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Jamia Hamdard Banking, Finance & Insurance Courses & Fees 2026
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Md Azharul Quamar 
B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.6
4Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
If you want to relax and only degree, then go.
Placements: About 70% student got placement. The highest package is 30 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA. Companies like Wipro, HCL, and some foreign companies recruit. Students got 100% internship roles like developed trainee and so on. My college fees are so high, about 9 lakhs too.
Infrastructure: Facilities are enough, okay, but infrastructure needs construction, and some classes are not well organized. So Wi-Fi also does work proper. The hostel is good, but there is also a bad thing about wash room. Overall, there is no much facilities provide as other.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful and frank, but the curriculum is not addressed, so there is a lack of knowledge. Industry-ready students are NIT. Sem exams are also not too hard. They offer low type question, so they pass easily, 33% is the passing percentage, and if backlog, then re appear.
Other: No fest is held.
Reviewed on 22 Jan 2026Read More
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Reem Rehman
B.A. in International Studies and Global Politics - Batch of 2029
4.6
3Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Truly satisfied with the campus life and facilities.
Placements: This is a new course in Jamia Hamdard. My batch is the second batch, so I don’t have any idea about placements, but the university also offers M.A. in this course as well as Ph.D. in this course. This course has good scope in India and especially outside.
Infrastructure: Amazing infrastructure; they provide Wi-Fi, AC classrooms, a decent library, and they have around 4–5 canteens with good quality food. They conduct sports events and tournaments every few months, so overall a good experience. I don’t have any idea about hostel, but the rest everything is nice, and they also have a hospital on campus.
Faculty: The faculty are really helpful and humble. Semester exams are also not that difficult, and the passing marks are 50 out of 100 for semester exams. The professors are knowledgeable with good experience, and the teaching quality is also good as they provide good lectures.
Other: The campus life is really good, and the surroundings are clean and green. The only improvement they can do is provide more seating space to students.
Reviewed on 5 Jan 2026Read More
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Minhal Abbas
Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) - Batch of 2027
3
2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
I am not saying that the college is bad, but the students are.
Placements: 5 percent of students get placed. The highest package is around 6 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. TCS and Wipro are regular recruiting companies. 30 percent of students get internships in various companies like Infosys and TCS. Roles offered are software developer and web developer.
Infrastructure: Facilities are average. Only the canteen, campus, and medical facilities are good, the rest are average. The library is noisy every time I see it. Labs are not good, systems don't work often. Only cricket is good, no other sport. Everything is taken lightly, and there are fights very often.
Faculty: Some teachers are good, helpful, and qualified, but not every teacher. This course curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are good, not too hard, not too easy. They are good as they should be. The passing percentage is 30 percent. The university takes 2000 per subject for a back.
Other: I chose this course because the upcoming time is all about coding and programming. I would like to see better equipment and systems for labs and better tables and chairs for the library. Events and fests are average.
Reviewed on 29 Dec 2025Read More
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Qazi Ali Abbas
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) - Batch of 2028
4
4Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Faculty members and placements are good every year, and the infrastructure is average.
Placements: Almost 70–80 percent of students get placed. The highest package is 15 LPA, and the lowest package is 2 LPA. Recruiting organizations include some universities and hospitals. Roles offered are professor and physiotherapist roles in sports, neuro, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular specializations. Many alumni start working abroad, and we have a wide range of options for how we want to work.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is above average, and we can rate it 4/10. Some cons include lift issues and Wi-Fi speed. Labs have almost all the required equipment. Hostel facilities are average. They charge a high amount, but facilities are not worth it. Mess and canteen are available, and their prices are reasonable. Medical facilities are good, as we have a hospital and a rehabilitation centre. In sports, we have football, volleyball, badminton, basketball, cricket, table tennis, carrom, and chess. We need improvement in all these areas.
Faculty: Teachers are really helpful and friendly, with experience. They graduate from Jamia Hamdard and other colleges in Delhi and have completed their Master's in different fields of physiotherapy. The course curriculum is relevant, as they teach practical work, which is very important. We give only final exams like MBBS. The pass percentage is 50%, which becomes harder if we do not take it seriously.
Other: I always wanted to be a doctor, so I chose BPT, through which I can help people who want to live better lives. Things that can be improved include infrastructure, and in our course, we always need improvements, as everything is now modified. Events are organized frequently, and we can join the fests of other departments. The crowd is friendly, and the college is ragging-free. Campus surroundings are manageable for living. Scholarships are available for toppers, SC, ST, and minorities.
Reviewed on 15 Dec 2025Read More
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Sheikh asadullah
BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) - Batch of 2028
3.4
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Not the best but not the worst either.
Placements: As much as I have heard, the placement records are not very high. Teachers help in getting you placed, but it is your job to find a good job, and very few students get placed from the college itself. 30 percent of the students get placed maybe much less as specific records aren't mentioned. The highest package is 10 LPA, the lowest is 2.8 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA-4.5 LPA. Several companies such as HCL, Tata, Coca-Cola, and others. From my course 70 percent of students got internships Roles that are offered are data analyst, customer executive, salesforce, managerial roles, etc.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi service is available, but it rarely works, and data services are negligible here. A lot of issues arise because of that. Classrooms are normal college classrooms with no AC and old fans. The library is functional with a huge number of books but most are outdated. The hostel facilities are great with good rooms, AC, and water supply. The curfew time is 9:30 PM, and the food is a bit hygienic, but not that bad. The sports facilities are great with a huge ground available, and other sports equipment is also available.
Faculty: My department has knowledgeable and supportive faculty who help in building a good foundation which is essential. The syllabus is not that up to date but it isn't obsolete either. It has subjects like principles of management, states, indian economy, business economy, etc. If you want to be industry-ready, then you have to seek internships and real-life experiences on your own. Semester exams are manageable if you study properly. The overall pass rate is high with 40 percent being required to pass from both internal and external.
Other: I chose this course because I was always intrigued by management and how businesses worked, and all the plethora of things that go on in the background. I would add more skills that I can learn to make students job-ready. Fewer major events are conducted. The crowd is mixed but not very bright. Connectivity is mid, the closest metro station is Govindpuri and Nehru Place, from there you can take an auto. The campus is great it's built on almost 100 acres with fewer scholarship opportunities and moderate activities.
Reviewed on 25 Nov 2025Read More
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Sadiya
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) - Batch of 2026
3
2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Poor infrastructure, bad class management, no placements, but good faculty.
Placements: Placements are very low. Usually, students go abroad. The highest is 5 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA, which is sometimes not sufficient. Companies like Dabur also visit. There are not many internships, but with a referral, you can get internships as an assistant pharmacist.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is not good. Wi-Fi works only in specific places. Labs are okay, but water facilities and chemicals are missing, and equipment does not work. The hostel is good overall, and the food is good. Safety is a priority, and the hospital is nearby. There is a sports week, and the main focus is on sports and games too.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful, but they don’t teach in a way that helps you score good marks in exams, which is not good. Teachers are knowledgeable and clear doubts, but there is no practical approach, so students are not industry-ready. Exams are average, and the majority of students pass.
Other: As it is the medical field, it intrigues me. It is a crucial job in society. I wish they made us industry-ready. Events are good, fests are rare, and the campus crowd is okay. The campus is greenish, and there are good extracurricular activities, but there are not many scholarships.
Reviewed on 19 Oct 2025Read More
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