Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

A well known university with lovely islamic culture and values. Suitable for every student studying there. Love the place and faculty. Not only Indian but foreign students also find this university peaceful and full of knowledge

For any university or organisation it is important to host a well academic sessions and you can find the same in Jamia hamdard University. Faculty is amazing hence making it easy and understandable for every student

Placement depends on students academic performance throughout the course. University provide placements for every course. Companies and other organisations take part for the placements regarding every course

Yes the fee is quite high but it's worth every penny you spend. You gain knowledge and experience at the same time. You can participate in various activities taking place inside the campus only. So it's worth it

Outstanding campus with peaceful environment and greenery. Love to sit in campus for hours. Canteen and other entertainment related, sports related clubs make it more fun to spend time inside the campus

Faculty Doesn't Provide Much Equipments & the rest are just working are not good equipments such a monitor,cpu, keyboard, mouse ETC Library Has alot of noise & The arrangement is not good enough the chair was Broke

Some teachers Are helpful but not all of them they don't provides notes on time syllabus is not complete on time some teachers much serious about students to do good well in academics & they punished students for nothing for their own satisfaction

4 percent students get placed by the campus Placement process is not that easy to get the job university is not much supportive it's all depends on you and your skills and the highest salary package was 7LPA of my course BCA

I’m genuinely satisfied with the infrastructure at Jamia Hamdard. The campus is spacious, green, and well-maintained, creating a good learning environment. Classrooms are clean and equipped with projectors and proper seating. Computer labs are functional, have sufficient systems, and are regularly maintained. The library is a major plus with ample seating, good Wi-Fi, and access to both physical and digital resources. Hostels and common areas are hygienic, and the mess food is decent and safe. Overall, the infrastructure fully supports academic and daily student needs.

I am studying BCA at Jamia Hamdard because of my interest in computer applications and IT fundamentals. The academic quality is good and fairly structured. Most faculty members are knowledgeable, supportive, and explain concepts clearly, especially core subjects like programming, databases, and operating systems. The curriculum covers important fundamentals and gives a strong theoretical base, though some subjects could be more industry-oriented. Internal assessments, assignments, and practicals help in understanding concepts better. While self-learning is required to be fully job-ready, the academics provide a solid foundation to build skills on.

Placements for BCA at Jamia Hamdard are average and mostly depend on individual effort. A limited number of companies visit for BCA, offering roles mainly in IT support, junior developer, or trainee positions. Around 40–50% of interested students manage to get placed. The average package ranges between 2–3 LPA, while higher packages usually go to professional or postgraduate courses, not BCA. The placement cell is supportive in terms of notifications and guidance, but students need to build skills, do internships, and prepare on their own to get better opportunities.

Course cost per year - 1.3 lakh, yes, it's worth it

Campus life at Jamia Hamdard is one of its strongest points. The campus is large, green, and peaceful, which makes it a good place to study and relax. There are regular cultural events, seminars, workshops, and fests where students can participate and socialize. Sports facilities and open spaces are available, though some activities are limited. Students and teachers are generally friendly and respectful, and the support staff is helpful. The campus is safe with good security, and medical facilities are easily accessible, which is a big advantage. Overall, campus life is enjoyable and balanced.

College infrastructure is average lot of equipment are not available wifi is not properly connected most of the time library have a lot of nice and the living spaces are not clean Students make them dirty

Some teachers are helpful but not all I am studying bca because it is a good course and i love coding Curriculum is not updated and also not recently updated Quality of teaching is also not good enough

Placement are not good enough Students should not rely on university placements 4% students get placed Highest package of my course was 6 LPA Average salary was offered 3LPA Placement process was not easy College was not supportive

my college lack few equipment, facilities are not very well provided such as washrooms are not clearly cleaned classrooms are good 1 bench for 2 students and one class has 30 to 40 benches ,library does not have good chairs to sit rest is average living spaces are cleaned by the faculty but students make them dirty ,food is hygienic

I am studying BCA because upcoming time is going to be all about programming and coding teaching quality is average only because some teachers are help some are not my curriculum is updated yeah it includes all the recent developments yes the course makes my job ready but my university does not

placement quality is not good not bad it is average only 5% students get placed ,highest salary package offered my course(BCA) goes 6-7LPA average salary stays like 3.5-4 LPA placement process is little hard

The sports culture is vibrant, with teams for basketball, football, cricket, and volleyball regularly competing in inter-college tournaments. The campus grounds are well maintained, and the peaceful environment is conducive to studying.

The course structure is updated and relevant for BBA students, covering practical subjects and fundamental business concepts. The university encourages extracurricular activities and supports student participation in fests, seminars, and competitions.

Most students receive offers between 2.5 and 3 LPA, primarily in sales, operations, and customer relations roles. A few companies, such as UrbanPiper, Square Yards, Lenskart, NoBroker, and PhonePe, visited this year for non-tech roles, but high-paying jobs for BBA students are limited.

The campus medical facilities are strong since the university has its own hospital, with doctors always available to assist students. Hostels are clean, well-ventilated, and organized. The quality of food in the mess and canteen is hygienic and tasty.

The campus infrastructure at Jamia Hamdard is excellent and very friendly for students. The Wi-Fi works smoothly throughout the college, which is very helpful for research. Classrooms are comfortable, clean, and spacious, and the library is one of the best, with current pharma journals and reference books.

About 90% of students in our program secured jobs through campus drives. The highest salary package offered was around ₹5 to 6 LPA, the lowest was around ₹2.2 LPA, and the average package was close to ₹3.5 to 4 LPA. The roles offered mainly included pharma sales, regulatory affairs, quality compliance, market research, hospital supply chain, and product promotion. Companies such as Macleods Pharma, Glenmark Life Sciences, MedPlus Corporate Office, HealthKart, Intas HealthCare Services, and Biocon Support Division came to our campus.

The classrooms are nicely maintained, and the required amenities like water coller, clean toilets, proper space in canteen is available and the hostels have good mess facilities. Apart from that, the green campus area also contributes to making student life more pleasant by providing a relaxed atmosphere.

The MBA curriculum is as per the industry trends and it also includes case studies, presentations, and projects that foster the students' practical skills. The examinations are carried out in two phases—mid-semester and end-semester—along with internal assessments.

Placement results are not very impressive since the maximum salary remains close to 9–10 LPA, whereas the the average package just lies between 3-4 LPA. Internships are hard to come by as well, and very often students have to look for them by themselves.

The whole atmosphere of the campus is nice, with individual and separate facilities for the different courses. In contrast to some of the leading B-schools, hostel life is not as lively, and the amenities feel average. The food in the mess is passable, though there is still scope for improvement.

Most of the professors are exceptionally prepared, if not totally with a Ph.D. degree, then at least with a couple of years of industry exposure. They do try to mix up theoretical knowledge with practical examples which eventually make teaching interesting.

The highest package was about 6–7 LPA, with most of the offers being in the range of 3–4 LPA. Along with Clarivate, Mankind, and Dabur, a few mid-sized companies also organized the recruitment process; however, some students have not been able to seize the chance.

Infrastructure have Wi-Fi, Neat and clean classrooms, computer labs, and a library that is not short of resources. Sports facilities are there, and the playgrounds are in good condition. The canteen provides clean food at reasonable prices and students usually go there to hang out.

Teachers not only encourage class participation but also arrange factory visits and seminars regularly to give students the exposure. The method of instruction is clear, and in particular, they are very professional when they assist students in their research work.

The number of students who get a job is usually 40–50% while the rest have to send their applications to other companies. The packages are neither great nor very low with the average salary being in the range of ₹3–3.5 LPA. Internship provisions are there but students have to be proactive to lock the door of a good firm with their efforts.