B.Voc. in Electronics 

at Jagannath University, Jhajjar

Hello friend,

You should mention the degree and  specification in which you want to get admission. There are different examination for those specific programs. If we are talking about MBA then they accept scores of CAT (Common Admission Test),

MAT (Management Aptitude Test)

XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test)

CMAT (Common Management Admission Test).

You have to score good rank in any of the above mentioned examination.

Other than this you have JUEE which is conducted by University itself. You can also take admission by attempting JUEE.

Hope this help.

The Jagannath University the highest package is yet to be released officially. However, the median package has been released. During 2022 placements, the highest median package stood at INR 4.15 LPA and was offered to PG (2-year) students. To know the course-wise median package for 2022 take a look at the below table:

Jagannath University Haryana offers 8 specialisations in BTech, while BMIET (B.M. Institute of Engineering and Technology) offers 11 specialisations. This provides students at BMIET with marginally more flexibility. However, in terms of tuition fees, Jagannath University's BTech programme is priced at approximately INR 4.84 lakh for 4 years, whereas BMIET is more affordable at around INR 3.55 lakh. Students comparing the two institutions should weigh the cost versus curriculum variety and evaluate which programme aligns better with their goals.

Students pursuing a BSc at Jagannath University, Haryana studies both theoretical concepts and applied sciences. Core subjects vary by specialisation but typically include areas like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, or Environmental Science. In addition to DSC and DSE papers, students also take ability enhancement courses, skill-based electives, and interdisciplinary papers. 

Among the ten BSc specialisations offered by Jagannath University, BSc Agriculture leads in terms of seat capacity with 120 seats in 2025. This makes up more than half of the total BSc seats at the university. Other BSc specialisations have a smaller intake, typically ranging between 10 to 30 seats each. It also depends on the demand of the specialisation.