home. Sometimes we have classes, and they help us understand the course well. They also give us study materials to use.

Admission: The teachers at our college teach different subjects. They're helpful in class but not so much outside. The teaching quality could be better. We need teachers who can explain things clearly and give us a deeper understanding of each topic.

Placement: At Jammu University, there are lots of job opportunities for students. Every year, around 3 to 5 big companies come to hire us. The companies choose the best students, and most of the toppers get a job. But there's still room for improvement at the university. About 60% of the top students get job offers from these companies. The salaries depend on the job position. For example, if you get a job as a Computer Operator, you might get paid between Rs.10,000 to Rs.15,000. But if you land a gig as a Business Analyst, you could make Rs.40,000 per month. On average, students get around Rs.20,000 per month for various jobs. Companies like ICICI, Tech Mahindra, Hyundai, and some banks visited during my time at the university. They offered roles like Receptionist, Assistant Manager, Sales Executive, Marketing Manager, Business Analyst, and Computer Operator. Jammu University also offers internships to postgraduate and professional students after each semester. The stipend can range from Rs.2,000 to Rs.4,000, giving us a great chance to learn and earn. Some lucky students even get selected for these internships.

Campus: The university has all the facilities you need. The classrooms are clean and well-maintained. They've put a lot of money into the buildings. The campus is really clean, which makes it nice to walk around while studying. The food is good and affordable, so students often hang out there to grab a bite. There's a hostel for students from far away, but even locals can stay there if they want. Overall, things are pretty good, but there's room for improvement. They could update some stuff to keep up with today's students.

Admission: This college is definitely the best for academics. The faculty here is super nice and helpful. They're always there to help us with any questions we have. When we graduate from here, we'll be ready for jobs. It's a great place for any student. The teachers are really supportive and work hard for us. They're always open to answering questions and helping with any issues we have.

Placement: The college has a great track record for placements in recent years. They offer workshops to help us improve ourselves, which will be useful during job placements. There are plenty of opportunities here, along with excellent academics.

Campus: I had a great time learning here. The campus has everything we need, like a library and a big lab. The academics are top-notch too. I love the campusit's really cool.

Admission: The teachers and staff at the college are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. Most of them have Ph.D.s, which is cool. They are super helpful to all of us students and even the alumni. The principal and other staff are nice too.

Placement: The job opportunities here are not amazing since it's a government university. Only about 10-15% of companies from North India come for placements. But I still think it's a good university because they offer a variety of courses on campus.

Campus: The campus here has awesome Wi-Fi, labs, medical facilities, hostels, food, classrooms, libraries, auditoriums, outdoor and indoor grounds, and sports facilities. The electricity and security are also top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: I really like this college. They offer a variety of courses like B.A., B.Sc., B.Com, M.A., M.Sc., M.Com, B.Ed, and LLB. The education system is great, and the teachers are really good at teaching. I suggest other students consider enrolling in this university.

Placement: This university doesn't offer any placement services. They only give out certificates after the course. You have to look for a job on your own because the university doesn't help with placements. That's the only downside, they should offer placement opportunities.

Campus: The campus is pretty nice. The classrooms are well laid out and everything looks well-kept. The toilets are clean too, which is a plus. Overall, the infrastructure is good and students don't have any issues with it.

Admission: The teachers at the Distance Education Department of University of Jammu were really good. They knew their stuff and helped us a lot. We had classes for 15 days where they taught us. It would've been better if we got to see how things work in the real world. But overall, the course was helpful.

Placement: In our M.Com course at Directorate of Distance Education, University of Jammu, there weren't any placements or internships because it's a correspondence program. However, if you do M.Com regularly at University of Jammu, you can expect placements and industry exposure through internships.

Campus: The campus has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, medical facilities, and sports. Unfortunately, our campus didn't have Wi-Fi, but the classrooms and library were great. The classrooms and labs were good quality, and the canteen food was good too. The hostel rooms were nice, and I didn't have any problems with the infrastructure during my time at the university.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super helpful. Exams are okay, but grading can be tough, making it hard to pass all subjects. Overall, the teaching is top-notch.

Placement: This college is a government one, so they don't offer internships or placements. Even though it's run by the government, I find it really good compared to other colleges. Not much to say, but I think it's top-notch because that's just my personal view.

Campus: The facilities here are really good. The canteen serves good food, and the library is nice too. I like the classrooms with digital boards. They also have courts for badminton and volleyball, plus a big playground. It's a cool place to study and hang out.

Admission: Jammu University is the best place to study. The teachers here are really smart and always help us with our questions. The courses are great and really help all of us students.

Placement: Placements in Jammu are scarce because there aren't many industries. It's hard to get high marks at Jammu University since they grade tough. Only some students graduate on time and find jobs quickly. Placements go to students with high grades in their degree.

Campus: The college's campus is top-notch with great facilities. Every department has internet access. The classrooms are nice, and they even have medical services available. Overall, it's a well-equipped college.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are helpful. The courses set you up well for jobs in accounting or management. Exams are fair and most people pass with a score of 60-70%.

Placement: The salary packages here are pretty decent. They range from 80,000 rupees to 2.5 Lakhs per year. Byju's is a big company that hires a lot of students for manager roles in private banks. About 10% of us get internships, usually in places like Byju's, Aakash, or Mahindra. It's cool to work as a marketing manager or a teacher during internships.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is kinda slow, but it's there. Labs are top-notch, classrooms are good with nice ventilation. The library is cool too. Hostel rooms are just okay. Food quality is alright, but the canteen rocks and is cheap for us. Medical stuff is okay, and sports are fun 'cause we got a big playground thanks to Jammu University.