Jindal School of Art and Architecture, Sonipat Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The facilities are good in this college. Computer laboratory is available. The hostel facilities are better. Staff members are average. The food served in the mess is good.. Hostel Provides a good facilities with clean washrooms & clean rooms. Both AC & Noc- Ac are both provided.

Teachers are good in our college. They not only teach the basic theory of the course but also give us on-field knowledge through working on live projects with actual clients. They give us the freedom to explore our different interests through the assignments.

Architecture colleges do not usually offer placements after graduation, but JSAA offers a list of internships for those students who apply during the semester breaks. They also promote internships in this college.

Honestly, I am quite amazed by the infrastructure that JSDA has to offer. The architecture studios are huge, well-lit, and remain open 24*7 during final submissions and assessments. At JSDA, we have a proper construction yard, a fabrication lab, a geotech lab, a surveying lab, and a VR/immersive design lab with HTC VIVE and Oculus setups. High-end workstations, 3D printers are also available in the digital centre. The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled and has access to more than 48,000 books in the library. Overall, good facilities with a nice environment.

Academics at JSDA are hands-on and globally influenced. The B.Arch program includes design studios, working-drawing courses, sustainability modules, and even the option to pick a minor, which is not available in architecture schools. Professors come from places like the UK, US, and top indian institutes, and everyone holds PhDs or international training. Students get to work on actual live projects, site visits, and digital tools like Revit and Stadd Pro. It is intense but genuinely enriching.

Placements are provided by the Office of Career Services at Jindal University, but the exposure which students get is strong. B.Arch Placements are depends upon internships arranged through faculty connections and JGU's office of career services. Alumni of JSDA Interned with design studios in Delhi NCR, heritage labs, and sustainability firms. Since B.Arch is a 5-year program, the first major placement cycle happens later, but the industry tie-ups and portfolio- building support are helpful.

While the coursework at JSDA requires consistent effort, the outcomes make it worthwhile. The infrastructure itself-3D labs, fabrication equipment, VR studio, surveying instruments, and Adobe/Autodesk softwares are a big value add-on. Faculty quality, studio culture, small batch sizes, and access to a fully residential campus at JGU also ass much value. Plus, there are scholarships based on merit as well as financial needs. Considering the kind of exposure, learning across disciplines, and international pathways, it does feel like you are paying for quality.

Campus life at JGU is really something. I mean, it's probably the best thing could've happened with the B.Arch course. Full residential campus, clubs, festivals, sports, a huge gym, and a food court, which never gets monotonous. You get to meet students from law, business, liberal arts, and IR constantly, so it's pretty diverse here.