Jodhpur National University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty was alright. In the computer science department, there's a lot of turnover with teachers. Most of them just have a B.Tech degree and teach. There's one exception though, Professor DK Mehta. He's really well-educated with a Master's degree from a good foreign university. Not sure if he's still teaching there.

Placement: The university doesn't help with placements. It seems like they only care about money. The teachers are okay in theory classes, but not so great in practicals. They reached out to random companies that offered around Rs. 1.5L but the job roles weren't great.

Campus: The college doesn't have any sports facilities or coaches. The campus looks like a traditional Rajasthani building in the middle of the sand. The inside of the college is decent, but it gets really hot in the summer. It can be tough to focus in class because there's no AC or cooler, just a fan.

Admission: The teachers at the college were really knowledgeable and always there to support us with our studies. The class sizes were just right, so we could easily get help when we needed it. We got to go out to real construction sites a lot, which was super helpful for finding jobs after graduation.

Placement: The college didn't help us find jobs. No companies came to hire us on campus. The placement office didn't really do much either. We had to rely on job fairs organized by students themselves to find placements. Luckily, around 40 students from our batch did get placed eventually.

Campus: The college has everything we need. Wi-Fi costs extra, but it's there. We've got sports like badminton, cricket, and table tennis. Rooms are nice and big. The food in the canteen is good too.

Admission: The course curriculum was good, but the faculty wasn't great. Some teachers taught multiple subjects in our last year, but didn't do it well. They lacked knowledge. The student-teacher ratio was 30:1, which didn't help. So, the curriculum wasn't very helpful due to the poor faculty.

Placement: My batch and the batch before us didn't have any job placements because our college got blacklisted. Our chairman messed up by admitting students wrongly and doing shady stuff on campus. The college management didn't really help with placements or anything else.

Campus: The campus is so big, like 1000 acres big! But the classrooms are not great - broken green boards and seats. No Wi-Fi here. Labs are okay, but the operators are not always around. Library doesn't have many books. No sports or games room either. Honestly, not too happy with this college.

Admission: I was in the ECE branch and the best part about my college was the supportive faculty. Our HOD encouraged us to try new projects and think creatively. Even though the teachers weren't super qualified, they shared what they knew with us. They made slides for presentations on theorems. The student-faculty ratio was good, and we got to go to Chandigarh for industrial exposure. Thanks to what I learned there, I'm now working in an MNC and I can see how valuable the teaching and courses were.

Placement: The placements in my batch were really low. Only one local company, Ashapura Infotech, came for hiring and picked three students. Their selection process was weird - they hired people who didn't even talk during the interview. But things went south when the company didn't pay salaries for three months, and all three left. Seniors had a slightly better time with campus placements. They got to attend a Job Fair organized by the college, and a few of them got placed. Some seniors landed jobs in small startups doing IT development and testing.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was just okay. The labs and library are pretty good. We can borrow books for a long time, which is nice. But the canteen food isn't very clean and it's expensive. The hostel rooms are old and just okay. In the labs, there's not enough equipment, so we have to share. Same goes for the computer lab - sharing computers. The classrooms are big but not furnished well, just fans.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're experts in their subjects and courses. I recommend this college to everyone for a bright future. The teachers are super nice to students.

Placement: I just graduated with a 73% in B.Com. Got a package of 50,000 and they offered me a bunch of courses. This college is top-notch in India and Rajasthan. I recommend it to everyone. The education here is top-notch and will definitely help you succeed in the future.

Campus: I really love this college! The transport, hostels, food, and other stuff are all top-notch. Plus, we've got a huge playground here. I totally recommend this college to everyone!

Admission: I liked some of the teachers, but the junior ones didn't always know what they were talking about. It was frustrating when the good teachers left and the college couldn't find new ones quickly.

Placement: The job fairs happen every year, but the companies and pay are just okay. The job roles aren't really what an engineer would want. Since it turned into a private university, things have been going downhill.

Campus: The campus is big, but it's kinda run down. Washrooms are dirty and not cleaned often. Classrooms aren't very comfy either. There's lots of space for sports, but it's not taken care of. The canteen is small and the food isn't great.

Admission: The best thing about this college was definitely the faculty. The teachers here are super educated and have a lot of experience. They teach in both the local language and English, which is really helpful. Plus, their teaching style is great. They're always there to help us out and give us good guidance.

Placement: The college didn't have any placements because it was shutting down in 2018. The placement officer had already left before the last engineering batch finished. The college had a lot of struggles.

Campus: The college had good infrastructure and was well-built, but it was tough to keep up because there weren't many students. The labs had all the right equipment, but there was no Wi-Fi for us - we could only use it on the computers at the college. The library was pretty good and had all the books we needed.

Admission: The experienced professors were great, but the younger teachers and lab staff were lazy. The student-to-faculty ratio was 40:1. The college management was good, but the learning environment wasn't up to par. The quality of education was going down each year. If you're considering this college, be ready to study on your own and don't expect too much from the teachers.

Placement: Placements at this college aren't that great. Only small companies come for recruitment, not big ones. Sometimes a few big companies show up, but not every year. The salary packages are also not impressive. The number of placements is going down each year. In 2016, no one from my branch got placed.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is huge, but it's not well-managed. The canteen food is really good, especially the breakfast. There are separate hostels for boys and girls. The mess food is delicious, and you can sneak in even if you don't stay there. The college has a big hospital with modern facilities and a medical shop on campus. The transportation system is great with lots of buses. There are shops outside with tasty food. Each department has its own library. The college offers high-speed Wi-Fi, but you have to pay around Rs 200 a month. Some sites are blocked, but you can easily access them with proxy servers. The labs are in good working condition.

Admission: The courses at our college are really good. They have general electives and open electives. We also get to go on study tours, do reports, have viva-voce sessions, and do summer and on-the-job training. Exams happen every semester. The faculty members are awesome! They teach really well and are super professional. I liked their teaching style and the class lectures were great. Overall, the faculty members are really good.

Placement: I really liked how many students got placed from our college. The top salary offered was 4.5 LPA, and the average was 2.3 LPA. Almost 90% of students got placed, and we had companies like IRCTC, Thomas Cook, Yatra.com, Club 7 Holidays, Avanta Hospitality, and more coming in regularly.

Campus: I really liked that we had six semesters of classes, plus a summer internship. In total, we had 140 credits, which is like taking 26 courses. Each credit meant we had 1 hour of class each week and 15 hours in a semester. The hostel had separate places for guys and girls. The rooms were nice, with two people sharing and good furniture. They kept everything in good shape and the food in the mess was tasty. Plus, the Wi-Fi worked well too.

Admission: I think some teachers are great, but others don't know much about what they're teaching. It seems like the university hires a lot of their own family members to teach, even if they're not the most qualified. The course content follows the RTU, Kotak guidelines.

Placement: In my college, we didn't have any job placements in my batch or the one before us. Even the seniors before them didn't get any campus placements. There were placements back in 2011, but after that, no companies came for placements. Since 2012, not even one company has visited for placements. It's not just our college, it's a common issue in many colleges in India.

Campus: The infrastructure at Jodhpur National University is okay. They don't have separate buildings for each branch, so a few branches share one building. The labs don't have all the equipment needed. The university is far from the city, so getting around can be tough. The hostels aren't well-managed, and the food quality is low.