Jamia Millia Islamia derives its name from Urdu language in which Jamia means University and Millia means National. This University, born off the Indian National Movement and patriotic fervour, was founded in response to a call by Mahatma Gandhi in 1920 to boycott the Government-supported institutions.

The story of Jamia is that of commitment and sacrifices by its founders. The University has many centres of learning right from nursery schools to faculties and research centres. It strives to maintain the standards of excellence in teaching and research.

Press Releases

Jamias MCRC Entrance Tests from 25th to 29th May

Jamia issues Advisory to aspiring candidates who are seeking admission to Jamia

News

Biotechnology Faculty Conferred INSA Medal for Young Scientists..

From Mass Communication To Communication Studies: A Paradigm Shift

Events

Pre-Conference on New Media, Old Media, Social Media: Changing South Asian Communications Scholarship, June 16 and 17, 2013

National Conference on Science in Society and Development: Nehru and Beyond

Does Indian civil society have a voice

Study at Jamia

Attendance		Admissions		Constitution of Subject Association
e-Learning Resources		Examinations		FAQs
Foreign Students Info		Forms & Proforma		Hostels
University Library		Online Classroom		Programmes / Courses
Research		University Placement Cell		Complaints Committee
Fellowships and Scholarships		Ragging		Games and Sports
Placement Portal		Tobacco-free Campus