Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi Answered Questions

No, Msc agriculture is not available in JNU. Other MSc courses like:1. Life Sciences - 38 seats
2 . Msc Environmental Sciences - 39 seats
3 . Msc Physics - 41 seats
4 . Msc Chemistry - 25 seats
5 . Msc Mathematics - 15 seats
6 . Msc Computational and Integrative Sciences - 30 seats
7 . Msc Molecular Medicine - 10 seats
8 . Msc Biotechnology - 30 seats
are available. Except these M.Phil Life Science, M.Phil Studies in Science Policy, M.Phil Visual Studies are also available.

From a placement perspective, BHU is better than JNU for pursuing B.Tech. The JNU offers B.Tech courses to NDA and INA cadets. For other students, it has integrated B.Tech. And M.Tech. Courses in three branches. Because the majority of these courses are new, there isn't much data to support their placement. As per the latest placement reports, the highest salary package in the previous batch was Rs. 21 LPA. Whereas IIT-BHU is a well-known name for placement, the highest salary package in 2022 was Rs. 78 LPA (domestic). .

Through its affiliated college, Insparc Technologies Pvt. Ltd. , the JNU offers a B.Com degree. The BHU offers B.Com (Hons) at the university campus.
1. The BHU is a better option because the B.Com degree is available in regular mode, whereas the JNU only offers it in correspondence mode.
2. The course fee is Rs. 11,886 at BHU, which is less than JNU's distance education degree.
3. It is easy to get admission for B.Com at JNU as it is offered in distance mode.
4. The placement opportunities which B.Com from BHU are much better than Insparc Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

JNU is a good option for applying for admission to BTech courses if you did not get admitted to the IITs, NITs, or other top engineering colleges. 1. The majority of BTech programmes cost less than INR 3 Lakh. 2. The Engineering Department at JNU consists of graduates of prestigious universities such as the IITs, NITs, and IISc. 3. Its curriculum is on par with that of top engineering schools in terms of quality. 4. The curriculum is varied and comparable to that taught at the best NITs and IITs. 5. It has excellent infrastructure, including well-equipped computer labs. 6. JNU BTech graduates typically receive a salary package of around INR 6 LPA. Some issues are also there, such as: 1. The Humanities programs at JNU are better known. 2. There is currently no separate structure for Engineering courses. 3. There aren't many cultural events at Engineering schools.