AdmissionsOpen for B.A., B.Com, B.Sc. and M.A. Apply
Shri Adinath Jain College (Eve.)
Affiliated to RRBM University, Alwar. Managed by Shri Adinath Jain Shikshan Sansthan
Campus and labs
A college built around the working day of its students, with the labs, support and safety to match.
What we offer
Seventeen things the college promises, and each one is part of an ordinary day here.
The library on an ordinary dayStudents have a full day around their studies, so the college works hard to make every hour on campus count. That means a campus that feels safe, teachers who are easy to reach, laboratories that are ready, and help for the student who needs it.
Here is the full list of what we offer you.
Safe and secure
Parents and students should never have to wonder whether the campus is looked after.
Under CCTV surveillanceThe whole college is under CCTV surveillance. The campus is kept clean and sanitized, and it is fire safe.
Staff keep constant watch and monitoring to maintain discipline, so classes, labs and corridors stay orderly.
These are simple rules, and they are why a first-year student and her family can feel at ease from the first day. Read the full code of conduct before you join.
Code of conductAcademic support
A strong class and a struggling class sit in the same room, and the college plans for both.
Counselling at the college is personal, professional and proctorial. A student can talk about subject choices, study habits or worries about the future with someone who knows her by name.
Personalized, professional and proctorial.
Held for weaker students, so no one is left behind quietly.
Voices from outside the syllabus, and educational visits to see subjects in the real world.
“Not only academic programmes but also life skills needed for students’ self development.”
Academic advisement and other support services are available on campus or through the online help desk.
Our laboratories
Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geography and Computer, each with a teacher in the room.
Reading about an experiment is one thing. Doing it is how it stays. A student of the B.Sc. Maths group, the B.Sc. Biology group or B.A. Geography spends practical hours with real apparatus and a teacher beside her. Lab coats are mandatory, and the lab is kept as carefully as a classroom.
The whole lab at workPhysics lab
Apparatus on every bench, and a teacher close by.
Students gather at the benches with their apparatus, set up the experiment and take their readings, with a teacher in the room to check the setup and explain what the numbers mean.
Reagent shelves and benchesChemistry lab
Shelves of labelled reagent bottles, and students in white coats at work.
Chemistry is common to both B.Sc. groups, so this is one of the busiest rooms on campus. Students in lab coats measure, mix and observe at the bench while teachers watch each step. The habit taught here is care: label it, handle it properly, write down what you saw.
Practical notes at the benchBotany lab
Microscope, practical notebook and a teacher to guide the eye.
Students of the B.Sc. Biology group study Botany here. They look through the microscope, then write up what they observed in their practical notes at the bench, with a teacher guiding them through each slide.
Microscopes in useZoology lab
Microscopes in use and teachers at each student’s shoulder.
Zoology is the other half of the B.Sc. Biology group. Students use microscopes, handle models and charts, and learn to describe what they see in plain, exact words. Teachers guide the work from the first slide to the last.
Geography lab
The subject leaves the textbook and lands on the table.
Geography is taught at both levels, B.A. and M.A. In the lab, students and a teacher gather around a globe, with charts on the wall behind them. Maps and models make the subject something you can point to.
Rows of computersComputer lab
Students work at their own screen, and help is a few steps away.
The computer lab has rows of computers where students work with a teacher helping. Wi-Fi with 24x7 internet is available on campus.
Study spaces
Students have little spare time, so the places to study are kept ready.
At the shelvesThe college library has shelves of books and long tables where students read alone or study in groups.
On a typical day you will see one student deep in a book at the shelves and four others working through a problem at a table. With Wi-Fi and 24x7 internet, a student can look things up on campus as well.
Financial support
The college backs deserving students with scholarships and help for those in need.
The Sansthan set up this college in 1986 “to provide better education with low expenses.” That aim still shapes how we work.
Deserving students receive scholarships.
Economically poor students receive financial support.
If you are worried about fees, speak to the college office before you decide.
Beyond the classroom
A good college gives students somewhere to eat, run and perform.
Cultural programmeThe college has a hygienic canteen and an open play ground.
The play ground is where our sports teams practise and where tug of war and races take place. Co-curricular, extra-curricular and extension activities run through the year, from sports to cultural programmes to science exhibitions.
Somewhere to eat between classes.
Teams practise here, and tug of war and races take place.
See what students did in the Gallery and on the Our pride page.
Green and safe
Two quiet features that keep the campus running well.
The college has a rooftop solar panel. Students are also asked to conserve electricity and water, and to switch off lights and fans when they leave a classroom or lab.
The campus is fire safe, and the greenery is something every student is asked to help maintain.
Our campus
The college stands on its own campus at Scheme no. 8, Gandhi Nagar.
Scheme no. 8, Gandhi NagarThe college began in 1986 at Church Road, Manni ka Bar, Alwar. In 2002 it moved to its present campus in the heart of the city.
The building has a glass and steel front, and a lawn lies in front of it. The Sansthan’s aim is to keep adding streams and give students proper infrastructure for learning, research and application of knowledge.
Come and see it for yourself. Call before you visit.
See the gallery