Jain University - [JU], Bangalore - Photos & Videos

For our batch, it was like totally online due to covid pandemic. Otherwise, in college, there were so many events like cultural, and ethnic wear, parties etc which are very exciting for the students as well as the staff around there.

They conduct an international inter-college fest named cranium and inter dept fest parichay. The library is well equipped and has a lot of books. There is a projector in each classroom and have computer lab too. There is a club in each dept. There is a small gym and a room full of indoor sports.

The annual fest at Jain University was called Pulse and was conducted in January. There is a vast and functional library, and the classrooms are also big and spacious. There is a very lively sports culture on the campus and there are notable sports alumni from the college. Samashti is the student council of Jain University.

We have a good environment in our college. The principal is one of the best motivators to get into something to do. We have different types of forums in our college like a cultural forum, women's cell, ROTARACT club, and rovers and ranger act, and I am also the BOD of ROTARACT CLUB and aspirant of rovers and rangers.

The campus is the best part. it's pretty huge and you are encouraged and motivated to do everything you wish for. You have lots of clubs like dance club, music club, art club, quasars club which help you in involved in co-curricular activities and libraries has plethora of all kinds of books.

The campus is an inclusive community where students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn, live and grow. The university hosts several social events and festivals throughout the year, including the annual cultural fest "Tarang" and the tech fest "Jain Hackathon," which are usually held in the month of February and March respectively. These events provide opportunities for students to showcase their talents, interact with their peers, and have fun. Jain University has a range of clubs that cater to various interests, such as dance, music, photography, and entrepreneurship. These clubs are run by students, for students and provide an excellent platform for students to develop their skills, meet new people, and pursue their passions. The university has state-of-the-art infrastructure, including well-equipped classrooms, computer labs, and an extensive library with a vast collection of books and journals.

Social life is not as great as day colleges but events and fests are conducted. There is a good library but I have no idea about the books as I have never been there to actually sit and read. Classrooms are great no compromise Sports are conducted for e.g cricket, football etc all sports are prioritised Personally, I have no idea about clubs except one which is the Rotaract club

Campus life is awesome as we are having all the fest conducted on campus and also inter-university fest also as there. We had great classrooms and the library was also with ample books, so there was no need to buy our texts from outside. We all could refer to the library itself.

They are not conducting that many fests, they will just conduct one fest named infinity. There are so many books available in the library and you can get everything for your study. If you are interested in sports then you can play here, they don't give us a coach or something but you can create or join a team and then you can go to competitions.

There is a fest for freshers called infinity which is carried down every year. With that, there used to be some extra cultural fest and sometimes they host games like khelo India and some youth games.