B.Com
at Jamshedpur Worker's College, Jamshedpur

B NAAC accredited
Estd. 1959

B.Com

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Overview
Student Reviews
Placements
Entry Requirements
Admission Process

B.Com
at
Jamshedpur Worker's College
Overview

Jamshedpur Worker's College offers various B.Com specialisations to students. Admission to this programme is merit and entrance-based. Students can check the Jamshedpur Worker's College B.Com details in this space:

Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website

B.Com
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Jamshedpur Worker's College

Frequently Asked Questions

Jyoti Singh

B.Com - Batch of 2024

2.4

1Placements1Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Our college is not that much good, but it is cheap and good for study.

Placements: 0% of students were placed from our college. Our college didn't offer any type of package in our course. We didn't get any recruiting companies for our and any course. 0% of students got any type of internship from our course. We weren't offered any type of roles from our college or course.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college and classes was not good. Our college infrastructure needed renovation. We didn't have any Wi-Fi or lab access in our course, and maybe our college didn't have any Wi-Fi facility for students. Our college didn't have any hostel.

Faculty: Our teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, and the teaching quality was also good. For me, this course curriculum was relevant. Study-wise, it helped make students industry-ready. The semester exams were a little bit difficult, but if you studied well, then they not that difficult. 35% was the passing percentage.

Other: I was a commerce student that's why I chose this course, and this course was perfect and easy for me. The best thing about this course was that it was easy and understandable. Nothing I think it's already much better. Our college doesn't do any events, fest or something we have to go another university for that type of activities.

Reviewed on 10 Mar 2025Read More

Anonymous

B.Com - Batch of 2017

1Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

I am dissatisfied with this college and I don't recommend students to join this college.

Placements: Placements and internships were not provided in our college and companies did not visit our college for placements.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college was average which was manageable but sanitation was bad. Our college didn't have labs, Wi-Fi, a canteen, medical facilities, sports, and games except for the library and classrooms. Hostels and canteens were not available.

Faculty: Teachers in our college were qualified but not dedicated to teaching students. They weren't helpful. The course curriculum didn't make students industry-ready. Semester exams were not hard but students need to study for good marks.

Other: I chose this course because I was a commerce student. Teaching environment was not good which should be improved. Events were organised frequently. The campus crowd was uncontrollable during our time. Scholarships were not provided. Campus surroundings were not good. Extracurricular activities were not organised in our college.

Reviewed on 28 Oct 2022Read More

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B.Com
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Jamshedpur Worker's College

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