Random's Review On Jain University, Bangalore

All in all Jain University is a great college but the school of graduate studies needs some improvement. Students spend a majority of their time in college and it's sad when that environment is uncomfortable and below a certain standard. The management also need to learn to treat students as adults no matter how ill behaved some might get- and respect their space and behave in a way that shows respect. Watching management course and threaten definatly doesnt help.

Doesn't require an entrance exam requires a 60% aggregate in an undergraduate course with chemistry and biology.

No opportunities for internships from the college as such. There was no stipend offered. All the internships that were available required that we pay a fee to work for them.

Placements for my field weren't as good as they should be but thats becasue of the limited opportunity for jobs at a private sector level for the course that I chose.

The Post graduates celebrate one fest annually. This has various events and is limited to participants within the campus and isn't open to participants of other colleges.

The fee structure is definately very expensive especially because it is a private university. The amount paid is not worth the facilities provided or the infrastructure which always seems like it's falling apart.

The canteen if i can even call it that seems to be unhygenic and serves old food. There is a little shack where mostly bad pseudo chinese and north indian food is served.

The marking system for internals is pretty messed up. Our internal tests for 40 and 80 marks are converted to 2 and 3 marks respectively. Overall the work put in from the internals we submit is worth 20% the final exams carrying 80%, making it a little hectic and irritating. The exams aren't very well spaced.

The faculty is about the only good thing however the teachers are inexperienced and young. The advantage of this would be that they are approachable and do provide guidance to the best of their ability.