Jain Bangalore Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Jayanagar

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is fine, but there is no scope in playing sports and games because we could not find any ground to play those things. Also, the quadrangle which is used to conduct all the events is very small and congested, that needs to be corrected.

Infrastructure: There is AC in each classroom, which is honestly great. The library is very helpful for students..

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is provided, labs are accessible to everyone, and classrooms are neat, well-built, and spacious. All the necessary facilities and equipment are available for a standard class including chair, benches, tables, boards, markers, fans, air-conditioning, etc. Sports facilities are superb.

Infrastructure: As I wanted a normal campus like any other college, the campus of Jayanagar Jain University is pretty small compared to other colleges in Bangalore. The food in the canteen doesn’t taste good, and they charge excessively more for the food. The people of the canteen change every 2 or 3 months, and each time it changes, the menu changes too, but the taste of the food never changes. Every single time it tastes bad.

Infrastructure: The events at the college are great. The Karnataka Rajyotsava is celebrated wonderfully, and Mojo Pravah is the hostel fest. Infinity is a three-day festival that is celebrated very well. There are various clubs available, such as dance, art, literature, oratory, music, and sports. The library is well-maintained and provides access to a wide range of books. Sports are a main focus, and other activities like debates are also organized.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure available for my department are so good. We have free Wi-Fi, spacious labs, AC classrooms with spacious benches, and a free library. The hostel is nice and clean, but the food is okay, not very good and not very bad.

Infrastructure: The hostel facility is very good. The hostel looks like a 4-star hotel and the food provided is also very good and is pure veg. The rent is too high for a year and it is nearly 2 lakhs. Gym facilities, pool facilities, and all other facilities are provided by the Jain accommodation.

Infrastructure: Food and hostel facilities were good. However, there was no particular hostel for JGI, but other stay options were available. The local people provided hostel facilities with good food. If you were a chicken lover, this place was perfect for you. No non-vegetarian food was allowed on the college premises.

Infrastructure: Compared to other colleges, Jain's infrastructure is not that great. There's no auditorium or field. Our college has a lift but that frequently malfunctions. They provide Wi-Fi, labs, a library, parking lots, etc. The campus is too small comparatively. Otherwise, the college is great.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is available in most labs but not so much in classrooms. AC is available in every class and the library is good too. I don't know about the hostel as it costs are much as the college fees. I did not stay there but I heard that there are top-notch facilities. There will be a bus for hostel students to take them from college every day.

Infrastructure: The facility of Jain University is so nice for every student. They help students in every situation. The infrastructure for our course department is also very spacious, with Wi-Fi available in every class. The quality of the hostel food is so bad; most of the people complain about the food, but they do not respond. However, all medical and security facilities are top-notch.

Infrastructure: Hostel rooms are allotted on your department and year of study during the admission process. Most rooms are shared in the first year. Around 2 or 3 students can share each room. Single rooms are generally allotted from the second year onward. I was given a single bed, study table, chair, cupboard, bookshelf, ceiling fan, tube light, and Wi-Fi. It is available in all hostels. Bathrooms are shared and cleaned daily. There are automated washing machines.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure are quite good. Labs are not up to the mark but they are good. I prefer personal computers. The library is top-notch and you get free access to it. Its contents and library are very well-maintained. I don't live in the hostel, but I heard that the hostel is good but a little costly.

Infrastructure: The classrooms are not that spacious and comfortable and labs have 80% outdated systems. None of the systems have the hardware capacity for even basic applications. Wi-Fi is there in college but not for students. A good library with a large collection is available.

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