Jagran Lakecity University

Admission: The professors here are super helpful with assignments, doubts, and notes. They teach in a unique way that really sticks. The faculty also sets up site visits to give us a taste of the real industry. We have 2 exams each semester, but they're not too hard if you study well. You need to pass with a 40% average from mid-semester and end-semester marks. After mid-terms, just chat with the teachers to figure out what you need in the final to pass. It helps a lot!

Placement: Around half of my classmates got jobs after college. The salary you get depends on what field you choose, so choose wisely. The university has ties with big companies like Sarva Foam Ind., Taj Hotel, and more. For internships, they offer a variety, including a police internship where you can earn a government certificate. It's important to do the tasks in person to improve your skills and time management. The university has its own portals to help with placements. The faculty even helps you with your resume. You can apply to any company you like, and they usually call you for an interview within a week. Sometimes they even do surprise interviews to see if you're prepared.

Campus: JLU is the top university in Central Asia. The best part is the pyramid in the middle of the campus it's really cool. The classrooms, labs, and canteens are all top-notch. The food in the canteen and hostel is delicious. The hostel rooms are comfy, and the mess timings are fixed. If your lectures run late, you can let your professor know and head to the mess. If you're into sports, JLU is the place to be. Excelling in sports can help you succeed in everything, even at the national level. The medical facilities are great too, with a special room stocked with everything you need to get better.

Admission: I really like how the teachers and staff are always there to support us. This course is helping me get ready for my future plans. The exams are fair for students who put in the effort. You need to get at least one-third of the total marks to pass.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 70% to 80%. The rest find jobs on their own. The average salary is about 3.6 LPA. Companies like Bansal and Aajtak come for placements. Almost all students end up doing internships at media companies. You can work as an anchor, reporter, photographer, or copywriter.

Campus: I really like Jagran Lakecity University because of its awesome infrastructure. They've got brand new buildings and cool stuff like labs and smart classrooms. Plus, Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The food is tasty and doesn't cost much, which is great for us students. And there are separate grounds for different sports, making it easy to play whatever you're into.

Admission: The engineering & technology department has super helpful faculty. The course gets you ready for placements. Exams are chill because they're based on what they teach you.

Placement: If you get a CGPA of 7 or higher, you can apply for top companies. Having a higher CGPA increases your chances of getting placed. I studied BCA Hons. in data science, and there are companies that focus on data analytics and management. The average salary package usually ranges from 3 to 4 LPA.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with air-conditioned classrooms and a cool auditorium. The canteens are pretty good too. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The hostels are really nice, with a mess, gym, sports, games, and medical help available.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really care about each student. We do cool stuff like debate and moot court which boosts our confidence. The semester exams aren't too hard if you study well. About 40% of students pass them.

Placement: Around 40% of us got jobs after finishing our studies. We all have to do an internship as part of our course. Lots of students are interning at the High Court of Madhya Pradesh and even at Amazon.

Campus: The classrooms are huge with comfy seats, tables, and smart boards. Wi-Fi only works outside the classrooms and around campus. The library is massive with a whole floor just for law books. The Wi-Fi is decent, the food in the mess hall is top-notch, and the campus is super green makes you feel happy to be there.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. They make the classes interesting and make sure we're ready for the industry. Exams aren't too tough because of how well they teach. Plus, you only need a 6 CGPA to pass.

Placement: I'm studying at a college with a lot of students in my law program. It's known as one of the best private colleges for law. I got offered a job with a salary of 1,90,000, which is fixed. Most students here get placed in internships or jobs  around 90% of us.

Campus: The college has everything we need, like JLU wifi. Our classroom has working fans and comfy folding seats. The library is huge, peaceful, and has all the books. They're big on sports here, organizing tournaments like Infinito and Virudika.

Admission: The teachers in our course are awesome! They explain things well and help us with any problems we have. The atmosphere for learning is really nice. The exams each semester are a good way to see how much we've learned. The course itself is making us into great hoteliers.

Placement: Most seniors in our course get placed in top hotels like Oberoi, Falaknuma, and Taj. Some even get internships in France and UAE. Our school head finds cool companies to help with jobs and internships. It's almost guaranteed that you'll land a job after graduating from here!

Campus: Our hostel has everything we need - buses, Wi-Fi, mess, and more. There's a computer lab, library, canteen, infirmary, basketball court, and football ground. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The professors here are really friendly and supportive. They make an effort to connect with each student and they're great at teaching. The exams are fair  not too easy, not too hard. If you pay attention in class, you can definitely do well. We have two exams every semester: one in the middle and one at the end.

Placement: In our social justice and humanities department, there are no on-campus placements. None of us got campus placements this year. I don't know anyone who got a job through campus placement. It's a bummer that there weren't any on-campus placements.

Campus: The classes are small and there's no AC which is a bummer. The course and curriculum could use some work too. The hostel is decent, but the rooms need a fresh coat of paint. It's alright for the money we pay, but could be better. They're doing an okay job maintaining it, but there's definitely room for improvement. Overall, it's an okay place.

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and helpful. They know their stuff well. But the teaching quality could be better since most teachers are visiting. The courses focus on AI, which is cool. They also set up hackathons and bring in guest speakers to give us real-world skills. Exams are tough, more about doing than just memorizing. About 75-80% of us pass. If you go to class and do the practical stuff, you'll do well.

Placement: I studied B.Tech in CSE (AI) at Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal from 2024 to 2028. Most of us in my batch, about 70%, got jobs. The highest salary was 10 LPA, the lowest was 2.2 LPA, and the average was 5.5 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Accenture, and Deloitte hired many of us. Almost 70% of us also did internships at IBM, HCL, and Microsoft. They offered cool jobs like software developer, AI/ML engineer, and data analyst.

Campus: The university has pretty decent facilities. The CSE/AI department has labs, classrooms with projectors, and Wi-Fi that's a bit slow. The library has lots of new books. The hostels are comfy, and the mess serves a variety of food. The canteen has fast food and snacks. There's always medical help available. Sports fans can enjoy football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, cricket, and there's a gym too. The university also hosts fun events and fests.

Admission: The teachers at JLU are really great and always ready to help. They make the lessons easy to understand. The courses cover a lot of important topics that you'll need to know. Exams are not too hard as long as you study. The teachers are so supportive that you won't feel too stressed about exams. The pass rate is around 33%, but if you work hard, you can make it through.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend JLU if you're looking for good placements in the B.Com course. The highest salary you can expect is around 3 LPA. But there are some internships available while you're studying. After finishing, you can get jobs in finance like associate, accountant, or other beginner positions.

Campus: JLU has a great Wi-Fi campus with awesome facilities. The college is really beautiful. The classrooms are cozy and the library is a highlight. There are labs for various activities. The canteen food is yummy, and the mess and hostels are well-kept. Plus, there are lots of sports and events to get involved in.

Admission: In the second semester, we studied subjects like probability statistics, math, introduction to robotics, introduction to computing (Python coding), design thinking, and psychology for engineers. Our grading system was split into 50-20-30. We had continuous assessment worth 50%, which included class activities and assignments. The mid-sem exam made up 20% of our grade, acting as a nice boost. The final exam, which accounted for 30%, involved a jury and a coding test. The jury was like a viva that lasted at least an hour to really understand how well we knew the material, instead of just relying on traditional written tests.

Placement: Over the last 3 years, the average package has been around 3-4 LPA. It's hard to say how many students get placed because you need good attendance and grades to be eligible for interviews. There aren't many internship chances. But this year, they changed the course and teaching style in a really good way. So, the old placement records don't matter much now.

Campus: There are projectors in every class, and Wi-Fi is everywhere. JIO sim doesn't get a signal, but Airtel works fine. The robotics lab is cool because it's connected with a university in Singapore. I don't stay in the hostel, but I've heard the food is good. They have medical help, and you can play box cricket, basketball, football, or volleyball.