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Jamia Millia Islamia
A central university in South Delhi with an unusually broad catalogue spanning engineering, management, commerce, law, media and humanities. Fees are among the lowest of any comparable institution in the country, which makes admission correspondingly competitive.
Courses offered
The programmes available here. A counsellor can walk you through eligibility, the admission process and current details for any of them.
| Course | Duration |
|---|---|
| B.TechBachelor of Technology | 4 yrs |
| BBABachelor of Business Administration | 3 yrs |
| B.ComBachelor of Commerce | 3 yrs |
| BCABachelor of Computer Applications | 3 yrs |
| MCAMaster of Computer Applications | 2 yrs |
Indicative figures. Pending verification with the institution — confirm current fees and eligibility before applying.
Admission process
- 1Online application
- 2Jamia entrance test or CUET where applicable
- 3Merit list publication
- 4Counselling and document verification
- 5Fee payment
Scholarships
- Central government scholarships
- Merit-cum-means assistance
- Reserved category concessions
Scholarship criteria and amounts change every cycle. Confirm current terms with the institution before relying on them.
Campus and facilities
Pros and considerations
Arguments for
- Central university fees, a fraction of private peers
- Very wide programme catalogue
- Strong reputation in media, law and humanities
Things to weigh
- Entrance competition is intense across most programmes
- Placement support varies substantially by department
- Hostel capacity is limited relative to applications
Jamia — frequently asked questions
Why are Jamia's fees so much lower?
It is a centrally funded university, so tuition is subsidised in a way private universities cannot match. The trade-off is admission difficulty: low fees plus central recognition attract a very large applicant pool for a fixed number of seats.