Jain University isn’t a good option for pursuing a degree. The management isn’t cooperative. Faculty members are not experienced. Most faculty members have just completed their graduation and don’t have any experience at all. They also charge huge course fees. A B.Tech degree from Jain will cost around INR 6.6 lakhs. The college fee isn’t worth the facilities that you will get. 

One of my friends has recently completed his undergraduate at Jain University, Jayanagar. He has provided me with some insights about the college and the fee structure that the college follows. 

Jain University is one of the highly reputed colleges in Bangalore and can be a really good choice for an under or post-graduation course.

• The fee structure for under graduation would be around 2.5 lakhs to 3 lakhs for the entire course. On a yearly basis, it is around INR 80 thousand to INR 90 thousand. It entirely depends upon the course that you have selected and the mode of enrollment that you are considering. 
• For Post-Graduation Courses like MBA, MIB, M.COM the fees would go up to around INR 7 to 9 lakhs. 

You can also check the website of the college to get information about the latest updates and revisions made in the Fee structure for the various courses offered by the College. 

When it comes to life at Jain University, you should be aware of the following benefits and drawbacks:

Pros:

• Infrastructure:

It has world-class infrastructure, particularly in terms of sporting facilities. It is the only college in India with a golf course on its campus. The grounds for cricket, football, and hockey are fantastic.

• Hostels:

This is the most exciting part. Real life can be found in the Jain University Hostel. In terms of facilities, it is one of the best in India. Sodexo is in charge of the mess. You can use all the facilities if you live in a hostel. 

• Placements: 

According to the most recent report, the highest and average packages offered during Jain University placements in 2022 were INR 30 LPA and INR 6.92 LPA, respectively.

Cons:

• The pedagogy is the same as at VTU. There isn't much progress.
• It is still in the early stages. As a result, almost everything will be unpredictable, including placements and course structure. It still needs to prove its worth.
• The faculty is below average. With the exception of a few, everyone is so young in teaching. There is no Professor at all, only Associate Professors.
• It is lacking the industry interface.
• There isn't as much of a crowd as one might anticipate from Bangalore.

In conclusion, it is a Mediocre College. One can choose the CS branch if they do not have access to a college and spend their four years there with the goal of receiving a job offer from an IT company in the end.

A friend of mine who studies at Jain University says the faculty is decent but if you are mainly looking for placements, there is no guarantee. There are quite a few IT jobs available but since Bangalore is the Silicon City of the country, you will probably not get placements in core areas.

From what information was shared with me, the hostel fees and tuition fees are also quite high. Plus, admission to the university is also given directly by filling up the application form or you can even give the COMEDK, KCET exam or contact the college directly.

Infrastructure-wise, the college is definitely good with five-star facilities in your hostel rooms and Bangalore city to explore. But, you have to pay for almost everything.

You will see a diverse crowd in the college including a few Africans too. However, you will probably not be able to gain industry-relevant skills that might help boost your career. Overall, it is an okay university.

M.Sc Psychology has good reviews in general, but it is not preferred to pursue it from Jain University. Psychology these days is expanding tremendously as people are realizing the need for therapy and mental health. Jain University students will not be able to compete with those of any other college.

• As per my friends’ experience, you will be given 50 PPTs in total to mug up the course material. It might contain good information but it is not enough for the postgraduate level.
• In terms of knowledge and growth, Jain University is not the place to.
• The general environment is relaxed, even attendance isn't an issue. However, they are not goal-oriented and do not offer any help with placements either.

If you're interested in psychology then prepare for entrances facilitated by Delhi University, AMU, Hyderabad University or JNU, or any other top university. You should find someone on LinkedIn who has already qualified for the program at Jain University and is employed in the domain of your choice.

You can join the aerospace engineering program if you have a passion for this course. I know a few people who pursued Aerospace Engineering from Jain University and they had a good experience. 

The course is offered by the International Institute for Aerospace Engineering and Management (IIAEM), a collaboration between Jain (Deemed-to-be University) and the Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies & Industries (SIATI).

The course includes subjects which require good labs and other facilities. Jain University will definitely provide you with that. So, yes Jain University will definitely help you in many regards.

But choose the course only if you are passionate about it.

Jain University conducts the JET Entrance Examination every year to offer enrollments to students for the various courses offered by the University. The interested students can apply for the JET Entrance Examination and appear for the test.

• The admission process for Jain University includes appearing for the JET Examination, counseling, and Personal Interviews.
• You can apply online via the official website of the University for the course you wish to get enrolled in.
• Few seats are also offered through Management Quota. For admission through Management Quota, you can contact the institution directly or via any reference that you may have.
• You must have passed your 10+2 examination in Commerce/Science/Arts background from PUC / CBSE / ISC or any other equivalent board.

After the required payments are made by the candidate, the seats are allotted by the university for the course for which the candidate applied. For more information about the admission process, you can visit the University.