As one of the finest institutions in the country, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) creates an exceptional space for an enhanced learning experience. The vibrant culture of the University has embraced innovation, and its entrepreneurial perspective encourages students, staff and faculty to challenge convention, lead discovery and explore new ways of learning.
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Competitive Exam | Minimum Score / Percentile |
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September, December 2022, February, May MAT 2023 | Score of 550 and above |
NMAT 2022-23 | Score of 160 and above |
CAT 2022 | Score of 50 percentile and above |
GMAT 2022-23 | Score of 50 percentile and above |
CMAT 2023 | Score of 50 percentile and above |
XAT 2023 | Score of 50 percentile and above |
Discover a comprehensive spectrum of industry-oriented courses designed to equip you with skills and knowledge to respond effectively in a rapidly changing business environment only at CMS Business School
NAAC rates JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) A++ grade with a CGPA of 3.71 on a four-point scale
CMS Business School gets accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) for its MBA programme from the academic year 2022-23 upto 2024-25
NIRF Ranking (2022) - JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) ranks 79th in India
AAAA+ rating under the central/deemed/state private universities for the academic year 2022.
Round Table Conferences are the platforms for the meeting of peers, where they discuss and exchange their views about any burning issue or a trending topic. These conferences act as knowledge-sharing sessions where experts and students discuss and debate to find out the root cause of the issue and attain a logical conclusion.
The JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Department of Languages in association with John Templeton Foundation and Institute for Cross-Cultural Studies & Academic Exchange (ICCSAE), USA organised a ‘Round Table Conference’ on “Ethical Implications of Globalisation’s Impact in Educational Policies and Curricula- a research project’ on December 2022.
The project aimed to explore the impacts of the westernisation of curriculum in the schools of highly diversified countries such as India, China, Taiwan, Indonesia and Finland from the experts of the University of Vaasa (Finland). The project was also responsible to study the impact of western education and its effects on the cultural diversity of these nations.
The conference witnessed extensive knowledge-sharing sessions from the students and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). The conference threw light on a number of topics like ‘Presentation on Traditional Schools of Learning’, ‘Curricula in Nation Building and Creativity’, ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbam- The World Is One Family’, ‘Connect between higher and primary education’, ‘Government education system’, ‘Gurukula System’, ‘Primary education in the lens of higher education’. The participants further discussed these topics extensively and debated about the impact of modern education over the traditional teaching methods that were followed previously in the nations of India, China, Taiwan, Indonesia and Finland.
The intensive discussion sessions were an eye-opener for all the participants, as they were able to understand the modern education and how it impacted the traditional teaching methods that were followed in the pre-modern era.
On the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week, the JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) in association with the Centre for Research in Social Sciences and Education (CeRSSE) organised a panel discussion on “India and Her Corruption Perils: Learning, Challenges & Prospects” on 4th November 2022 between 3.30 Pm to 5.00 PM at JAIN Knowledge Campus.
The event was organised to create awareness and establish a healthy democratic space for discussion of various facets of corruption among the students. The panellists discussed about the seriousness of the corruption and its effects on the common man. They further iterated in the discussion that there is an urgent need to address the corruption menace, as it can be a threat to the overall growth of the country in the International community.
The discussion was chaired and moderated by Justice N. Santosh Hegde, former judge of the Supreme Court of India. The key speakers were Mr. V. Balasubramanian IAS (Retd), Ms. Kathyayini Chamraj, Executive Trustee at CIVIC and state representative at Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), and Ms. Cynthia Stephan, independent journalist and activist currently working as president at Training and Development Services Trust.
During the panel discussion, the panellists mainly focused on addressing the current challenges of corruption and its effects on the overall development of the nation. Mr. Balasubramanian presented the grim picture and hard reality of the corrupt practices followed in India from the administrative perspective, while Ms Kathyayini Chamraj and Ms. Cynthia Stephan shared their experiences with corruption and how it has marginalised the communities disproportionally.
Justice Santosh Hegde drew his inferences from other panellists and presented his views incisively and expressed that, the main cause for corruption is the innate greed of human nature. Justice Hegde advised that only if the youth of today take the path of containment and humanism by adopting the values installed by our ancestors; can end corruption in the country.
Finally, the event witnessed a healthy exchange of ideas between the students and the panellists about the effects of corruption and its impact on the overall growth of the country. The panellists further discussed about the challenges and prospects of this social problem and the steps towards developing a “Corruption free India”.
“Cleanliness is next to godliness.” - Mahatma Gandhi
Sanitation and cleanliness are essential components of the Gandhian way of life, according to Mahatma Gandhi. He would claim that maintaining cleanliness is crucial for both a healthy atmosphere and one's bodily well-being. He emphasised the importance of cleanliness and good habits, underlining how closely they relate to health.
To commemorate Gandhi Jayanti, the cadets of 2A/5 Coy, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) honoured the unsung heroes of the city’s environment. The cadets honoured 10 Pourakarmikas (sanitation workers) from different locations of Bengaluru with a shawl and a packet of sweets for their selfless job that keeps the city clean. The cadets also inquired about the difficult nature of their work and the facilities they get from the government authorities. The cleanliness warriors looked happy to meet the cadets and enthusiastically answered all the questions.
The occasion intended to acknowledge the efforts of cleanliness warriors and teach the students significance of their role in society, the dignity of labour, and inclusivity. The day concluded with a smile and contentment on every face involved.
The University has established tie-ups with prominent Research International and Research National organizations to provide a plethora of opportunities to its students and faculty in the field of research and education.
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) is more than a destination for higher learning; it is a community consisting of people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and nationalities, all coming together in one place to offer you an enriching experience and a fulfilling educational journey. With over six campuses, there is always something new to discover with numerous vibrant fests, societies, seminars, and a fully integrated student community. Explore several industry-driven and career-focused regular as well as distance learning programs to satiate your quest for knowledge in the corridors of a reputed institute that stands as a testimony of an illustrious past and progressive future.
Students can take their pick from several fests like the CMS Festival, Cranium, Infinity, Samanvaya, Taru Samkruti, Corporate Expo, and Science Model Expo to showcase their talents; if they feel like making a statement through a marathon, there is the My Country Run; and for those who want to make an impact through social causes, they can try NCC, NSS, Radio Active –CR 90.4 MHz, Sampradaana, Anna Seva, and SEED.
Besides these, there are conferences, panel discussions, seminars, and workshops held on national and international levels for the students and faculty to learn and contribute to issues that matter such as science, IT, economy, and health. JAIN encourages the entrepreneurial spirit through centers – CRCE and JUiNCUBATOR by conducting competitions and inviting experts to offer insights.
Stimulate your intellect and discover amazing possibilities because there is something for everyone at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University).
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) conducted it's first-ever virtual Convocation for the class of 2020 on January 23, 2021. Out of 5098 students, the University presented 78 gold medalists and 198 rank holders in its 10th edition of the convocation. Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Founder and Chairman of Narayana Health, was the Chief Guest for the virtual ceremony.
Enactus- The Enactus forum at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), in collaboration with Srinivasan Service Trust (A CSR arm of TVS), organized a community empowering program at Gudalur, a taluk in Tamil Nadu and came with an innovative idea as a part of their project called Upcycling to support families, and rebuilding communities for a sustainable and brighter future.
Enactus- The Enactus Forum at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), in collaboration with the Enactus Forum of IIT Delhi, embarked on a mission to secure the health and safety of thousands of frontline warriors working non-stop to keep us safe. The Forum, under the banner “Together We Care” worked zealously to procure face-shields and distribute amongst the healthcare soldiers in various districts of Karnataka.
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) conducted it's first-ever virtual Convocation for the class of 2020 on January 23, 2021. Out of 5098 students, the University presented 78 gold medalists and 198 rank holders in its 10th edition of the convocation. Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Founder and Chairman of Narayana Health, was the Chief Guest for the virtual ceremony.
Enactus- The Enactus forum at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), in collaboration with Srinivasan Service Trust (A CSR arm of TVS), organized a community empowering program at Gudalur, a taluk in Tamil Nadu and came with an innovative idea as a part of their project called Upcycling to support families, and rebuilding communities for a sustainable and brighter future.
Enactus- The Enactus Forum at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), in collaboration with the Enactus Forum of IIT Delhi, embarked on a mission to secure the health and safety of thousands of frontline warriors working non-stop to keep us safe. The Forum, under the banner “Together We Care” worked zealously to procure face-shields and distribute amongst the healthcare soldiers in various districts of Karnataka.
The research centers at JAIN focus on finding solutions to disruptive interdisciplinary/cross disciplinary research problems that will have a significant societal and/or economic impact.
Chetas Murali, a B. Tech - CSE (AI) student from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology notches the CTC of 42 LPA at Finkraft during campus placement
Amogh Tadamari, a final year MBA student studying Finance at the University, has bagged the package of 30 lakhs per annum at Multibook Limited as an SAP consultant.
Chandan Arun Kumar, a student from CMS B School pursuing an MBA in International Finance and Account, was recruited as an SAP Consultant by Multibook Limited with the package of 30 lakhs PA.
Sana Greeshma, a student pursuing B.Tech at the faculty of engineering and technology, notches the highest remuneration package of 32 Lakhs/PA at the JSOL Corporation (Japan) during campus placement.
The University has established tie-ups with various International Universities to offer study programs that would help the students and faculty gain an international perspective in their chosen field of study. Such collaborations generate an opportunity for student and faculty exchange amongst Universities.
It is difficult to create an environment that is challenging, focused as well as lively. Being at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) offers me this unique blend and understanding of my chosen discipline and its multiple facets.
Kigali, Rwanda
I came. I saw and I loved it. JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) offered me just the right combination I was looking for. A strong industry-oriented curriculum with research component, qualified faculty, strong ties to the corporate world and opportunity to study in a multi cultural setting.
Kyiv, Ukraine
Among other things, I chose JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) because of the excellence infrastructure and state-of-the-art laboratories providing a host of opportunities not only for practical exposure but inter-disciplinary teaching and learning.
Bujumbura, Burundi
It is difficult to create an environment that is challenging, focused as well as lively. Being at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) offers me this unique blend and understanding of my chosen discipline and its multiple facets.
Kigali, Rwanda
The curriculum and the syllabus at the institute meet global standards and the learning environment is just perfect. We have so many projects and activities that help us a great deal in gaining practical knowledge and have a hands-on experience. This University is the place to be for learning advanced technology and be future-ready.
Tanzania
I was looking for institutes that offered specialization in Embedded System Technologies and JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) was right on top of the chart. I am so happy to be here because not only I have an enhanced learning environment here, this University is best for international students seeking to come to India for higher education. It provides them an amazing learning environment that opens up a world full of opportunities. I am so excited for the opportunities opening up for me.
Sudan
I got to pursue my dream goals. It is the only institute in the country to offer Artificial Intelligence as a specialization in Computer Science Engineering and the environment is very safe and friendly. The faculty is amazing and has everything an International students looks for when coming to India for education.
Dubai
I am made the best choice for pursuing degree education with JAIN (Deemed-to-be University).It has high-end lab facilities, encouraging faculty and an overall inspiring campus that brings out the best in you.
Ethiopia
As the top technology institute in India, it prepares you to become the best and stand out from the rest. With a campus that supports your vision with a quality education which stands tall and strong on the pillars of practical work, fully equipped modern labs, libraries, and top-notch faculty.
Ethiopia