J D Women's College, Patna

J. D. Women's College, located in Patna, was founded as early as 1971. The college was established on an area of 2. 41 acres and offers 39 diversified courses in 9 degrees. J. D. Women's College in Bihar imparts knowledge to a total of 8,073 students and is aided by a faculty force of around 43 qualified teachers. The mission with which J. D.

Women's College works is providing quality education and rendering academic service to only female students. The college has also been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) to maintain the standard of quality education and excellent academics. The facilities are endowed with modern equipment.

The Central Library has over 26,000 books, and in the Vocational Library, there are over 7,000 books, which suffice for the requirements of students regarding their researches and studies. The availability of a state-of-the-art IT infrastructure is geared to allow the students access to modern technologies in their academic pursuits.

Moreover, the college provides a well-furnished gymnasium along with sports facilities for Kho-kho, Kabaddi, Badminton, and Basketball games to provide physical fitness and recreation. It also conducts many programs and functions in an auditorium fully air-conditioned with a sitting capacity of 300 persons.

The institute provides a total of 39 courses, and among the students, the popular courses include MBA, MCA, BCA , and B. Lib. I. Sc. Course Name Total Number of Seats BCA 120 BBA 120 MBA 60 MCA 60 B. Lib. I. Sc 60 Admission procedures at J. D. Women's College vary according to the course being applied to.

For an MBA, the WRTU Ascent Management School is to be contacted in respect to their individual admission procedures, whereas candidates for graduate programs must produce their percentile in the national-level entrance examinations such as CMAT , MAT, CAT , or XAT.

For the shortlisted candidates, Group Discussion and Personal Interview are conducted by the college, based on the marks obtained by the candidates in their entrance test.