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They provide all they can and it is up to our decision, what we want to be in life. They guide us well through our path of educating us. Check Course Curriculum and Fee Details of Jain University - [JU], Bangalore
Check Placement and Company visited in Jain University - [JU], Bangalore 2019 2020. Entrance Preview:
I have written JET it is University entrance exam where I scored 7.0/10.0 and got admission. University has the best infrastructure. Well experienced faculty members with updated knowledge and practical applications. Fee Structure and Facilities:
Fee structure is bit expensive compared to other colleges but it's worth paying. Varies with the courses for commerce course it's between INR. 1 Lacs - INR. 1.8 Lacs per year. For Science, it is INR. 1 Lacs - INR. 2 Lacs per year. There will be admission fee around INR. 10 K - INR. 30K included along with the fee. Tuition fee will be around INR. 40 K - INR. 60 K Administrative fee INR. 20 K -30K. So, all together it'll cost INR. 1.5 Lacs - INR. 2 Lacs per year.
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Hostel Facilities:
Hostel facilities are very good. There is free Wi-Fi, Good hygienic food for breakfast, lunch and dinner There is 24/7 water supply and electricity Good security There is Sharing and individual room choices. Sharing room with 2-4 would cost INR. 40 K - INR. 60K per year. And, individual or for two would cost 80K to 1lakh per year.

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