Jain Deemed to be University, Bangalore All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

Both of the Universities i.e, Gitam University and Jain University are very good universities in terms of infrastructure, faculties and placements. So, it would be a bit difficult to say which is best.

Although, in terms of placement record in CSE Branch, Jain University is a bit better than Gitam University.

Around 90-95% of the students gets placed during college campusing in Jain University. The Highest package attained by CSE Branch is around 30 LPA with Average package ranging between 5-6 LPA.

**But placement depends on the student himself, not any institute. So you need to work hard with will enthusiasm and effort to attain such highly-paid packages .

Further you can also go through this article to know more related to Jain University -

https://www.careers360.com/university/jain-university-bangalore

Hope it will help.

All the Best.

Dear Anil,

GITAM is a deemed to be university which had three campus in Vishakhapatnam, Hyderabad, Bengaluru. Top recruiting companies recruit students from campus like Decathlon, Microsoft, Tech Mahindra, TATA etc. They organise their own aptitude test at the time of admission, based on this test they will provide you with counselling and you can select course of your interest.

Jain University is a deemed to be University located in Bengaluru, Karnataka. It organizes industry led programs. It provides global exposure to students. Top recruiting companies visit campus for recruitment like Accenture, Acer, Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India Pvt. Ltd., Google etc.


I would say both the institutes have excellent placement records. The faculty is qualified. So, You can choose accordingly.

Good Luck :)

JAIN UNIVERSITY provided placements after BCA. For placements you must be keen that you should learn the important skills such as coding and soft speaking skills. So if you learn the curriculum well then you will obviously get placed.

As per the placement cell data, the companies which are recruiting BCA graduates are:

1. Infosys
2. Wipro
3. TCS
4. Delloite
5. Kotak Life
6. Diya Systems

To know more about JAIN University visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/jain-university-bangalore

To know more about BCA visit:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

I hope this helps.

U may get may be 10%of concession only bcz there no no Interference of Ap emcet in jain university .
As per ur marks they can give some concession only

Let me give you an honest answer.

I’m passionate about aerospace engineering and I chose Jain University for my graduate studies in aerospace. I will present to you the facts and experiences about the course and the college and you decide whether you want to join or not.

First of all, aerospace engineering field is still developing in India and there are so many who have not heard of such a course exists in the first place. Though aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing have their R&D and support centers in India, they just take professionals who are 5-10 years experienced. Few government PSUs like ISRO, DRDO and ADA prefer aerospace graduates for project assistants and graduate engineer posts. But their number is very less and has high competition for the jobs. So, if you are looking for a core job immediately after a degree in aerospace engineering, sorry to disappoint you my friend but that does not going to happen except for a lucky few from IITs.

This is the fate of aerospace engineering in India.

After hearing this, still you are passionate and want to study aerospace engineering I suggest you can try for reputed IITs for your studies. If you won’t get a seat, no problem! It’s not the end of the world. You can try for some private colleges and then have a plan for masters in some reputed Universities in India or abroad.

Keeping all these scenarios in mind, let me tell you about Jain University in Bangalore for aerospace engineering course:

1. In Jain University, aerospace engineering course comes under the purview of IIAEM (International Institute for Aerospace Engineering & Management) which is a collaborative venture between Jain University and Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies and Industries (SIATI).

2. I think one of the main attractions of IIAEM is its teaching and faculties. Most of the faculties are retired employees from HAL, NAL, ISRO and ADA who have vast industrial as well as academic experience and attending their lectures is truly a treat in terms of knowledge which you can gain.

International Institute for Aerospace Engineering and Management (IIAEM), a collaborative body between JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) and Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies & Industries (SIATI) offers engineering courses in the field of Aerospace. IIAEM works with JU-FET to prepare the students in Aerospace Engineering for research oriented professions as well as careers related to industrial designing, problem solving and innovation in the aeronautics sector.

Other than graduate and postgraduate courses in Aerospace Engineering, IIAEM also has Ph.D. programs and specialized M.Tech programs for working professionals. With an aim to train students in acquiring skills required to undertake industrial tasks with minimum on-the-job training and workplace orientation, these courses provide relevant training in the areas of Aerospace Engineering. IIAEM focuses on grooming students professionally and personally to become Aerospace Engineers who are exposed to theory, associated laboratory based practical experiments, and project work as a part of Activity Based Learning (ABL).

Aerospace Engineering ” is one of the most preferred engineering specializations in today’s era for the students who wish to make their career in Spacecraft, Space Shuttles , Missiles Development , Aircraft ,Space  Research & Development.

Aerospace engineering is a combination of aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering. It is the primary field of engineering concerned with the development of Aircraft and Spacecraft. In Indian Context previously only Aeronautical Engineering discipline was available however with increased demand in aviation sector and growing research and development need the demand for Aerospace Engineers has increased across the globe.

Hey,
If we consider the rankings for the institutes according to NIRF, then Indian Insitute of Aeronautical Engineering and Information Technology is not ranked in the list.
On the other hand Jain University is placed at 117th Position.
These rankings are based on various factors which every student struggles to know about before choosing a college, such as infrastructure, training, research work, placements, teaching and many more. So, considering the reliability of the source you can check it once more and then choose it accordingly.
Hope that helps.

Jain university is one of the top universities in india.The institute offers 206 best programs.BSc in psychology is an undergraduate program in the domain of scientific studies with a specialization in the study of mind, behaviour and psyche of the human.It is not difficult to get admission in Bsc Psychology in Jain university.To get admission in this course, you have to clear your 10+2 Examination in science/commerce/arts from PUC/ISC/CBSE or equivalent board.The fee structure of Bsc psychology in jain University is Rs.195,000

For more details visit this site:

https://www.careers360.com/university/jain-university-banglore

Hello,

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) ranks 85th in India in NIRF ranking . It is Ranked among the top universities in India and growing tremendously every year. It has been awarded A+ Grade by NAAC and all its programs are UGC Entitled. It has also been accredited by Global Professional Bodies. So, all the courses offered by Jain University are authentic and valid. And its curriculum of courses are based on AICTE recommendation.

I hope this helps.

Hello

Hope you’re doing well

there is no particular dress code in Jain university, Bangalore. But students are expected to come in a dignified manner. Kurtas, jeans and T-shirts are allowed on campus as long as they are decent.

Boys are expected to wear shirt, jeans/trousers. No ripped jeans.
Girls can wear kurti, suits, western wear. No sleeveless or transparent clothing

hope this much information is enough

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