Jawaharlal Nehru University

JNU has 18 hostels for boys and girls and one complex accommodating married students. The university gives first priority to students admitted in a full-time programmes and have passed their qualifying exam from places outside Delhi. The student must not be a resident of Delhi except those who are admitted to a level at which the student already has a degree or has pursued studies in JNU.Students who have passed their qualifying examinations from Delhi but have stayed in recognised University/College hostels and are not resident of Delhi are also provided hostel. Students who have passed their qualifying examinations from Delhi institutions by making their private arrangements for accommodation but at the same time do not have their family residence in Delhi can also opt for hostel.

Enrolling in a Bachelor of Science (BSc) programme at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) might be a wise choice for a number of reasons. JNU was founded in 1969 and has since gained recognition for academic brilliance, placing it among India's best institutions on a regular basis. It enables students to follow their interests in particular fields by providing a range of undergraduate science programs, such as Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Environmental Sciences. The institution fosters a strong culture of research by giving students the chance to work with faculty members on creative projects, which improves learning and gets them ready for further education or careers. Because to JNU's multidisciplinary approach, students can enrol in courses in a variety of subject areas, which broadens their skill set and perspective.

In orde to apply for various courses at Jawaharlal Nehru University, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the university. Students can check course-wise details from the table presented below:Course Name Eligibility Selection CriteriaBTechClass 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 40 % MGM CET| MHT CET| JEE MainBArch Class 12 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects from a recognised board NATAMCABachelor's Degree in CSE or BSc/ BCom/ BA with Mathematics as a subject in Class 12 or at Graduation level with a minimum aggregate of 50% from a recognised board/universityMGM CET| MAH-MCA-CET| PERA CETMTechGraduation in a relevant stream with a minimum aggregate of 50% from a recognised universityGATE| MGMU CET| PERA CET

Candidates should consider factors, such as university ranking, placements, fees, and more, while taking admission. The aspirants can compare MU with other universities to make a decision. The table below showcases the comparison between Mumbai University and other universities for their BSc course:University NameNIRF Ranking 2024Course Tuition Fee (BSc)Mumbai University61INR 2,400 - INR 22.4 lakhBSc at University of Delhi6INR 540 - INR 2.4 lakhBSc at Jamia Milia Islamia3INR 23,400 - INR 3.9 lakhNOTE: The above-mentioned tuition fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

You can find the MA Philosophy syllabus of JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University) in the table below:MA Philosophy Syllabus for First SemesterPhilosophical Studies: Problems and PerspectivesEpistemology and Metaphysics: Issues and Problems of Knowing and BeingMoral and Social PhilosophyLogic and Scientific MethodsMA Philosophy Syllabus for Second SemesterPhilosophy of Social SciencesPhilosophy of LanguageReadings in 20th Century Indian PhilosophyReadings in Analytic Philosophy and PhenomenologyMA Philosophy Syllabus for Third and Fourth SemesterReading a PhilosopherProject on a Philosophical ThemeOptional CoursesContending Theories on JusticePhilosophical Discourses on Modernity and PostmodernityDiversity of Cultures and Multiculturalism: A Philosophical StudyPersonal IdentityPhilosophy of MindTheories of Truth: Reading Quine, Davidson, Dummett and PutnamFacets of ExistentialismDiscourses on ValueEthics in PracticeDebates in Contemporary Political PhilosophyPhilosophy and FeminismPhilosophy and LiteratureNagarjuna’s Critique of Essence (Svabhava)Philosophical Foundations of Cognitive SciencePhilosophical Explorations of Indian Modernity

Both AMU and JNU provide full-time BSc programme in various specialisations. To help students decide which among the two is a better option for pursuing a BSc, the following observations have been drawn from the BSc student reviews available on Shiksha.com:AMU ReviewsJNU ReviewsOverall Rating - 4.3/5Overall Rating - 4.6/5Recruitng companies include  Wipro, Isro, Drdo, PW, TCS, etc.Recruitng companies include Kalash, Kaveri Seeds, Taj, Oberoi, etc.Infrastructural facilities include shops, gyms, libraries, a swimming pool, and a sports club. Buildings are old but spaciousInfrastructural facilities include well-equipped classrooms & labs, library, medical facility and sports facilitiesFaculty members were described as educated, highly knowledgeable, and very helpfulFaculty members were described as experienced, motivating and knowledgeableBoth the universities have received great reviews from students. Final decision must primarily be made by students depending upon their choice of specialisation as the universities offer different specialisations for a BSc.