Jagannath University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I wasn't great at studying at first, but my teachers really helped me out. They're super supportive and made sure I understood everything. The course material is spot-on and prepares us well for job skills. Exams are challenging but not too hard.

Placement: I really like how Jagannath University partners with Bosch and Bridge for placements. They set us up with good companies that pay well and have manageable workloads. The average salary package for B.Tech students is about 3 LPA, which is pretty decent.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure that's reliable for both students and teachers. The faculty at Jagannath are really nice and always ready to help. They give us extra classes and support us in our studies. I didn't choose to stay in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful during exams. They give us notes and highlight important stuff. Exams are not too hard, just moderate. Some teachers can be a bit rude, but most of them are great and really nice. My favorite is the income tax teacher  they're awesome!

Placement: The college has a placement rate of 70-80%, with the highest salary being 10 LPA and the lowest being 4 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Flipkart, and KPMG come for recruitment. Everyone in our batch landed internships at big companies like USA International. The popular job roles are financial advisory and tax consultant.

Campus: The hostel rooms are clean and the atmosphere is nice too. The food they serve is really good and delicious. They have cleaners who tidy up the rooms before we come back. The hostel warden is friendly and nice to all the students.

Admission: The faculty here really cares about our future. They give us great facilities and motivate us to try new things. Plus, they help us find internships through their contacts. They're the best part of this college for sure!

Placement: They helped us get placements in our 3rd year, but mostly for future admissions. Big companies visited because of our faculty connections. Otherwise, not many companies come here. Students are good, but the university restricts job opportunities. Some end up joining as faculty instead.

Campus: The university doesn't offer much. They have a computer lab without computers and offer design classes without software. They also have a camera without a sensor. The faculty is great, though. They are seriously the best!

Admission: The management faculty here is super experienced and helpful. They're really qualified and supportive. They focus a lot on helping us improve ourselves and boost our confidence. Each teacher makes sure we know about all the events, workshops, and seminars happening.

Placement: There are around 10 companies that come for placements. Some of them are leo, vivo, concentrix varnali, tommy higlifier, people, and scout. The highest salary offered is 7 Lacs by these companies. Students get different roles based on their preferences and courses. Most companies focus on core profiles related to students' domains. The lowest salary offered is 2.5 Lacs.

Campus: The college has great lab facilities and well-organized classrooms. The library has all the books you need, plus there's Wi-Fi everywhere on campus and in the hostels. They really focus on sports here, and there's always first aid on hand. The campus is beautiful with green lawns and sports facilities next to the big buildings.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, they know their stuff and they help a lot. Exams happen twice a year, one in each semester, plus finals. They're not too hard if you study. In my class of 30, half didn't pass. The pass rate is only 72%. But honestly, it doesn't really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: In my class, there are about 30 students. The university doesn't offer that package. There are clubs for sports fans that hire students. Unfortunately, there aren't any internships available. The program has 4 specializations: orthopedic, neurology, cardiopulmonary, and sports. The college doesn't provide any job placements.

Campus: The college has everything you need classrooms, labs, libraries, gyms, pools, and Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is alright, not amazing. The medical facilities are good with lots of physiotherapy labs. They also have sports events every year.

Admission: The civil department faculty here is top-notch. Their teaching skills are amazing. They explain things in a practical way that helps students understand easily. The teachers are super qualified and always ready to help students in need.

Placement: A lot of companies are connected with the college. Many of my friends got jobs in different companies. I also got a job in a really good company. They organize conferences to help students. To join the placement cell, students just need to have at least 60% marks.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with two buildings one for classes and one for the cafeteria. There's a volleyball ground, basketball court, cricket pitch, and more. The hostel is really nice with good food, facilities, and labs.

Admission: The teachers in my course really know their stuff. They explain things well and are always ready to help with any questions we have. They've all got advanced degrees like master's and Ph.D. The course material is spot on and helps us learn a lot. The exams are tough, and how many students pass changes with each exam  usually around 70%.

Placement: I really like how we can choose to find our own placement or get help from the university for an internship. Adhar Hospital is one of the top companies that recruit students. Around 80% of us land internships as general physiotherapists through the university. It's a great opportunity for practical experience.

Campus: In my Bachelor of Physiotherapy course, we get to create machines that are connected to what we're learning. We also have labs for different subjects like exercise therapy and anatomy. The college has good hostels for both girls and boys. There's a mess that serves three meals a day plus snacks in the evening. Every year, the university holds a sports meet that goes on for three days. It's a fun time for students from different departments to compete in various games.

Admission: The teachers and staff are super helpful and really care about us. They're all experts and teach us in a way that's useful for real jobs. We go on industry visits and attend seminars often, which gives us hands-on experience.

Placement: I've noticed that our seniors got hired by some great companies with good roles, thanks to the college's placement support. They really help us find internships too. The average salary package is decent.

Campus: I really like the university in Jhajjar. The campus is awesome with lots of green gardens. They have hostels right on campus, which is super convenient. There's also a playground for when you need a break from studying. The lab is really well-equipped, and there's Wi-Fi all over the campus. And the hostel rooms are comfy and have everything you need.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know how to teach well. Most of them have Masters degrees. They offer two types of courses at this college. One is a yearly pattern where we take final exams at the end of the year, and the other is a semester pattern where we have finals every 6 months. The exams are not too hard or too easy, just the right level of challenge. The pass percentage varies for each course - for mine, it's around 50%.

Placement: I'm studying B. Pharmacy at Jagannath University. They have a placement cell here. Every year, about 8085% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is 41 lakhs per year, and the average is around 6.5 lakhs. Companies like HSBC, Infosys, and BOSCH come for placements.

Campus: The university campus is really big with separate buildings for each course. The classrooms can fit around 8085 students and Wi-Fi works everywhere. The library has lots of books spread across two floors. Hostels are available for both girls and boys, with good food served four times a day. Plus, there are plenty of sports facilities and grounds for all types of games. It's a great place to study and stay.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and helpful. You can ask them anything about your studies anytime. They teach us by doing practical stuff and solving real-life problems. Plus, they hook us up with internships, which is awesome!

Placement: I got my job through JIMS Institute in Delhi. When I graduated, most of my classmates found jobs at companies like Vivo, Jaro Education, and Concentrix. The pay was around 2.5 to 3 LPA for undergrads. About 80% of us got placed, which was pretty good.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure and facilities. There are 3 labs and 1 library where you can hang out anytime. It's a bit far from Delhi, so commuting daily can be tiring. But you can stay in the hostel they offer.