Arthaastra is the Economics Forum at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University). The name 'Arthaastra' is derived from two Sanskrit words, 'Artha' meaning money, and 'Astra' meaning weapon. Putting them together, we get 'ARTHAASTRA', which translates to 'Your Money is Your Weapon'. The forum believes that the field of Economics is more than just numbers and is a study of society about its behaviour involving money. This is a platform that brings together all economics and Finance enthusiasts, where discussions on current affairs, stock markets, financial news, and the Indian economy, which lie at the core or on the periphery of the discipline of Economics, Take Place. The forum also organises expert talks where experts discuss key economic themes, emerging trends, and policy solutions. Additionally, hosts hands-on workshops, discussions, debates, Stock market events, club activities, and business plans that bring together diverse stakeholders to address pressing economic problems.

The Public Speaking Forum at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences is a dynamic platform that empowers students with the art of effective communication. Rooted in the vision of nurturing confident, articulate, and socially aware individuals, AAWAZ provides a supportive and inclusive space for students to refine their oratory and critical thinking skills. Through workshops, debates, speeches, and interactive sessions, the forum encourages students to find their voice and use it to Inspire, Influence, and Lead—both within and beyond the classroom. Beyond mastering the techniques of public speaking, AAWAZ fosters critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and ethical communication, equipping students to engage in dialogue that bridges differences and drives meaningful discourse. The forum also collaborates with academic departments, student clubs, and external experts to provide a broad range of exposure—from academic presentations to public policy debates and creative expressions. In essence, AAWAZ envisions cultivating a generation of eloquent, thoughtful, and responsible communicators who use their voices not just to be heard, but to inspire, influence, and lead with purpose in every sphere of life.

PRISM is the official Public Relations team of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS) at Jain University. The team serves as the creative and strategic communication hub of the school, focusing on event management, technical support (including photography and videography), and social media outreach. Guided by the motto 'Communicate, Collaborate, Celebrate,' PRISM ensures that every event and achievement of SHSS is effectively showcased to both internal and external audiences. By blending creativity with professionalism, the team plays a vital role in enhancing the school's visibility, fostering community engagement, and celebrating the accomplishments of students and faculty.

AARAVA – The English Forum at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) is a dynamic student-led platform that celebrates literature, language, and creative expression beyond the classroom. It fosters inclusive learning through activities like open mics, discussions, plays, quizzes, workshops, and guest lectures. The forum features four vibrant sub-platforms: Cinemorphia for film enthusiasts, Ennoi for book lovers and literature enthusiasts, Thespia for theatre and dramaturgy aficionados, and Asteria for aspiring publishers and editors. Aarava aims to enhance LSRW skills through activity-based learning while nurturing creativity and collaboration. It provides a space for students to explore poetry, short stories, graphic narratives, and media writing. The club promotes active communication, peer learning, and critical engagement with both pop culture and classical texts. It supports budding writers and performers in developing their voice and confidence. Above all, Aarava exists to learn, grow, and evolve through shared passion and literary dialogue.

The Sociology Club at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), serves as a dynamic platform for students to explore the intersections of society, culture, and change. Through discussions, workshops, field activities, and collaborative projects, the club aims to bridge classroom learning with real-world social understanding, encouraging students to become informed, empathetic, and responsible citizens. The club serves as a bridge between theoretical knowledge and lived experience, enabling members to explore pressing social themes such as inequality, gender, the environment, digital culture, and urban transformation. It also promotes interdisciplinary engagement by collaborating with other clubs and academic departments, fostering a holistic learning ecosystem. Socius envisions creating a community of socially conscious learners and changemakers who can critically analyse, responsibly engage, and innovatively respond to the challenges of a rapidly changing society.

Samavesh (Journalism Club): Samavesh is a dynamic and spirited community that serves as a vibrant platform for aspiring journalists to hone their craft, explore diverse interests, and express their creative visions. The club fosters collaboration among peers and professionals, cultivating a supportive environment that nurtures personal and career growth. From capturing the pulse of campus events to reporting on pressing global issues, Samavesh reflects a commitment to truth and creativity. Through engaging contests, impactful projects, and inspiring collaborations, Samavesh not only sharpens the skills of its members but also shapes the perspectives of young minds.

Abhijna, the official Psychology Club of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) under the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, is a vibrant community that explores the depths of the human mind, emotions, and behaviour. The club bridges classroom learning with real-world experiences, making psychology engaging, relevant, and meaningful for all students. In 2024, Abhijna hosted its flagship event, Manoverse, a three-day Student Development Program themed 'AI and Psychology,' featuring expert sessions and interactive workshops on the connection between technology and human behaviour. The club also launched Manasvi, an original publication designed to promote mindfulness, creativity, and self-reflection.

Beyond campus, Abhijna led impactful initiatives, including the Suicide Prevention Campaign and school outreach workshops, that encouraged emotional awareness and compassion. In 2025, it continued its efforts through a Suicide Prevention Day event and regular Saturday activities that foster connection, growth, and well-being. Abhijna continues to embody the essence of psychology — curiosity, empathy, and understanding — inspiring students to look beyond the classroom and apply psychological insight to life itself.