Jesus and Mary College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at JMC are top-notch! They come from famous schools and really know their stuff. They make learning interesting and are always there to help us out. The course is super practical and helps us gain skills that are in demand in the industry. The exams are challenging but most students pass with flying colors.

Placement: In the math department at JMC, there are lots of chances to get jobs. About 40% of us found placements in different companies. The highest salary for our course is 8 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Most of us, around 60%, got internships at places like Intel and Armed Forces. We could be assistants or data analysts after graduating.

Campus: The campus at JMC is pretty good even though they don't have hostels. The Wi-Fi works well and you can find it everywhere. The computer labs are nice and have new computers. The classrooms are spacious and have curtains. The library is a quiet place with lots of books to read. They even have a medical room with all the medicines you might need. If you're into sports, they have a good sports department with a gym that offers discounts to sports students. Overall, the campus has everything you need for a comfortable college life.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some really know their stuff, while others are just okay. A few teachers can be a bit rude though. The teaching is alright overall. The course and exams follow the DU standards. The course content isn't that useful, but the exams are a breeze. Most students end up with a CGPA between 6 and 9. Failing is rare, but most people manage to pass. Honestly, I don't feel like this place prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: I'm not sure about the exact number of students who get jobs, but it seems like most companies prefer B.Com or Economics Hons students for placements. They have more opportunities compared to students in arts courses. Only a small percentage of students outside of B.Com get placed. The highest salary offered by DE Shaw is around 21 LPA, while the lowest is between 3-4 LPA. On average, students get around 6 LPA. The top companies that recruit from our college are DE Shaw, KPMG, Deloitte, Bain and Co, BCG, EY, and PwC. However, these companies mostly focus on hiring B.Com students. The popular job roles offered are in HR and sales.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostel. It looks nice but is quite basic. Most classrooms don't have Wi-Fi or good network. We only have a psychology lab that's not really used for lab work. The library is decent but has strict rules, so I don't go there much. Classrooms are just average, like any DU college. Washrooms aren't great - only one western toilet and the rest are Indian style. And there are no mirrors around the college.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They really care about us students and know their stuff. The courses are interesting and have gotten even better. Exams are doable as long as you keep up with your work. The faculty is supportive and always ready to help with any problems. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Placement: I joined during the Covid time, so I only attended college for the 1st year and the last semester. About 40% of us went for placements, but most chose to continue studying, just like me. Big companies like Deloitte, TCS, Accenture, KPMG, etc., visited for placements, but only TCS had spots for our course. The others were mainly for B.Com (Hons) students. That's why placements were a bit limited for us. The highest package offered was around 8 lakhs, and the average was 4-5 lakhs. I heard it has gone up a bit now.

Campus: The facilities at Jesus and Mary College's South Campus are top-notch. There's plenty of space, with outdoor sports grounds, an outdoor gym, an indoor gym, a canteen, smartboards, Wi-Fi, labs, and a huge library building spread over three floors. It's all there for you to make the most of!

Admission: The teachers are really nice and easy to talk to. The English department is great at helping out and making everyone feel welcome. They give us work to do, have tests on time, and give us enough time to finish everything.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students got placed after graduating. The highest package was for a literature major, around 25-30k. Most students got around 15-18k on average, and the lowest was 10-15k. And about 72% of students got internships too. Some ended up working as bloggers, editors, and more. It's great to see so many opportunities opening up for us after college.

Campus: The college has a big park, amphitheater, and a multipurpose hall. There are also two gyms one open gym and another gym inside the building. The canteen is huge with a food caravan. Plus, there's a football ground and a basketball court on campus.

Admission: The professors in some subjects are amazing! They really care about teaching us and even offer extra classes to help with questions. It's different from what I expected from DU teachers. But some are old and not interested in teaching. My Math hons course doesn't feel like it's preparing me for the industry. I have to learn extra skills on my own. The semester exams are just okay.

Placement: The placement cell at Jesus and Mary is awesome, especially for B.Com (Hons) students like me. I saw on Instagram that many students got placed in big companies like KPMG and Deloitte. The average package for my course is around 9-10 LPA, which is good for starters. Love the opportunities here!

Campus: The department's infrastructure is top-notch! I'd give it 5 stars without a doubt. The labs are well-maintained, and the library has all the latest books. The campus is super safe, which is great for girls. It's a bit of a bummer that Jesus and Mary don't have a hostel. Lots of girls from other states have to stay in pricey PGs because of that. It would've been really convenient if they had a hostel for us.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix. Some really want us to do well, but others just do their job. Exams are hard, and even though some students ace them, it feels like not much changes after.

Placement: I'm studying at NCWEB, and there are no placements for us. Even though it's a regular program, we only have classes on Saturdays or Sundays because we're doing other courses. We have practicals, viva, and regular classes, so it's not as relaxed as some colleges. It's no surprise there aren't many placement opportunities because most students are busy with other professional courses and picked NCWEB for that reason.

Campus: The facilities at JMC are great for regular students, but not so much for NCWEB students like me. We have small libraries that feel like a storage room, and our I-cards seem really basic. Other colleges like Hansraj offer digital I-cards and better libraries for NCWEB students. It's frustrating that we pay the same fees but get less. When I tried to talk to the TIC, they weren't helpful and even yelled at us.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They don't just stick to the textbook stuff, but also share cool real-world stuff. The course is practical and gets us ready for jobs. The exams are not too hard, and lots of students pass with good grades.

Placement: Around 80% of us in our department get jobs after graduation. The best pay package is 7 LPA. Companies like Godrej, PlanetSpark, and Taj Palace hire a lot of us for managerial positions. Acmegrade and Younity.in are some other companies that come for hiring.

Campus: The college has a really nice infrastructure. The classrooms are spacious, with fans and good lighting. We've got Wi-Fi all over the campus. There's a library, an auditorium, a playground, a gym, and even two gardens with small amphitheaters. Plus, we have a bank and copy shop right on campus. And don't forget about the canteen, medical room, and healthcare lab for any help you might need.

Admission: The semester exams are okay, but what's cool is that JMC focuses more on making us job-ready, not just exam-ready. The teachers really know their stuff and can answer any question we throw at them. They're super knowledgeable in their subjects and beyond.

Placement: The college has a good record with 75% students getting placed. The highest salary was 23.05 LPA, the lowest was 6 LPA, and the average is 6.50 LPA. Companies like Accenture, EY, KPMG, and more hire from here. They offer internships in different fields like social media marketing and finance with good stipends. Last year, 300 students got internships. In my course, they offer roles like Data Analyst and HRM which is great.

Campus: Our college has the best facilities compared to others in the university. We've got six labs underground that are all connected to Wi-Fi. The library is huge with tons of books and laptops for research. The canteen is always packed because the food is great. We also have good medical facilities. Sports are a big deal here, we've got a big field for football, volleyball, badminton, and shooting. Some of our girls even won gold medals in shooting at the Olympics. The only bummer is that we don't have dorms.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some are really great, while others are just okay. But they all know their stuff. They cover the course material on time and give regular tests. The curriculum could be better, but we do get to learn some practical stuff like Excel and different graphs. And now in the second semester, we're diving into MATLAB. The exams are tough, especially for the Math (Hons) course. You gotta work hard to pass with the semester CGPA in mind.

Placement: I talked to some 3rd-year students, and around 10-11 of them already got jobs through different groups. One of them got a 9 LPA offer from the placement cell and is a VP of a club. The highest package was 16 LPA, and the average is about 5 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG, Accenture, and Wipro hired students. My sister graduated from JMC five years ago with a B.Com (Hons) and got a 4 LPA offer from KPMG. I'm interested in fields like business analysis, actuarial science, and data analysis, and I studied Maths (Hons). That's all the info I have.

Campus: The classrooms are okay they don't have AC but they're clean. There are three labs and a few air-conditioned MPH rooms, which is nice. The library is cool, with three floors and lots of books. The washrooms, though, are gross. No hostels, and the canteen is just okay. Hygiene is fine, but the cleanliness could be better. On the bright side, the medical room is good, and there are plenty of sports facilities, like a big football field and two basketball courts.

Admission: The semester exams are pretty easy here. You can pass by studying a bit before. The course is great and prepares us well for the industry. The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. Overall, it's a good college with good staff.

Placement: Most students usually score around 65 to 75 percent. SC, ST, and OBC students get lower pay packages compared to others. My course doesn't have internships, but other B.Sc. courses have plenty of internship opportunities provided by the college.

Campus: The campus looks nice and the staff are organized. Wi-Fi is fast, but sadly only for staff. The food in the canteen is clean and tasty. They have good medical services. The library is big and has lots of resources, but some books are missing.