O.P. Jindal Global University Sonepat Answered Questions

As of now, no specified information has been published yet on the official website of JSPC Jindal. However, the basic eligibility criteria for admission to JSPC Jindal will be that the admission will take place on the basis of LSAT India, JSAT, SAT India.

Although it may be challenging to get the most recent deadline details specifically for this programme, the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) most likely provides a B.Sc. in Economics. Comparing JSGP's postgraduate programmes to their B.Sc. programme, the latter is probably more recent. Postgraduate programmes in public policy appear to be its main area of concentration. The B.Sc. programme may not have distinct cutoff points published by JSGP as a result of these considerations. To obtain an estimate of the cutoff, speak with the JSGP Admissions Office or search for Broader Cutoff Information.

With a few things to keep in mind, O.P. Jindal Global University's Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) can be a good choice for a bachelor's degree. Its strengths include its renowned faculty and exposure, research opportunities, and focus on public policy. JSGP boasts a well-regarded faculty and regularly hosts guest speakers. The school has research centers that could offer opportunities to get involved in research projects during your BA, and it offers a BA (Hons.) in Social Science with a strong emphasis on public policy issues. The BA programme is, however, somewhat limited. It mostly concentrates on public policy postgraduate programmes. Since the BA programme is relatively new, fewer data regarding alumni outcomes may be accessible than for more established BA programmes. Furthermore, the tuition fee is somewhat more than at some other Indian universities. So considering all these factors you can decide whether you want to take admission in JSGP or not.

Yes in a way we can definitely say that to study at Jindal School of liberal arts and humanities is a costly affair. With fees varying between three and a half Lakhs to 6 Lakhs per annum, for 4 year course, the total fees work out to be 14 Lakhs to 24 lakhs. Perhaps this is justified since the university as well as this particular school boasts of a very good faculty and facilities that are offered to the students. In addition to this, the students get exposure to the real world by way of curriculum and also by way of internships. But perhaps this costly affair could be justified by the aura that surrounds this institution in the sphere of Liberal Arts. 

The university to which JSLH is affiliated claims that the admission process is holistic in nature and is merit-based with subtle differences depending on the programme and the school of studies for which one is applying. The process is online, to begin with. A student needs to register on the portal of the university then his login ID or email needs to be verified then the student gets an online application form gives choices, pay the application fees and upload the documents required. Like for undergraduate courses passing 10th and 12th is mandatory and hence the mark list be uploaded. In addition, Jindal University conducts a common entrance test called the Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test which can be taken sitting at home in a proctored mode. Shortlisted candidates are then called for a sort of interview and based on their evaluation are offered admission for the course they have applied. So in a way direct admission without this process is not feasible. 

There may not be much precise data available for B.Sc. placements, despite the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy's (JSGP) excellent placement service. The public policy postgraduate programmes are the emphasis of JSGP. It is a relatively new programme, the B.Sc. (probably B.Sc. Economics). For B.Sc. grads in particular, it may be difficult to find comprehensive placement reports. The university website states that jobs for B.Sc. graduates are generally available in the public, private, and social sectors, as well as in development projects and civil society organisations. You may come across more comprehensive placement reports for JSGP that feature postgraduate students in addition to B.Sc. grads.

The actual 2023 cutoff information cannot be supplied because colleges normally do not make public the previous year's cutoffs. The 2024 M.Sc. cutoffs at Jindal School of Banking and Finance (JSBF) have not yet been made public. Depending on the volume of applications, the difficulty of the entrance exam, and the number of seats available, cut-offs can change from year to year. You can visit the JSBF website for details on the M.Sc. program's entrance tests, eligibility requirements, and admissions procedure in order to gain a sense of how tough the programme is. They might provide a qualifying exam cut-off range or minimum score, or you can check the JSBF Admissions Office portals or the experiences of past students.

The best package exclusively for Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) BA students is, regrettably, not easily accessible. Given that the BA programme is probably more recent, there may be less information available on graduation outcomes, such as placement numbers. Furthermore, the institution may publish placement information for both Bachelor's and Master's degree recipients. Isolating data especially for BA graduates is challenging as a result. Alternatively, you can look up general placement data, get in touch with JSGP's Placement Cell, or speak with JSGP BA alumni to obtain an idea of potential pay prospects.

Greetings!B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and Media Studies at Jindal School of Journalism and Communication is the best courses so far. It is a 4 years course at the UG level. The course offers admission to 60 students. The total tuition fee for Jindal School of Journalism and Communication B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and Media Studies is INR 14.00 Lakh. Apart from the tuition fee, there is a one-time admission fee of amount INR 50,000, and a hostel fee of amount INR 12.40 Lacs that students are required to pay in addition to the tuition fee. To get admitted to Jindal School of Journalism and Communication B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and Media Studies course, applicants must meet the entry requirements - 60% in 12th.

 ELIGIBILITYApplicants must have successfully completed their Class XII examination or an equivalent exam recognised by the government.Students from any academic stream, including Arts, Commerce, and Science, are eligible to apply.Candidates will be selected for the programme through a three-round admission process. This process will consider several factors, such as the candidate’s personal statement, answers to supplemental questions, Class 10 and 12 marks, faculty interview performance, and at par JSAT/SAT/ACT score.