Jamia Millia Islamia Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jamia Nagar, Delhi

Placements: There isn't any kind of placement option in our course, students usually prepare for competitive examinations after they pass out. Top roles offered after this course are, of course, in the government sector, also as assistant professors. Also, students can easily be part of civil service.

Placements: Not in terms of percentage, but only one or two students are being placed from our department, as of my knowledge. And also, I'm not aware of the salary being offered. Saying the truth, I didn't know and heard much about the placements offered by our department. The university is having a placement cell.

Placements: As our course is mostly an academic course, they do not provide any placement guarantee. There are no campus placement drives usually conducted on campus. There are no particular companies, especially any commercials, which need us for their running other than any policy-research or political research-related centres for assisting their research work.

Placements: Placement cell coordinators are selected by an interview panel, including the HOD of the Department of Psychology. Salary packages range from 25-40k. As of now, companies from Delhi NCR and other metropolitan cities are recruiting students from Jamia. Junior consulting psychologist is the highest position offered.

Placements: The college has a working placement cell, but the number of companies visiting the campus is still low compared to DU. Another issue is that there is now a combined placement cell for MA, BFA, and BA, so companies tend to prefer MA and BFA students over BA students. The roles offered on campus are very basic.

Placements: In Jamia Millia Islamia, there are many courses, and most of them provide campus selection or a good amount of placement. But in my B.A. Hons Korean language, there are many opportunities, but there is no campus selection; you have to get your job by yourself.

Placements: I am doing my graduation in French and francophone studies. And currently I am in my second year. And my seniors who have passed out from college didn't get any placement offers. But they are doing jobs in MNCs like Mahindra and etc., and some of them are teaching in school.

Placements: There are no placements for my course. I don't know exactly about these placements. You should refer more from others. The main thing about my course is the opportunity to choose UPSC more confidently because we've got familiar with the contents. 95% of students in my class are UPSC aspirants.

Placements: Upto 25% got placements if any institution visits the university; otherwise, generally, there are no placements. If you have connections in that particular field, you can join by yourself through your connections. Summer internships are provided by the university every year. If you have good fluency, you will get up to 4-5 lakh pa on average as a fresher. Obviously, you have to find jobs individually.

Placements: After passing, only one company, ABP News, came to campus and offered 2.5 lakh to 3.0 lakh per annum, but they selected only one student for the scriptwriter role in my batch. What I want to say is that there is almost no placement in this course. If you are trying to take admission thinking that you will get campus placement, then it is not possible in this course; there is almost no hope.

Placements: Mainly in my course, people are preparing for competitive exams like IAS and civil services, and many other exams. Mainly, 4 to 5 students cleared the exams in their appearance or preparation. Jamia provides a proper environment, classrooms, and faculties to students.

Placements: Approximately 60% of students go for or apply for jobs; other students go for competitive exams and continue academics. The highest package is around 40,000, while the lowest may be 20,000. Companies like Wipro and Infosys hire in the remote sensing field, as well as for rural development jobs. Another option for a job is to pursue higher studies and continue further education.

Placements: My course is a BA in Hindi. In this program, students are getting placed with media channels like NDTV, ABP, etc. The average package for mass media in Hindi for 2023 is ₹25,000, and students secured up to 90% internships. The Hindi department also offers an option for students to take mass media in Hindi for better placements and skill development. The Hindi department has one of the best groups of teachers in all of India.

Placements: Almost 25% placed from college, but some of them want to study more, that’s why they don’t go to the placement cell. The highest package was from our college, 8 lakh, and the lowest package was about 4 lakh. Almost 40% got an internship during their degree. In the case of placements, our course is below average.

Placements: Hello everyone.... currently I'm doing BA (Hons) Mass Media from Jamia Millia Islamia. Jamia is the best university for pursuing journalism. The faculty, teachers, seniors, everyone is so supportive and up to the mark. Students start their internship from 1st year only in news channels like NDTV, Zee News, Aaj Tak, etc.

Placements: Placement chances are very low in this course because there is no placement cell for this course. When placements come, they demand experience in media, like scriptwriting, video editing, anchoring, and reporting. Simple things that students don’t have experience in, which is why no jobs after this course are provided by Jamia Millia Islamia.

Placements: Campus placement is available in Jamia through the university placement cell. Our placement cell coordinator is Dr. Rahela Farooqui, and our department placement coordinator is Mr. Rijvan. Many companies come to the campus for hiring, like Amazon, Skuda, and Concentrix.

Placements: Nobody was placed in any company because some students wanted to do post-graduation, and some wanted to change their field to another course. Also, the 2024 batch was the pilot batch of our course, and Amazon was the only company that came for placements. Nobody got any internships, but one or two students got job offers (off-campus) because their Spanish is really good.

Placements: Percent of students were placed by institutions is not known but 50% students crack interview by themselves and 50% students go for higher education in different different universities in India like JNU, Pondicherry University, Eflu. Recruiting companies for our course is Amazon, Tech Mahindra, Concentrix, TCS, and many more.

Placements: I might not be well versed in the placements in our English department, as I have not encountered any yet. However, I've heard that some organizations, like Times of India, do come and offer opportunities like content writing, content development, and much more.