A review on jain

The subjects are fairly easy and you can understand them very well on your own. PDF are provided instead of regular textbooks and the faculty teaches using these or make a ppt. Unit tests happens every one and half month they can be very easy most times.

Internship fair happens from second year and a lot of companies visit for the same. Most are unpaid but there are some companies that pay. The average payment is 5000. Although opportunities are provided it's not guaranteed and you getting one solely based on your skill.

Jain does provide placements and most of them get placements with an average package. Companies like Deloitte and EY come for placements. Placements mostly happen during 5th semester. There is a placement cell to assist you during this time as well.

The total tuition fee is 2.25 lakhs per year and you can get a scholarship based on your 12th marks. If you have scored above 85% in 12th you are eligible for a scholarship. Other than this there are some more scholarships that you will get to know by the second semester. The fees for NRI is above 3 lakhs and your also have to pay some 2000 rupees for registration purposes.

There are tons of forums in Jain and almost every forum has a fest. Samishiti is the main forum. It has cultural fests and all that happens mostly in January. There are also other fests that happen throughout the year and stalls are put up in the quadrangle everu month for some fest.

The admission process to Jain is pretty easy. You can go to their website and apply for the course you want, there are some fees you have to pay there and then there is an online test which is mcqs and mostly gk and related to your course. If you pass those then there is an online zoom interview taken by the faculty where you will be asked basic questions related to your course and they also check your public speaking abilities.

There are a lot of faculties and most of them are good. There are 2 unit tests in every semester which are counted for your internals. Exams are not that hard and most people do pass the exams. The faculties are really approachable but they can lack subject knowledge sometimes.