Johns Hopkins University
Tuition/Year
USD 56730 - 67100
Acceptance
6%
QS Ranking
#24
Students
N/A
About Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, USA (QS Rank: 24) is globally respected for its research-driven teaching and outstanding opportunities in Medicine, Engineering, Computer Science, and Business/MBA. Indian students benefit from strong industry and hospital partnerships, cutting-edge labs, and a culture that supports innovation, internships, and high-impact careers in the US and worldwide.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
USD 56730 - 67100
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
TOEFL
100+
PTE
68+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Johns Hopkins University
10 Reviews
Madhumita
Studying Computer Science here has been an enlightening experience, with a strong emphasis on innovation and research. The campus culture is collaborative, but the competition can be fierce.
Pros
Innovative curriculum and collaborative culture
Cons
High competition among students
Debashish
The Computer Science faculty are incredibly knowledgeable, and the projects are both challenging and rewarding. However, finding balance can be tough with the demanding assignments.
Pros
Knowledgeable faculty and rewarding projects
Cons
Demanding assignments
Arnab
The Engineering program offers a great mix of theoretical and practical knowledge, with state-of-the-art facilities. However, the placement opportunities can sometimes be limited to specific industries.
Pros
Strong practical exposure and great facilities
Cons
Limited industry placement options
Saptarshi
The Sciences program provides in-depth knowledge and real-world application strategies. The laboratories are well-equipped, but sometimes information overload can be overwhelming.
Pros
In-depth curriculum and equipped laboratories
Cons
Potential information overload
Debjani
Engineering students have access to cutting-edge technology and regular workshops from industry experts. The curriculum is rigorous, which may be challenging for some.
Pros
Access to technology and industry insights
Cons
Rigorous curriculum may be challenging
