About India & Meghalaya
Exploring the cultural richness, natural splendor, and dynamic educational climate of Meghalaya — the Abode of Clouds.
The State of Meghalaya
The hilly state of Meghalaya is tucked away in the hills of the eastern sub-Himalayas. The state has one of the most beautiful landscapes in India where nature has poured in abundance the gifts of rain and sunshine. The unending affair between smoky hills and clouds and vast stretches of lush green forest captivates the imagination.
Meghalaya ("Abode of Clouds" in Sanskrit) is one of the seven Northeastern states of India. It is bound by Assam in the north and east and by Bangladesh in the south. The state covers a total area of 22,429 km² and comprises three primary tribal populations: the Khasis, Garos, and Jaintias. Notable for its profound biodiversity of mammals, birds, and flora, about one-third of the state remains forested.
Landscapes of Meghalaya
Umiam Lake
Golf Course
Falls at Cherrapunji
CMJ University Campus
The university is situated on a 40-acre campus on a scenic hillock in Jorabat along the Guwahati-Shillong Highway, offering spectacular 360-degree views of picturesque hills. Built over an area exceeding 1,50,000 square feet, the campus features well-furnished modern classrooms, fully equipped laboratories, a rich central library, and residential hostels for students.