Which is better for BJMC, Jagannath University or the IIS University and why?
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoMust have cleared 10+2 with any stream securing 50% marks aggregate. It is considered to have provided very nice exposure to all its students. It has nice faculty and good teaching methods are adopted, media exposure is given to all its students along with availability of hi-tech classrooms. Jagannath University arranges industrial visit and interaction organize workshops, photoshoot competition and conduct visit to community radio Centre, Punjab kesari, dainik Jagran, Doordarshan Delhi Station. It is believed to improve all the skills of the students. -
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Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11
7 years agoHello,
Jagannath University provides 3 years' full time programme for Bachelor of journalism and mass communication. One must have cleared 10+2 with any stream securing 50% marks aggregate. It is considered to have provided very nice exposure to all its students. It has nice faculty and good teaching methods are adopted, media exposure is given to all its students along with availability of hi-tech classrooms.
Jagannath University arranges industrial visit and interaction organize workshops, photoshoot competition and conduct visit to community radio Centre, Punjab kesari, dainik Jagran, Doordarshan Delhi Station. It is believed to imp...more
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The selection process for B.Tech varies depending on the university. Generally, the criteria include JEE Main percentile and 10th/11th class percentage marks. As for the minimum JEE percentile required, it is not specified in the provided search results. However, for JEE Advanced, the candidates should be within the top 20 category percentile of the qualifying examination. It is important to note that each university may have its own specific requirements, so it is advisable to check with the respective university for detailed information on the selection process and minimum JEE percentile required.
The selection process for B.Tech varies depending on the university. Generally, it takes into account factors such as JEE Main percentile and 10th/11th class percentage marks .
The minimum JEE percentile required may also vary depending on the university and the specific program. For example, to be eligible for JEE Advanced exam, candidates are required to have a 75% percentage in their 12th exams for the General and OBC categories . It is important to note that the specific selection process and minimum JEE percentile may differ across universities, so it is advisable to check the eligibility criteria of the particular university
A year-on-year growth was recorded in the number of UG (3-year) and PG (2-year) students placed over the past three years. On the other hand, a fluctuating trend was observed in the UG (4-year), UG (5-year) and PG (1-year) courses. The table below mentions the exact numbers for detailed analysis of Jagannath University Bahadurgarh placement trends:
Course | Placement Statistics (2020) | Placement Statistics (2021) | Placement Statistics (2022) |
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UG (3-year) | - Total students: 297 - Students placed: 4 | - Total students: 566 - Students placed: 6 | - Total students: 592 - Students placed: 194 |
UG (4-year) | - Total students: 27 - Students placed: 12 | - Total students: 47 - Students placed: 21 | - Total students: 65 - Students placed: 10 |
UG (5-year) | - Total students: 31 - Students placed: 11 | - Total students: 14 - Students placed: 8 | - Total students: 19 - Students placed: 14 |
PG (1-year) | - Total students: 38 - Students placed: 29 | - Total students: 58 - Students placed: 55 | - Total students: 32 - Students placed: 28 |
PG (2-year) | - Total students: 44 - Students placed: 8 | - Total students: 31 - Students placed: 15 | - Total students: 88 - Students placed: 56 |
NOTE: The above statistics are fetched from the NIRF report 2023.
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