Jammu University - Admission 2025, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

Aspirants may read further to know about the various scholarships provided y the university : 

• Postgraduate Scholarship: There are two scholarships available, the first of which is a merit award with a prize of Rs 200 per month for first- and second-semester students. Another is the Merit-cum-Means Scholarship, which pays students in their third and fourth semesters Rs 200 per month.
• Merit & Merit-cum-Means Scholarship in Diploma Course: This scholarship also comprises two assistance for diploma courses, one on the basis of merit and the other on the basis of merit and financial need, each worth Rs 200 per month.
• Scholarship in LLB: This award also consists of the Merit Scholarship and the Merit-cum-Means Scholarship. Each value is Rs 200 every month. The recipients of this prize are LL.B students. Any student who has completed their B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. examination in parts, i.e. under the compartment, exemption, sickness, extra, English only, and completion categories, will not be eligible for a scholarship.
• Research Fellowship: A research scholarship will cost Rs. 1200 per month for the first two years and Rs. 1400 per month for the next two years. Moreover, according to the regulations set forth in this regard, each fellowship must include an annual award of Rs. 3500 for science-related disciplines and Rs. 2000 for all other subjects to cover allowed contingency expenses related to the research effort. In order to give research students the chance to pursue advanced study and research in many subjects, research fellowships may be established in university teaching departments. A selection committee composed of the department's professors and readers, with the head of the department in question serving as chairman, will make recommendations to the vice chancellor for approval of the fellowships. Candidates must submit their applications for research fellowships using the template found at Appendix "A" and the Head of the Department in question must then deliver these documents, together with the recommendations of the Selection Committee, to the Registrar. The names of the fellows who have been provisoly authorised by the Vice-Chancellor for the award must be given to the relevant Department by the Registrar.
• Research Scholarship : The monthly award for each scholarship will be Rs. 5000. Each fellowship is valid for three years beginning on the day the recipient begins working on their research at a university department (including probationary training period). Each scholarship must also include an additional yearly award of Rs. 3,500 for sciences and Rs. 2,000 for humanities and social sciences to cover permitted supplemental costs related to research activities in accordance with the rules established in this regard. Six research scholarships are offered annually for each post-graduate course in a department that is permitted to enrol scholars for research leading to the award of a Ph. D., subject to funding availability.
• OC & MIL Scholarships : These scholarships will be given to students who place first in the exams for Oriental Classical and Modern Indian Languages at the rates shown next to each, provided that the candidates meet the requirements outlined in these Statutes: The title of the entrance test that determines scholarship recipients, Class or course name for which the grant will be awarded. The scholarship shall end immediately if the recipient student discontinues his or her studies while ordinarily required to stay enrolled at an affiliated college or other recognised institution, with the exception of cases where migration is authorised. The scholarship will remain if he is accepted into any other University-affiliated school.

• Canteen : In addition to many of the corner canteens and eating establishments, there are two big cafeterias. The Science and Law blocks are next to one cafeteria. The General Zorawar Singh Auditorium serves as home to the second cafeteria. These cafeterias offer high-quality, sanitary cuisine at reasonable costs. 
• Wi-Fi : Wi-fi Campus Network comprises all buildings on campus as well as the surrounding area, 7*24 hours Availability, Seamless Roaming facility and 802.11g/b/n protocol used. A firewall, gateway anti-virus, anti-spam, intrusion detection, web and application filters, and preventative capabilities are all combined into a single platform by the university's installation of the Unified Threat Management (UTM) system (Cyberoam).
• Yoga Centre : According to University order No. 98/11/642/526-31 dated December 15, 1998, a yoga centre was created at the University of Jammu. This was done in accordance with decision No. 18 adopted by the syndicate at its meeting on April 2, 1999. Yoga Center has been providing a variety of courses, and many people have successfully completed these courses, including university professors, students, researchers, citizens, and professionals.
• Hostel : Five hostels have been built by the University of Jammu, three of them are for males and two for girls. Nearly all of the hostels are located on campus, making it easy for guests to stroll to the administration building, bank, post office, pharmacy, cafeteria, central library, and other amenities. The hostels are tidy, spotless, and equipped with a variety of amenities to make boarders' lives happy and recreational. Each hostel has an airy, well-ventilated room. There aren't many single-seated rooms in any hostel, and most rooms can accommodate two people. Each hostel has a huge, sweeping lawn in front and rear that is covered with a very lush, green lawn. Every hostel has a telephone, a sports court (Tennis, Badminton, Chess, etc.), drinking water fitted with Aquaguard, refrigerators, water coolers, televisions, contemporary cooking gas plants, installed geysers, and reasonable and inexpensive mess fees. Each hostel is equipped with inverters that act as standby lighting arrangements when there is no power, good reading rooms with the most recent magazines promoting careers and information, local/national newspapers that have been subscribed, well-furnished guest rooms, and the desired first aid supplies. Hostels are maintained by the university for both male and female students. The hostel can house the following number of boarders :

Each boarder is required to pay the following hostel dues and security deposits at the time of admission :

Central Library : Students congregate at the University of Jammu central library from morning until night every day of the year since it serves as the centre of academic activity. The four-story structure contains small stack rooms and roomy reading halls. Around 4,66,656 rare and modern titles, as well as 276 current magazines with back numbers, are held by the library. Only students on campus have access to the several online periodicals through the library. Photocopiers, LCD projectors, INFLIBNET, CD-ROM databases, and interconnected computer terminals are among the amenities the Library has available at some locations. It uses Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), a system for automated identification that relies on tags or transponders to store and remotely retrieve data in order to identify objects. A little item called an RFID tag is something that may be connected to or built into a product, like a book. Silicon chips and antennae are used in RFID tags to allow them to receive and respond to radio-frequency requests from an RFID transceiver. The University Library is conveniently situated and was built using a modular design. It has a total size of around 9,300 square feet, of which 36,000 square feet is the stack area. In addition to a reading area for newspapers next to the exhibition area, the library provides additional reading places in the textbook, periodicals, Jammu and Kashmir, reference, and private books reading halls. There are also three main reading halls. 500 readers have access to reading facilities in these places.