JNU Delhi Infrastructure: Campus Facilities, Hostels, Library ,Mehrauli, Delhi

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is really good, even though we have our temporary building it has really good infrastructure. Maybe after 1-2 years we will be studying in our permanent building which is almost ready. Every student has Wi-Fi access based on the ID and password that the college provided to them after taking admission. The labs and library are also very good. The food quality of the hostel is average not so good not so bad it is average. Every year we have our sports and cultural event aswell. It m...

Infrastructure: The building is still connected for the B.Tech course, but we have our temporary building where our regular classes go on. There is a separate building for labs. Wi-Fi is available in the academic buildings and also in hostels. There is a huge library in our university. There are many canteens situated across the campus. The health centre is available. It has a big stadium for sports activities. It has many courts for badminton and volleyball in many hostels.

Infrastructure: Our School of Engineering building is still in its construction phase, and it is expected to open in 2027 for lecture and academic purposes only. Currently, our classes are held in temporary lecture halls that have facilities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and projectors. The hostels are two-seater and provide basic facilities such as Wi-Fi and water coolers. The quality of food is average. The university also provides medical facilities. For sports, there is a stadium available.

Infrastructure: The course is excellent. Books are updated, and they are designed to current market trends. Our professors update our course every semester with market trends. The hostel is decent; with the hostel fees, it is excellent. There are some old hostels that have some issues, but they are under renovation.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure for my course is decent. A new building for engineering students is getting ready along with a hostel for more than 2500+ students. Labs are really good, classrooms are fully ventilated and fully AC. There are 21 hostels with very good quality rooms and very tasty food at a very affordable price.

Infrastructure: The hostel could be way better, especially for B.Tech students, as we are the highest fee paying students in JNU. The hostel (Damodar) is roughly 2.54 km away from ELC, where our classes are conducted, and other labs like the computer lab are still 1.54 km away, so that is also an issue, as we don't have any buses from Damodar.

Infrastructure: 24/7 Wi-Fi, a hostel with good food, and a living facility at a very affordable price. A 24/7 open central library with a very versatile and large collection of books and journals, newspapers, articles, and many more things. A different cyber library for students who are pursuing CS Engineering.

Infrastructure: Our building for the School of Engineering is under construction, and it may take up to 2 years to finish. Our current classes are going on in ELC (Engineering lecture complex), which is good with good benches, a projector, and good Wi-Fi, but still not the best. At present damodar hostel is allotted to engineering students, but students can also take other hostel also in the university. Hostels are overall average because they are old. The best hostel at present is Barak. The quality of food pr...

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is decent, and the hostel is something you would love for its affordability. The classroom is decent, library is filled with good books. Mess is okay-ish, and canteens are affordable. The medical facility is also decent. Sports are okay-ish (I am not a sports person, so not an actual complaint). The gym totally needs to be improved.

Infrastructure: There is Wi-Fi available on campus with unlimited data in JNU hostels, classes, library, and labs. There is high-speed data. Hostel room conditions are satisfactory. Mess food is better, and it is at a very low price. Many canteens are available in JNU. There is a health center for students, and it is good, and all facilities are free. There is a stadium for sports, and in most of the hostels badminton court and a volleyball court.

Infrastructure: Campus size is 1,100 acres full of forest vibes and full of animals and beautiful birds. Infrastructure is decent as it is 60 years old in a polluted city like Delhi we are literally living in a paradise. But also due to many posters of political parties sticking everywhere, it feels kind of ugly.

Infrastructure: There is a 24/7 library where you can study, along with access to round-the-clock Wi-Fi. The classrooms are world-class, providing exposure to top-notch facilities at every corner. The hostel mess offers quality food at very affordable prices, and there is a health center where you can get medical attention at no cost.

Infrastructure: There are 18 hostels, all equipped with mess facility bills ranging Rs. 2500 to Rs. 3500. Classrooms are in good condition some have ACs most don't. There are also gyms in many hostels. There is a stadium. There is a fully equipped health center all for free. Canteens are there in every building with nominal prices.

Infrastructure: There are three buildings only for cultural and linguistic studies. Classrooms are big enough with comfortable benches and air-conditioners, campus has 24/7 Wi-Fi facility, 24/7 library, and reading rooms. There are language labs where students can translate real-time video and listen to real-time communication. Hostels also have 24/7 Wi-Fi facility, tasty food, and good infrastructure at their price. As the fee is only Rs. 268 so for that price the hostels and their facilities are excellent. Th...

Infrastructure: The living quality is okay compared to what we pay for but sometimes we don't have water in our dormitory and sometimes even Wi-Fi doesn't work. But the medical facility is good and free of any cost for students which is quite good. If you consider this is a government college.