Engineering

NATA Eligibility Criteria 2019
To become eligible for NATA a candidate is required to fulfill a certain set of eligibility conditions. Mentioned below are the predefined criteria set up by COA:
1. Candidates must have obtained 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also overall 50% aggregate score at 10+2 level.
2. Candidates who have passed any 10+3 Diploma exam with Mathematics as a subject and scored at least 50% marks are also eligible to apply for the exam.
3. Students appearing in class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are eligible to appear in NATA however, their result will be declared valid after fulfilling the above criteria.
4. The marks cannot be rounded off, as if the candidate has secured 49.9% marks in his/her qualifying exam then the marks would be counted as 49.9% only.
5. The lower age limit for appearing in NATA has been waived. However, the candidate has to comply with any age constraints that may be specified by respective Counselling/ Admission Authority.
6. Score of NATA 2019 is valid for a period of 12 months i.e. 1 year from the date a candidate appears for NATA exam. Thank you.

Here are the pros and cons:
Pros:
1) Good placements as many companies come for campus placements.
2) Posh classrooms.
3) JGI ventures and their programs.
4) A mixed bag of crowd majorly rich and upper-middle-class.
5) The brand name "Jain University" has a decent reputation in corporate circles.
6) A good number of canteens and clean washrooms!
Cons:
1) "Costliest fees". Only Money minded. Everything is super costly here!
2) Leaving a very few, Majority of the staff are bad, Very young as they have just graduated, lack passion, Severe lack of knowledge and no real compassion to teach at all!
3) The management is really bad. They should first learn management instead of teaching us!
4) The Admin section is like a typical government office!
5) People here in every dept. Act like they are doing us a charity by doing their work as they communicate really unprofessional and rude!
6) Not all facilities or programs promised during admission are provided. Everything is charged separately even after charging an exorbitant amount of fees! The brand name of Jain University is slowly fading and corporates are rapidly backing off!
7) Not an environment to learn with zeal. No motivation whatsoever is provided by the college. "99% of the people" who come here are either heavy rich with dad's money or people with no aim or ambition. Finally, If you make complete use of the programs from JGI ventures, actively learn from the co-curricular activities, learn on your own/outside courses and just use college for a degree and nothing more? Then it's worthwhile. If not? It's worthless and complete waste of time and a huge waste of money!
Thank you.