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Among top 100 Universities Globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026
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Jaipur National University has decent overall infrastructure for a private university, with a big campus, modern classrooms, and adequate labs. Hostels and sports facilities are satisfactory, but mess food and non‑AC areas in summer are common complaints.
Jaipur National University has decent overall infrastructure for a private university, with a big campus, modern classrooms, and adequate labs.Hostels and sports facilities are satisfactory, but mess food and non‑AC areas in summer are common complaints.
JNU Jaipur has modern infrastructure with Wi-Fi enabled across the campus, smart classrooms, and well-equipped labs for various courses. The university also features a central library, multiple auditoriums and lecture halls, a sports complex with both indoor and outdoor facilities, and a well-maintained cafeteria and hostel system.
Hello aspirant,
With internal security, guards, and CCTV in numerous places, DU and JNU are typically safe and secure campuses, particularly during the day. However, occasional instances of theft, harassment, or altercations may happen, usually late at night or outside of campus areas, much like at any large public university. While DU's broad campuses necessitate greater individual vigilance, JNU is more restricted and residential. Though awareness is crucial, they are often not very dangerous.
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Hello,
Yes, both JNU and Delhi University are good options for pursuing an MPH (Master of Public Health). However, JNU has a more research-oriented and global approach, while Delhi University offers strong academics with good public health exposure.
Admission is usually based on CUET-PG or university entrance tests.
Hope you understand.
Hi Shimpli! To pursue BA in French (Interpretation) at JNU through CUET, you should aim for a good percentile above 75 to 80% as SC category cutoffs are usually lower than general, but still competitive. In CUET, you will need to choose a language test (French, if offered, or English), plus subjects like General Test . For GAT, focus on reasoning, general knowledge, current affairs, and basic math. Regular practice with sample papers and previous year CUET papers will help you improve speed and accuracy. With consistent study, you’ll have a good chance of admission.
