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JNU offers 75+ Undergraduate Courses, 56+ Postgraduate Courses including 3 dual degrees, 16+ Ph.D. and M.Phil Courses, and 25+ Diploma and Certificate Courses through its 16 schools, departments, and institutes. A list of these courses is available at the link below. Click here to learn more.

Depending upon your choice of discipline and programme, the undergraduate courses can be of 3 to 5 years, the postgraduate courses of 1 to 2 years, the research programmes from 3 to 5 years, and the diploma / certificate courses are of 3 months to 3 years duration.

There are different eligibility requirements for different courses / programmes. Further details can be found on your desired course or programme page. Click here to choose your course or programme.

We empower our students through the holistic development of their knowledge, skills, and personality to create industry-ready graduates. Each course and programme has a blend of suitable theory classes, practical experiences, critical thinking exercises, peer learning, performance-based projects, theory projects, and learning presentations.

The tuition fee and registration fee are applicable as per the choice of discipline and programme along with hostel and mess charges under the hostel fee. For the hostel fee details, please see the hostel page. Click here to learn more.

Capitation fees are not charged and never shall be charged at JNU. We have a transparent admission process where all the tuition and other fees as per the choice of subject are clearly mentioned along with the fee payment schedule. More details can be found on the admissions page. Click here to learn more.

The medium of instruction is English for all courses and programmes.

JNU offers many scholarships and freeships that are entirely merit-based. The continuation of these scholarships is as per the terms and conditions of the university. For more details, please visit the scholarship page. Click here to know more.

All fees can be paid through the online method, wire transfer, or credit/debit card. The payments can be made in equivalent amounts of US dollars in Indian Rupees.

We have limited seats for each course, and the admission process commences from March / April each year. We recommend you apply as soon as possible.

Only online applicants that have paid the required fee are considered for admission to their desired courses or programmes. For more details, please visit the programme page. Click here to know more.

If you fulfill the course’s minimum requirements along with the suitable GATE, MAT, CAT or other applicable national entrance test, you may apply with the first two-year mark sheets and the examination score. The final semester pass certificate will be required within six months of joining the postgraduate course.

Yes, all students aspiring to pursue their PG courses / Research programmes at JNU have to fill the proper forms for admission to the desired programme. This is irrespective of the fact that they may be or not currently enrolled at the University. Moreover, as a reward for your continued trust in JNU, we offer a special concession in the first year’s fee. Please contact the admissions cell to know more and avail the same.

Only the latest MAT scores are taken into consideration as these scores stand invalid after one year.

B.Sc. CBZ-Bachelor of science in chemistry, botany and zoology. This course enables the students to take up advanced studies in Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology and can find opportunities in all these subject areas. On successful completion of the B.Sc. CBZ program students will be able to provide a comprehensive understanding of fundamentals of chemical sciences and biological sciences. They will also be able to express proficiency in oral and written communications to appreciate innovation in research. understand the impact of chemicals in societal and environmental contexts, apply ethical principles and responsibilities while conducting animal studies, understand the biodiversity and apply the knowledge to conserve endangered species and develop industry-focused skills to lead a successful career.

10+2 Sciences (Biology / Maths/ Agriculture/ Biotech or Equivalent) minimum 45% marks at 10+2 level or equivalent with English/Hindi as compulsory Subject.

List of Courses after completing B.Sc. CBZ:-

Yes, you are eligible to join MBBS after B.Sc. Pass course in Biology is the basic qualification for MBBS degree. Admission to the course is done through entrance test like NEET. Upper age limit is 25 years

Yes, the Institute of Banking Personnel Services conduct the banking exams for 19 Public Sector banks which mean you can apply for government bank job after clearing it. Above underlined are two entrances exams for which you can apply for after completing graduation.

The programme leads the students to higher learning in physical, mathematical and chemical sciences and contributes to the welfare of the society. It is designed to help the students to understand the importance of chemicals, chemical industries and their role in improving the quality of human life. It also helps the students to recognize and appreciate the contribution of great scientists in the field of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

10+2 Sciences (Maths/ Physics/Chemistry) minimum 45% marks at 10+2 level or equivalent with English/Hindi as compulsory Subject.

B.Sc. is a little comfortable. Students need to be good with science and maths subjects whereas B.tech is tough and demanding. If you are comfortable with basic science and are more inclined to non-technical aspects of science, then B.Sc is a good choice, and if added with M.Sc. you can make good progress in your career.

There are typically two types of B.Sc. degrees awarded to students – B.Sc. Honours and B.Sc. Pass course. Both the academic degrees are awarded to students at an undergraduate level. However, there are some basic differences that lie between the two.

The difference between B.Sc. Honours and B.Sc. Pass course is basically explained below, based on certain parameters that would assist students in making a better choice between the two courses.

B.Sc. Honours course is designed to inculcate advanced theoretical, practical, and research skills among students. It is a more standardized degree and focuses usually on one major subject area. B.Sc. Pass course, on the other hand, is designed to provide foundation knowledge of Science subject to students. It usually covers all major subjects of Science.

Yes, the Institute of Banking Personnel Services conduct the banking exams for 19 Public Sector banks which mean you can apply for government bank job after clearing it. Above underlined two entrances exams for which you can apply for after completing graduation

Biotechnology is the broad area of biology, involving living systems and organisms to develop or make products, or "any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for specific use". Depending on the tools and applications, it often overlaps with the (related) fields of molecular biology, bio-engineering, biomedical engineering, biomanufacturing, molecular engineering, etc. For thousands of years, humankind has used biotechnology in agriculture, food production, environment and medicine.

The term is largely believed to have been coined in 1919 by Hungarian engineer Karl Ereky. In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, biotechnology has expanded to include new and diverse sciences such as genomics, recombinant gene techniques, applied immunology, and development of pharmaceutical therapies and diagnostic tests.

Biotechnology plays a great role in every sector of scientific research and making it inevitable that in the future the number of jobs offers will be very high. Hence it is also a very popular course. It has a broad spectrum of applications in various fields such as agriculture, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, environmental sciences, animal sciences, human sciences, medical sciences, etc.

There are various job opportunities available with many different companies in various industries upon graduation. While some jobs do require a graduate level degree (because of their need for qualified personnel who are experts in their field), most jobs can be joined after an undergraduate degree (a training period will be present before starting the job). The many different areas of possible work are:

The scope of Microbiology is huge because of the involvement of microbiology in various fields such as Pharmacy, Medicine, clinical research, agriculture, dairy industry, water industry, nanotechnology & chemical technology.

A person who specializes in this field is called as “Microbiologists”. Microbiologists are the scientists, who study organisms & infectious agents which cannot be seen with the unprotected eye. They study the interactions of microorganisms with other organisms & humans, which exist & affect our lives. The role of Microbiologists is to ensure our food is safe or not, developing green technologies, treating and preventing disease or tracking the role of microbes in the climate change.

Microbiologists study the world of organisms that are too small to be seen with the naked eye. Some of these microorganisms are infectious agents to humans, animals, or plants. Many of these microorganisms, however, carry out important functions in their niches that are essential for all life on earth. Microbiologists study the interaction of microorganisms with people and how they affect our lives, as well as the roles these organisms play in the environment. Microbiologists work in hospitals, universities, medical schools, government laboratories, and almost every industry, specializing in a variety of areas, from agriculture to the space industry

The career opportunities to choose from as a microbiologist will depend on the level of education and training you receive. A baccalaureate degree in microbiology will help you qualify for many technical, research, and clinical positions. Some of these positions include:

Research Assistant. These people provide technical support to conduct research working in a team with other scientists and a research director. They may work in an industrial, government, university, or medical school lab.

Food, industrial or environmental microbiologists, quality assurance technologists. Working in industry, hospitals, or the government, these individuals check for the quality and safety of vitamins, vaccines, antibiotics, and antiseptics. They also identify harmful microorganisms in water, food, dairy, pharmaceutical and environmental products.

Sales or technical representative. These people provide information about pharmaceuticals and other medical or scientific products to prospective customers. Clinical and veterinary microbiologists, medical technologists. These individuals generally work in veterinary clinics or hospitals to identify disease causing microorganisms in humans and animals.

In addition to these laboratory and technical jobs, there are several other career paths one can take with Bachelors degree in microbiology. Combining microbiology with another discipline, such as education, business, or journalism, provides an even wider range of career options. Such career options would include teaching in high school, scientific sales, science writing for the general public, public relations, or regulatory affairs. Completing a Bachelors degree in microbiology also provides the necessary foundation to continue an education in the medical, veterinary, dental or legal fields.

An advanced degree in microbiology will broaden your career choices even further. A Masters degree would qualify you for a career as a laboratory supervisor or an instructor at a community or junior college. A doctoral degree (or its equivalent) is almost always required for higher level positions in microbiology and other sciences. With a Ph.D. in Microbiology, you could be qualified to perform independent research, teach undergraduate and graduate students, or assume executive level responsibilities in government and industry

. Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with PCB).

Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Statistics to understand and interpret biological information”.

It is the application of computer technology to the management of biological data.

Bioinformatics is very interesting and demanding now a days. It is a very interesting subject for those who want to know about the inter-relationship between medical science and human organs.

It also deals with the important areas of Biology such as: Molecular Biology (Next generation sequencing, Pharmacogenomics: Precise medicine, Drug development processes and Gene expression study), Agriculture (Agriinformatics), Health and medical sciences (Health informatics, Clinical Informatics and Medical informatics).

Scope of Bio-informatics is increasing day by day as the need of medical science is increasing rapidly. It is one of the highly paid sectors in abroad countries. In India, it is also very much growing sector so, that scholars can make their career here in India also.

A person who practices Bioinformatics and has studied bioinformatics course is generally called as Bioinformatics Scientist or Bioinformatics Specialist. Biological processes are becoming complex as the world advances, and it is nearly impossible to manage and interpret such data.

A Bioinformatics Scientist studies structure and alignment of datasets such as proteomics, raw microarray, and genomic sequence data. They spend a lot of time inside a bioinformatics laboratory with computers and microscopes. It is their job to conduct experiments and collect data for future interpretations. Other works of a Bioinformatics Scientist may include gene finding, sequence alignment, genome assembly, protein-protein interactions, nucleotide and amino acid alignment, protein folding, alignment of DNA, analyse next gene of a data sequence etc.

Bioinformatics offers multiple career options and which career to choose is all up to the scientist. They make higher than the average salary because of the vast demand for Bioinformatics Scientists. Many institutes in India and abroad offer teaching and research positions for Bioinformatics specialists. Bioinformatics can work in various industries such as:

12th passed students with the science subject (Physics/ chemistry/ Biology/ Mathmatics) can pursue B.Sc. In Bioinformatics

It depends on the student capability, interest and strength. There are a lot of Bioinformatics jobs in the field of Data Science, Research Scientist, KPO’s, Web Developer/ Bioinformatics Software development , Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence . There are also plenty of opportunities at startups and large companies, in fields from Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals to Agriculture.

Scope after B. Sc.: As a B. Sc. Bioinformatics degree holder students have two Options:

If students are interested in studying mathematics, statistics, computers and biology; then it’s worth it. It’s a new booming field, especially with more data being churned out by wet-lab researchers there is/will be a need of experienced Bioinformaticians to make sense of the data.

Placement opportunities are available in following Biotechnology industries / IT Companies as intern, trainee, QC and QA analyst, and junior manager, Software Developer/Web devloper, Data Analyst . Further progress in company depends on performance.

Yes, Students need to have programming skills such as: R, PERL, Python and JAVA, if they are working in IT sector and Software Development.

Even if students are just inclined to the biological aspect of it, still students would need some amount of programming like C, C++, DBMS. XML and PERL to deal with the biological data.

A person who practices Biochemistry and has studied Biochemistry course is generally called as Biochemist. Biological processes are complex processes that have many aberrations as presented in many disorders and diseases. Mechanistic molecular details of these complexities are necessary to infer relevant information in order to derive molecules, methods, tools or approaches to overcome or manage these disorders. A Biochemist therefore studies molecular, metabolic and physiological details of the concerned biological phenomena to connect molecular basis to systemic physiological effects. They spend a lot of time inside a biochemistry laboratory with designing and executing molecular or metabolic experiments more often dealing with clinical samples, various reagents and numerous spectroscopy, potentiometry, electrophoresis, chromatography and centrifugation instruments. It is their job to design, execute and infer useful information from these experiments.

Biochemists excel themselves in disciplines of biomolecular structure and function, metabolism, enzymology, clinical biochemistry, pharmaceutical biochemistry, endocrinology, plant biochemistry, molecular physiology etc.

Biochemistry offers multiple career options and which career to choose is all up to the person. They make higher than the average salary because of the vast demand for Biochemists. Many institutes in India and abroad offer teaching and research positions for Biochemists. Apart from being a part of biochemical research in academic institutions, Biochemists can also find their suitability in various institutions such as hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, agricultural companies and other biologically relevant private or government sectors. More recent breakthroughs in drug discovery in cancer and AIDS like diseases have biochemistry approach as its core for extracting a knowledge base to complement other disciplines like Bioinformatics.

Pharmaceutical sector, Biological Sciences, Healthcare, Food Processing Industry, Food and Chemical Industries seek Microbiology Professionals for handling positions of Production Engineers, Quality Control Analyst, etc.

No, you need to not have modest chemistry knowledge or skills for a good career in biochemistry. Although having any good idea of chemistry will be a definite edge. Likewise having statistics knowledge would also enhance the quality of the experimental inference, yet these disciplines are complementary in nature rather than obligatory in biochemistry.even if you are just inclined to the biological aspect of biochemistry, you can easily survive and thrive in biochemistry discipline.

It honestly depends on what you are interested in and what your strengths are. Right from production of pharmaceutical drugs, or to their quality control or to their sale in open market, or as a research scholar, or as a biochemistry teacher, or a medicine entrepreneur having his/her own production house (startups) targeted at fulfilling the ever increasing demand of the already available generic drugs. All these sectors are open to biochemists. Once they choose their direction, they can pursue a suitable higher degree to further proceed with their career in human, animal, plant, agriculture or technologically relevant sector. (Ex. management inclined person can pursue MBA after B.Sc. (Hons.) Biochemistry to proceed with his/her career as manager in pharmaceutical industry or company). Thus there are jobs at academic research institutions, and there are also plenty of opportunities at startups and large companies, in fields from biotechnology to pharmaceuticals to agriculture.

Yes, you can but go through the eligibility details of the particular institution where you prefer to apply and note that it might be a shift where you have to work hard to learn core biochemistry related subjects and willing to learn new practical lab work related to biochemistry and biotechnology. Whatever the course might be when you are learning a new subject from scratch, you have to do some extra hard work and most importantly stay motivated throughout.

Yes, B.Sc in biochemistry provides good technical assistant, sales and managerial jobs in biochemistry labs/companies/institutions/industry, and you can gain the skill required by the employee even while pursuing your job. Although doing a higher degree is always recommended to tighten your grip in the advanced skills and approaches needed to survive and thrive in the area chosen by the person.

Yes, of course. It’s called mother of all new medical technology relevant areas for some of its very powerful accomplishments. If you are interested in pursuing biology based careers aimed at production, quality control, management, research, teaching or technical career in corporate or non-governmental organizations like WHO, UNESCO etc; then it’s worth it. Just keep patience and keep developing your skills even after getting a good job.

Chemistry is the Central Science. All aspects of technical development require people with expertise in chemistry. A basic chemical education is required of doctors, dentists, engineers, agriculturalists, foresters, factory managers, etc. Thus, there is a continuing need for chemistry teachers in the region. In addition, there is an increasing need for graduates with some chemistry background for work in the industry as quality control staff, production managers and in a range of government and private research laboratories, e.g. mineral exploration, environmental pollution monitoring, agriculture. The contribution of chemistry graduates to regional development is considerable.

Scope after B.Sc. Chemistry (hons) : As a B.Sc. Chemistry (hons) degree holder you have 2 options:

Placement opportunities are available in chemical industries and Pharmaceutical industries as intern, trainee, human resourse manager, production supervisor, Field operation executive, Analytical Chemist,Bio-medical Chemist, Chemical Engineering Associate, Industrial Research Scientist, Lab Chemist, Materials Technologist Production Chemist, Production Officer, Quality Controller, R&D Director, Research & Development Manager, Safety Health and Environment Specialist. Placement as a junior scientific assistant in DRDO, ONGC, BARC, NPLC etc.

CSIR-UGC NET/ DBT/ICMR

Mathematics is one of the most enduring fields of study and is essential in an expanding number of disciplines and professions. The B.Sc.(Hons.) Mathematics programme is a versatile degree that provides students with the optimal balance between a defined sequence of study and flexible course options. This unique programme helps students combine their knowledge of mathematics and solve problems. They learn to study essential topics in calculus, linear algebra and differential equations that can be applied directly to build applications in coding and cryptology, mathematical physics, mathematical biology, bioinformatics and finance.

Mathematics (Hons.) graduates find many different types of jobs, because the skills of problem solving and critical thinking developed in our programs make them versatile and adaptable. These jobs typically involve research and development, software development or consulting, in areas such as:

Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Maths

The degree course gives a good base for higher degree programs. Students can go for accountancy and business services, banking, investment and insurance, government and public administration. They can find work in the Government Statistical Service, the National Health Service, local councils, the pharmaceutical industry, insurance companies, market research and marketing companies, banks, accountancy firms, universities, colleges and schools. They can become teachers in schools and can open their own coaching centers related to their academic subjects.

Placement opportunities are available in following.

CSIR/NET

The JRF selected candidate through CSIR-UGC National Eligibility Test (NET) will receive the stipend of INR 31000 per month for the period of two years.

National Board for Higher Mathematics

Successful candidates will receive a scholarship of Rs. 6,000/- (Rupees Six Thousand Only) per month, during the two year period of the post-graduate programme.The scholarships are sanctioned for one year at a time and are renewable at the end of the year, subject to satisfactory progress.

USPs of B.Sc (H) Mathematics programme of JNU, Jaipur

It is a postgraduate program that can be taken after graduating course. M.Sc. is a master’s degree which provides the theoretical as well as practical knowledge in science. This is offered by many universities in India. Some of these universities also offer interdisciplinary M.Sc. courses.

 After getting a M.Sc. degree, candidates may apply for a PhD course or in research institutes such as ISRO, DRDO, BARC, TIFR, NPL etc. who conducts exam for the Scientist posts. Beyond this there many jobs in Indian military such as in Indian air force, Navy and Army. A student can chart his career in higher education after qualify NET, SLET examinations which are based on M.Sc. qualification.

No. A student should have a Bachelors degree with Physics and Mathematics at graduation level.

The Master of Science degree is popularly abbreviated to MS in the US and M.Sc. in the India, UK and certain Commonwealth countries. MS is a professional course than the M.Sc. course. It is perceived to be a better program when compared to the M.Sc. program. Those who have completed M.Sc. or Bachelor in Engineering can also do the MS program.

 Yes, you can do M.Sc. Physics after completing your B.Sc. in Mathematics, but you need to some elective subjects of physics. If you fulfill the criteria of post-graduation entrance exam, then you can do it.

Yes, According to University norms.

The department has a well-qualified, experienced teaching staff. There is one Professor, two Associate Professor and few faculty members from interdisciplinary area. They are also actively involved in research and have published articles extensively in different areas of Physics.

Presently no, any specialization although electives are offered in last semester.

As per University curriculum.

Yes we have strong network with alumni and conduct alumni Meets every year & also at the time of convocation.

Yes, class wise teacher are allotted as mentors for an overall coordination to resolve the various issues of our students.

A master’s degree (M.Sc. Mathematics) is a postgraduate degree for students who want to become more skilled or specialized in a particular discipline tend to be more focused and allow students to develop the depth of their knowledge in a particular subject. Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space, and change. Mathematicians seek out patterns and formulate new conjectures which resolve the truth or falsity of conjectures by mathematical proofs. Mathematics is very important in the field of data science as concepts within mathematics aid in identifying patterns and assist in creating algorithms. The understanding of various notions of Statistics and Probability Theory are key for the implementation of such algorithms in data science.

The curriculum of M.Sc. Mathematics includes dissertation projects, assignments, analyzing a large amount of numerical data, MAT Lab, NST Lab ,seminars and complete course of CSIR NET Exam. MAT LAB may not be as user friendly as an application like Photoshop, however, being a general purpose programming language it provides many important advantages for forensic image processing. It ensures the image processing steps used are completely documented, and hence can be replicated. It also includes designing surveys and experiments. The evaluation of a student is done through an Internal Assessment and External Assessment. This Department organized time to time workshops with help of department of computer science. The dissertation project is an important part of M.Sc. Mathematics.

Direct Admission with Personal Interview and there is no entrance test.

Yes, it is compulsory to complete all the prescribed practical sessions because Numerical methods in NST Lab are mathematical methods that are used to approximate the solution of complicated problems so that the solution consists of only addition, subtraction and multiplication operations. MATLAB is a high-performance language for technical computing.

A master's degree in mathematics makes a specialized and skilled person in solving various mathematical problems. They have the ability of logical thinking and solving the problems in various alternative methods. As a career, you can do the PhD. and go for lectureships. With your M. Sc. degree you can find a job in school and parallel join some coaching classes. Even banks and financial institutions also prefer mathematics qualified personnel. If you like you can go for a chartered accountant course. If you are interested you can join DRDO, as a scientist and do further research under them.

This course is made as per the syllabus of CSIR-NET/GATE chemistry and all exam and along with that topicwise test is also there to improve your learning for appear for CSIR- NET/GATE chemistry exam and other competitive exams as well in chemistry.

Academics: Teaching
Civil services exams
Higher studies: PhD
Industry: Research
Public Sectors: HPCL, BPCL, ONGC, GAIL, BARC, NTPC, NHPC

The M.Sc. program utilizes a combination of teaching and learning approaches which include lectures, tutorials, practical classes, seminars, problem-based learning, field visits, group/ individual assignments, and development of communication skills. Students are required to undertake research projects in the final year IV semester of the program. With this knowledge and skills, the students are able to work in their future work effectively.

M.sc. (Chemistry)-2 year full-time regular course (four semesters) with specialization in Organic Chemistry.

Yes by UGC (University Grants Commission) and University Accredited By NAAC

JNU has on campus hostel facilities for boys and girls separately.

The department has well-qualified, experienced teaching staff. There are three professors, two associate professor. They are also actively involved in research and have published extensively in different areas of Chemistry.

All courses in the school are recognized by UGC.

Graduation in any discipline of Life Sciences /Basic Sciences with 50% aggregate.

Yes, the candidate along with his parent or guardian should be present for counseling and admission.

Photostat copies with original documents are required.

No, there is no entrance exam. for M.Sc. in Life Sciences /Basic Sciences.

Marks of qualifying exam + Personal Interview

Examination Fee, Student ID Card, Uniform Charges & Caution Money (Refundable)

No, but there are some other schemes offered to the candidates for taking early admission. Also, the meritorious students are provided one time scholarship.

1 st March, 2020.

After the admission procedure is done for the candidate, Provisional admission letter and fees certificate will be given from the institute. All the formalities with the Bank have to be taken care by the candidate.

All Details are available on university website and University App.

Placement are offered through campus placement. Some students are offered placement at the place they pursue their 6 months dissertation in the 4 th semester. They are also offered placement through alumni links. Students also prefer higher education. Assistance for the same is also given.

Industry: Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Clinical Research, Chemical Industry, Food
industry Bioinformatics, IT Industry,
Academia: CSIR, DBT, ICMR, ICAR Research Labs
Salary: Rs– Rs.2, 50,000 /-3, 50,000 Yearly approx
Functional Area: Research, Production, Maintenance, Quality, Clinical Research

M.Sc. Biotechnology

Industrial Biotechnology, Food Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology, Microbial Technology

M.Sc. Microbiology

Industrial Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology, Agricultural Microbiology, Food Microbiology, Medical Microbiology

M.Sc. Botany

Environmental Biotechnology, Plant Biotech and Bioresource Management, Plant Pathology

Value added courses like computer languages C++, Phyton Environmental sustainability and development, Workshop and regular special lectures on recent trends in life sciences from experts, cultural and spots activities are part of learning.

55% in qualifying exam + Entrance Test + Personal Interview

Biotechnology, Microbiology & Botany

Only for selected candidates

No, candidate has to appear for CET.

The students who have passed 12 t  (HSC) Examination in science/Commerce/Arts stream with English subject are eligible to take admission on the basis of First come first Serve and who has a keen interest in pursuing his/her career as Cyber Security Specialist in the Industry.

Yes, at least once in a month along with Guest Lectures and Conferences.

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The BCA-Cyber Sceurity has tie-up with Cybercure Technologies.

No limits for Max package

Yes, Cyber security provides the persistent challenges and skill that enhance knowledge and job growth. There is a massive shortage of cyber security personnel across industries in India, thus this course availabe in Jaipur National University provides you best jobs in multiple industries.

Student can become the Data Security Engineer, Security System Administrator, Cyber Security Analyst in the companies like IBM, Cognizant, Amazon any many more MNC's

BCA in cyber security is a security specialization with the BCA background. The main difference between BCA and BCA in cyber security is that, BCA itself is a generalized course in computers application. BCA in cyber security is a specialized course in the domain of security.

Approved from UGC

2019

In 2002

The students who have passed 12 th  (HSC) Examination in science/Commerce/Arts stream with English subject are eligible to take admission on the basis of First come first Serve.

A BCA graduate is a software programmer armed with the knowledge of scripting as well as programming languages like C, C++, Java, HTML, PHP etc. He can be a

The students who have passed diploma in (Computer Engineering/ Information Technology Engineering/ Electronics & Communication Engineering/ Electronic Engineering/ Electrical Engineering with minimum 45% in General category and 40% in reserved category) can get the admission in 3rd semester of BCA directly.(Admission norms are subject to change as per guidelines of JNU, Jaipur).

Yes, there are three categories of Scholarship provided by Institute

Yes, at least once in a month along with Guest Lectures and Conferences.

MCA (2 Yrs), MBA (2 Yrs), M.Sc (CS/IT)

Yes, Cybersecurity, Cloud computing ,Artificial Intelligence

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More than 60%

Max package is 4 Lacs per annum and min is 2.0 lacs

SAP,Amazon,Byjus, IBM,Infosys, Wipro,TCS, Capgemini,Collabra

Approved from UGC.

2002

The students who have passed BCA,B.Sc(CS/IT) will be eligible for 2 Years MCA program like BA,B.Sc,BBA will also be eligible for 2 year MCA other under-graduate programmes if they cleared the bridge course specified by AICTE.PGDCA student will also be eligible for 2 Yrs MCA.

The students who have passed BCA,B.Sc(CS/IT) will be eligible for 2 Years MCA program. Rest graduations like BA,B.Sc,BBA will also be eligible for 2 year MCA if they passes the bridge course specified by AICTE.PGDCA Pass students will also be eligible for 2 Yrs MCA.

Yes, there are three categories of Scholarship provided by Institute

Yes, at least once in a month.

After MCA student will be eligible for M.Tech and Ph.D also

Yes, Cybersecurity ,Cloud computing ,Artificial Intelligence

Workshops, Seminars and guest lectures on latest technologies

After filling registration, the students have to undergo a written test and on the basis of that test and a Personal Interview, selection is made.

More than 70%, rest proceed for higher studies and entrepreneurship

Max package is 6.2 Lacs per annum and min is 2.5 lacs

SAP,Amazon,Byjus, IBM,Infosys, Wipro,TCS, Capgemini,Collabra

Approved from AICTE .

2002

All graduates having 48% form recognized university are eligible

Acceptable for all Government exams, After PGDCA, MCA will remain for 2 years only.

Yes, there are three categories of Scholarship provided by Institute

Yes, at least once in a month.

After PGDCA student will be eligible for MCA (2 Years).

No, this course contain fundamentals so no need to have prior knowledge.

Workshops, Seminars and guest lectures on latest technologies & innovation.

After filling registration,the students have to appear for Personal Interview.

Approved from UGC

In 2008

The students who have passed BE/B.Tech(CSE/IT/ECE) or MCA/M.Sc. (IT/Computer Science) or equivalent. with Minimum percentage of 55% will be eligible for 2 Years M.Tech.

Research in the compnay like ISRO, DRDO, NIT's, IIT's Executive Engineer in PSU's , Government Sectors, Priavte Sectors. Grade I Officer in Indian Defence (Army, Navy, Air- force etc) Developer in software Industry Tester in the MNC's like Infosys, Accenture,TCS,Dell,Tech Mahindra, Flipkart etc System Analyst and DBA in the Government along with PSU like BHEL,SAIL,National Hydroelectric Power Corporation as well as private sector. system Business Analyst in the Top MNC's like Mahindra & Mahindra, L&T Infotech, Samsung, Microsoft, Google and many more.

The key Strength of the M.Tech is:

Yes, there are three categories of Scholarship provided by Institute

Yes, at least once in every month along with Guest Lectures and Conferences.

After M.Tech, student will be eligible for Ph.D

Computer Science

Workshops, Seminars and guest lectures on latest technologies & innovations

After filling registration,form the students have to undergo a written test and on the basis of that test and a Personal Interview, selection is made.

Student with valid GATE score card will be exempted form written test, Only Personal Interview will be done.

Students without GATE will also be eligible, by appearing and qualifying university entrance exam followed by PI.

B.Tech Consolidated marksheet along with 10th and 12th passing certificates

Yes, It may be conducted just after qualifying the entrance exam.

Admit card which is issued by university.

Approved from UGC

2007

M.Tech,MCA/ M.Sc. (Comp. Sc.)/ M.Sc. IT with minimum 55%.

3 Years as per UGC

Yes, there are three categories of Scholarship provided by Institute

Six months.

Post Doc

Only full time Ph.D is there.

After filling registration,

No, you are required to attend Workshops which are conducted on reguar intervals for RDC, guest lectures and progress reports.

These students are exempted for entrance exam.

Approved from UGC

Yes, the MSW Program at JNU Jaipur is UGC approved and it started in 2008.

The School of Social Sciences offers employment social service friendly programmes at Master's and Doctorate levels in Sociology and Social Work.

The duration of M.A. (Social Work) is 2 years and the eligibility is graduation in any stream (50%) and the Selection procedure is Merit +PI.

Human Resource Management and Women and Child Welfare.

Yes.

The course contents are designed to groom the aspirants as Adult Guidance Workers, Career Advisors, Community Development, as Project coordinator, as Counselors in health and family counseling centers. The individuals in the society have realized the importance of contributing to the social development and social policies and so the role of social science graduates  has become important. Understanding this growing need, School of Social Sciences  is striving to fulfill the requirement of personnel in different domains. In addition to classroom teaching; field study engagements, presentations of the study, Rural and medical camps and group discussions, counseling, networking and advocacy on different social issues and problems are an integral part of the learning process.

Full-time students enrolled in the regular program must complete 150 Hrs of field work in each semester i.e. on every Friday and Saturday.

No, the students are expected to complete the program on a full-time basis.

Every MSW student has to attend mandatory 45 days Summer Internship programme in any NGO or any developmental organization.

The Duration for Ph.D. programme is Minimum 3 Years with Eligibility in Master in social work/ sociology [50%] and the Selection Procedure is Entrance Test & Personal Interview. For M.Phil the duration is 1 year with eligibility in Master in social work/ sociology [55%] and the selection procedure is Entrance test and Personal Interview.

The highest package is 4.5 lakh.