Tanushree Basak's Review on Jain University, Bangalore
Placements and Internships
- I haven't done any internships from Jain yet as I plan on doing literature and achieving masters and Ph.D. in future. I have worked in an NGO for some time, teaching disabled and children with abnormalities.
College Infrastructure and Hostel Facilities
- There are many hostels in areas near the Jain campus. There are PG's that are good and poor both. The cost depends on how much you are willing to spend.
- The food is average.
- The fans of some classrooms don't work, there is no wifi yet.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
- I did not give any entrance exams for Jain.
- The courses provided here were good. There are more choices and More scope for a career.
- I didn't not find any typical cutoff personally.
Academics and Faculty
- The teaching staff is very good. The Classes are regular. Assignments have to be up to date. We get presentations which make learning interesting.
- Everything in Jain is not just based on the syllabus which lets us open up to more knowledge which is very interesting.
Fees and Scholarships
- The fees for every year is 68000.
- The Jain College provides scholarships for sports students.
- Loans depend from person to person. Haven't required it personally yet.
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Placements & Internships
3.5
Fees & Scholarships
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Academics & Faculty
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College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities
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