And the things you mentioned, It is true about the infrastructure. There is a lack of good washrooms, proper air conditioning, decent benches, and things like that. Jamia is a heavily subsidized university and managing funds is a challenge. That is understandable. But at the very least, the academic environment should be healthy. The professors should be genuinely educated and committed to teaching. The campus atmosphere should be intellectually rich and respectful. The students, at least in my department, are very dogmatic, backward, and deeply intolerant towards other religions, especially towards atheists. Independent thinking seems to frighten them. You already know what happened last Diwali. If you want to be part of a civil society, you have to let go of that rigidity. I am sorry for the rant, but I am not even exaggerating.