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JAIN COLLEGE

Calendar of Events 2020-21

Website: www.jaincollege.ac.in

Page: 2 Calendar of Events 2020-21

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Contents

Particulars Page Particulars Page

Chairman’s Message

Parent-Teachers Meeting

Motto, Vision and

Mission

NCC Events (Boys)

College Prayer

NCC Events (Girls)

National Anthem Sports Achievements /

Achievers

National Emblem & Flag

Time Table

Note to the Parents and

Students

Text Books & Syllabus

Discipline & Dress code

Library

List of Holidays

Test / Examinations


Message from

Chairman

I take pride in welcoming all of you

to Jain College – one of the most

trusted and reputed colleges in

Bangalore. At Jain College, we

foster holistic education that

imparts knowledge and inculcates

values such as leadership quality,

integrity, and compassion among

the students.

The key goal of Jain College is to

maintain a balance between

academics, extracurricular activities,

sports education and life-learning

skills. We always follow our tradition

in providing our students with an

excellent education through

efficient management and

expertise, maintaining our untiring

efforts.

We bring in thought leadership with

a blend of academic rigour and a

hands-on applicability to real-world

issues.

The learning environment is

enriched by a team of highly

talented and motivated faculty and

staff aiming at delivering an

outstanding all-round student

experience alongside the teaching

of the highest quality.

Your college years will be rewarded

with an exceptional time of self-

discovery and personal growth. I

encourage you to grab the

abundant opportunities that will

come your way—in the classroom

and outside of it—to explore your

interests, seek answers, and nurture

your talents.

We invest our trust in you, and we

want you to make the most of your

time during your stay at Jain

College.

Dr. Chenraj Roychand Founder-Chairman, Jain Group


Motto COURAGE – PURITY – KNOWLEDGE – EFFICIENCY

Vision

To provide intellectual nourishment and make SBM

Jain College a nurturing ground for the holistic

development, wholesome education for the young to

develop emotional stability and strength to respond

creatively to the challenges of a world full of relentless

competition and restlessness.

Mission

To develop Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College into a

campus of excellence, to strive for continuous

improvement, to provide quality education, to help

students achieve not only a good career but also

achieve all-round development, and face the

challenges of the competitive world.


College Prayer

Yam Shaivaa Samupaasate Shiva iti

Brahmeti Vedaantinaha Bouddha Buddha iti

Pramaanapatavaha Karteti Naiyayikaaha

Arhan ityata Jaina Shaasanarataaha

Karmeti Meemaamsakaaha Sooyam vo vidadhatu

vaanchita PhalamShri Keshava Eshassadaa

PRAYER 1

Mudaa Karaata Modakam

Sadaavimukti Saadhakam

Kalaadharavatamsakam

Vilaasiloka – Rakshakam

Anaayakaika Naayakam

Vinaashitebha – Daityakam

Nataashubhaashu – Naashakam

Namaami Tam Vinaayakam.

Natetaraatibheekaram

Navodhitaaraka – Bhaaskaram

Namatsuraari Nirjharam

Nataadikaapaduddharam

Sureshvaram Nidheeshvaram

Gajeshvaram Ganeshvaram

Maheshvaram Samaashraye

Paraatparam Nirantaram.

Translation:

I bow down to Lord Vinayaka by

whose grace spiritual emancipation can be attained.

Lord Ganesha, resplendent like the rising sun,

protects his devotees from all dark obstructive forces.

I seek the protection of this Supreme Being now and ever]


PRAYER 2

Gaayiye Ganapati jagavandan

Shankara - suvana Bhavanee nandana.

Siddhi - sadana Gajavadana Vinaayaka

Kripaasindhu sundara sab laayaka.

Modakapriya Mudamangala – daataa

Vidyaa – vaaridhi Buddhi – vidhaataa

Maangata Tulaseedaasa karajore

Basahi Raamasiya maanasa more.

PRAYER 3

Prabhu Mahaveer dayaa ke Saagar

Sab gun aagar jnaana ujaagar

Jab tak jeeyu hans hans jeeyu

Jnaana sudhaaras amrit peeyu

Chod lobh ghamand buraayee

Chaahu sab ki nitya bhalaayee.

Jo karana so accha karana

Phira duniya mein kisase darana

Hey Prabhu ! Mera mann ho sundar

Vaani sundar jeevan sundar.

PRAYER 4

Jaya Vivekananda guruvara

Bhuvana - mangala – kaari

Chira samaadhiya giri – shikharadim

Narara sevege ilida naravara

Supta daivare elireli Lupta padaviya marali taali

Sapta bhuviagala aalirenuta Deepta vaaniya jagadi

molagihe Vishva – vyaapaka prema moortiya Vishva – dyotaka

parama – jnaaniya Vishva – mukti – samarpitaatmane Vishva –

vandyane jayatu jayatu.


PRAYER 5

Poornakalaa – mayi Samvit – svaroopini

Samarasa – shaalini bodhaya maam

Guru – moorte tvaam namaami santatam

Atma – sattva samvardhini Amba

Jagadodyaane jadasadrisham maam

Janani vimochaya saadhana vimukham

Jagadodyaane mrugasadrisham maam

Janani vimochaya saadhana vimukham

Pranava - dhanushi samyojaya chittam

Parama – lakshya – tanmayataam praapaya.

Vijnaana – roopini preraya maam

Vidyaa – svaroopini paalaya maam

Samvit – svaroopini bodhaya maam.

Translation:

My obeisanance to Bhagavati Sharada

the embodiment of purity and peace, the bestower of wisdom.

She the all-pervasive Diving Power,

The very essence of all philosophical contemplation

reveals Her radiant form in the heart-lotus

Holding in Her hands symbols of learning and the art of living.

Mother Divine!

You are indeed the embodiment of perfection and fullness.

The joy and wisdom of life!

I salute you again and again as my Guru

who enhances the inner strength and potentialities.

Guide me and enlighten me!

This world is a beautiful garden

But I am a dullard disinclined to make any effort.

Dear Mother,

Help me to gather my scattered mind and direct it

like a sharp arrow fixed to the bow of Omkaara or

Pranava towards the highest goal of life.

Inspire me to attain that prefect communion - ‘Tanmayataa.’

Guide me in every thought and action,

O Vijnaanamayee: Poornakalaamayi.


PRAYER 6

Krishnam yogeshvaaram Gurum

Shree Geetaachaaryam samaashraye

Shree…Kala – venu ninaada – ratam vande

Shukakeertita – leelam Vrajabaalam

Shree…Karma – bhakti – Vijnaana anandam

Dharma – sthaapana – sheelamapaaram

Sarvaatmaanam Paramaatmaanam

Karunam Mahitam tava padakamalam

Sharanam Bhagavan sharanam sharanam

Krishnam…Vasudevasutam Devam Kamsa – Chanoora

mardanam

Devakee - Paramaanandam Krishnam

Vande Jagadgurum.

Translation:

I seek the grace of Shree Krishna,

The Lord of the Yogas,

The Acharya who taught the Bhagavadgeetaa.

Absorbed in the soul-stirring music of his flute,

This child of Vraja (Gokula) also revels in fun and

(frolic) This is how he is described by Sage Shuka.

He is the bliss of fulfillment attained through

Krma-Bhakti-Jnana Yogas.

Though infinite and formless, he assumes the human

form to establish Dharma.

He is indeed the Immanent Self in all

as well as the Transcendental Being.

You are the sole refuge, my dear Lord,

You are my true Home.


National Anthem

Jana-Gana-Mana-Adhinayaka, JayaHe Bharata-Bhagya-Vidhata

Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people,dispenser of India’s

destiny.

Punjab-Sindhu-Gujarta-Maratha-Dravida-Utkala-Banga

The name rouses the hearts of Punjab, Sind, Gujarat and Maratha,

of the Dravid and Orissa and Bengal;

Vindya-Himachala-Yamuna-Ganga Ucchhala-Jaladhi Taranga

it echoes in the hills of the Vindhyas and Himalayas, mingles in the

music of the Yamuna and Ganga and is chanted by the waves of

the Indian sea.

Tava Subha Name Jage Tava Subha Ashisha Mage Gahe Tava Jaya

Gatha.

The pray for thy blessings and sing thy praise.

Jana-Gana-Mangala Dayaka, Jaya He Bharata-Bhagya-Vidhata,

The salvaion of all people is in the hand, Thou dispenser of India’s

destiny.

Jaya He, Jaya He, Jaya He, Jaya Jaya Jaya, Jaya He. Jai Hind!

Victory, victory, victory to thee.


National Emblem

The National emblem of India is a replica of the Lion of Sarnath,

near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. The Lion Capital was erected in

the third century BC by Emperor Ashoka to mark the spot where

Buddha first proclaimed his gospel of peace and emanicipation to

the four quarters of the universe. The national emblem is thus

symbolic of contemporary India’s reaffirmation of its’s ancient

commitment to world peace and goodwill.

The four lions (one hidden from view)- symbolizing power,

courage and confidence-rest on a circular abacus. The abacus is

girded by four smaller animals- guardians of the four directions:

the lion of the north, the elephant of the east, the horse of the

south and the bull of the west. The abacus rests on a lotus in full

bloom, exemplifying the fountainhead of life and creative

inspiration.

The Motto ‘SATHYAMEVA JAYATE’

inscribed below the emblem in Devanagari script means

‘Truth alone Triumphs’

National Flag Significance of the Tricolor

Each of the three colors in our Tricolor has a special significance.

The saffron stands for courage, sacrifice and the spirit of

renunciation. The White, is meant for purity and truth. While the

green is for faith and fertility.

The navy blue wheel in the center of the white band signifies

which denotes continual progress of the country and its blue

wheel signifies the continuity of the nation’s progress which is

deemed to be as boundless as the blue sky above and as

fathomless as the deep blue sea that keeps its hands and feet

washed.


Note to the Parents

“Train a child in the way he should go, and

when he is old, he will not turn from it”

1. Your first concern as a parent should be to see that your ward attends

the college regularly. Parents who permit their ward to be absent from

college unnecessarily handicap their ward’s opportunity to succeed in

studies.

2. You can contribute a great deal to your ward’s success in the college by

encouraging home study. See that your ward devotes at least three

hours every day for his/ her studies at home.

3. Parents are expected to co-operate with the college by enforcing

regularity and discipline in their child and encourage them to

participate in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

4. You are requested to go through the Performance Report periodically

to ensure your ward’s progress in studies & attendance.

5. When you are requested to meet the Head of the department or the

class teacher, it should be done immediately because the feedback of

the ward’s weakness in the class can be directly communicated.

6. A wholesome attitude towards college and confidence in his/her

teachers is essential for the ward’s maximum success in college.

Criticism of your ward’s teachers in his/ her presence should be

avoided since it gives room for the ward to lose respect for teachers

and consequently he/she fails to learn from these teachers. Withdrawal

of your ward from class for a mere social function is not recommended

because it retards his/her progress in college and minimizes his/her

respect for regular hard work & attendance.

7. Students who are not enrolled under sports quota and play any sport

through different clubs are not allowed to claim attendance.


8. Encourage your ward to cultivate the habit of neatness, self-help and

systematic work.

9. Ensure that your ward does not bring any costly gadgets to college.

College will not be responsible for it in whatsoever manner.

10. Failure to pay the fees on time will be viewed seriously.

11. Parents are requested to notify in writing in case of any change of

address, E-mail ID’s, telephone numbers to the college office

12. Parents will get an official letter if the students are taken out of station

for projects and industrial visits by the college.

13. Parents should not come to college and disturb the child during class

hours.

14. Parents are welcome after the sessions conclude for the day.

15. As per the rule of Government of India, a child is allowed to travel on

concession from college to home town only.

16. Parents/Guardians are requested to meet the ward’s class teachers

concerned to ascertain the attendance and progress of their wards

atleast twice in the academic year.

17. Parents should collect and enquire about GSEAS ID from their ward

and login to know the academic progress and attendance of their ward.

For further information, the parents can contact the parents-teacher

cell which is set up in the college.

The “VALUES” we leave in our children are more important

than the “Valuables” we leave for them


Note to the Students

1. The students have to attend prayer session in the morning at 8.15 AM

followed by National anthem. Then they proceed to their respective

classes and settle down for the lessons.

2. Students should compulsorily wear the I.D cards throughout their stay

in the campus.

3. The students are advised to strictly adhere to the bell timings. After

the prayer, the main gates will be closed at 8:30 AM and the students

coming after 8:30 AM, will skip all the classes before lunch.

4. The students should bring the Language text books and Workbooks

compulsorily along with the required stationary to the class (class

work, notes, work books practical records, Clark tables, Calculator

manuals etc.)

5. The students should compulsorily bring lab manuals and records to all

practical classes. The students bunking practical classes may incur a

risk of losing an academic year.

6. Students should not change their Combination or Section or Language

without the prior permission of the Principal and office staff.

7. Tests & Exams are compulsory to attend and to pass with good

percentage, failing which they are not allowed to appear for final

examinations. In case of shortage of attendance final examination hall-

ticket will be withheld from the PU Board and the student will lose one

year.

8. Attendance is recorded on hourly basis and the same is uploaded on

the attendance website and sent as mobile messages to the parents.

It is compulsory for students to maintain a minimum of 75%

attendance in all subjects. No student may be absent from class

without permission. Leave letters must be addressed to the Principal

and countersigned by the Parent/Guardian/Warden. The leave letters

must be signed by all class teachers and handed over to the Principal.

However, attendance cannot be claimed on such absence. Leave


application for reasons of illness beyond three to four days must be

accompanied by a medical certificate.

9. Students should not use library during class hours

10. As per the notification issued by PU Board, the mobile phones are

banned. The mobile squads pay regular visits to class rooms. During

class hours if students are found in possession of mobile phones then

their mobile phones even though switched off will be confiscated and

will not be returned to the students.

11. During class hours if students are seen hanging around the canteen/

loitering along the corridors / sprawling / dawdling in the lobby, then

such acts of odd and unacceptable conduct will be strictly dealt with

such students are found to have shortage of attendance, their parents

will be summoned to have an update of their attendance status and

they will be under our close scrutiny.

12. When the lesson is in progress, the students should actively take part

in classroom activities. During class hours, if students are found

disturbing the class with inappropriate and eccentric behavior then

stringent action will follow. The habitual offenders may have to face

rustication.

13. Parking facility is not provided for 1st and 2nd PUC students in the college

premises throughout the academic year

14. If students are found damaging college properties / impairing the use

of articles in laboratories by rough and careless handling / destroying

equipment and making them inoperative, then they have to either

replace the same or compensate the loss.

ABILITY

is what you’re capable of doing

MOTIVATION

determines what you do

ATTITUDE

determines how well you do it


Text Books, Note Books & Syllabus

Purchase Subject text books and language text books of department

of Pre-University Education, Government of Karnataka, which are

available in all leading book stores.

Practical records and writing note books of concerned subject will be

informed by the teachers in the respective classes.

Students are informed to compulsorily bring the language text book

and work book to the language classes.

Syllabus can be downloaded from the PU website: pue.kar.nic.in

Discipline within & around premises

Students are expected to behave in decent and acceptable manner

within and around the premises where the classes are held. Students

have to be aware of their actions that might inconvenience other

students and staff.

We take very strong exception to any kind of misbehavior. Any act of

misbehavior will result in the expulsion of the student.

Students of all the classrooms, corridors, lobbies, lift areas and staff

rooms are under the surveillance of CCTV cameras.

Students are requested to maintain strict discipline.

Dress Code and Appearance

A decent and elegant dress adds to the personality of an individual. It also

in its own merits creates an atmosphere congenial for learning. During

transition period, the peer group influence allows students greater freedom

of choice. But the presentability should correspond to the environment,

and should not cross decency. In such matters, parenting should assume a

supporting and supervisory role. In our college we have formed a

committee to routinely monitor the dress code. Students should strictly

adhere to the dress code.


Dress code for Girls

Don’t Do’s

Low cut tops

Off the shoulder dresses

Sleeveless, spaghetti & T-shirts

Trendy and skin tight Jeans

Tight fitting, backless and transparent

Knee length or ¾ pants

T-shirts with risqué prints or symbols

Sporting tattoos on body

Cool shoulders

Flip-flops

Long tops and Kurtis with

sleeves and regular jeans

pants.

Salwar Kameez /

Chudidhars with sleeves

Dress code for Boys

Don’t Do’s

Low waist Jeans and torn jeans

T-shirts with catch words/catch

phrase/cuss word

Long hair, Pineapple cut

Wearing ear rings/studs/Metal bangles

Bermuda shorts / half-length pants

Sporting tattoos on arms/faces

Round neck T shirts & V-neck

flip-flops

Formals

Regular Jeans pants /

pants paired with shirts -

Half sleeve or full sleeves

Collared T- shirts

Decent hair cut

Shoes/Sandals

If the dress is found objectionable,

action can be taken immediately by any staff member.

Statutory Warning!

Ragging is a criminal offence.

Students indulging in ragging are liable to be dismissed from the College


The Library & Information Centre

(The abode of Saraswathi – the mother of knowledge)

Library is the source of information and power to students, teachers and

the achievers. Library has become an indispensable network for all the

departments and the student community.

Students are allowed to borrow a maximum of two books at a time.

Books have to be returned within 15 days from the date of borrowing.

Students have to pay the replacement cost of the book when they lose

or damage the same.

Habitual delay in returning of books will result in cancellation of Library

membership.

‘S’ category special operations:

Sources Services

Dictionaries

Encyclopedias

Auto biographies

Text books

Thesis

Dissertations

General books

News papers

Magazines & Journals

Referral service

Circulation Services

CAS (Current awareness services)

SDI Services

Reprography services

Newspapers clippings

Inter Library loan

Information alert services

Internet services

National Librarians Day: 12th Aug. National Library week: 14th-20th Nov

“Develop a passion for learning.

If you do you will never cease to grow.”


List of Holidays

Day & Date Holiday

17th Oct 2020 Mahalaya Amavasya

2nd Oct 2020 Gandhi Jayanti

25th & 26th Oct 2020 Vijayadashmi

30th Oct 2020 Id-Milad

31st Oct 2020 Maharshi Valmiki Jayanthi

1st Nov 2020 Kannada Rajyothsava

14th Nov 2020 Naraka Chatruthi

16th Nov 2020 Balipadyami

3rd Dec 2020 Kanakadasa Jayanti

21st Dec 2020 Christmas

Tests and Examinations

The schedule of test & examinations for the year is provided. The timings

and portions of the test and exams will be announced two weeks in

advance.

Test and exams have to be taken on the schedule date and time.

Tests and exams will not be administered after the due date.

Habitual absenteeism for the test and exams will not be tolerated and it

will result in the disqualification of the student from the course.


Schedule

Test/Exam Date

Test 5,6,7 Nov 2020

Mid-term Exam 14-19 Dec. 2020

I Preparatory Exam for II PU Last week of Jan 2021

I PU Practical Exam 3rd week of Feb. 2021

I Preparatory Exam for I PU

II Preparatory Exam for II PU 3rd week of Jan 2021

II PU Practical Exam Last week of Veb. 2021

I PU Final Exam 2nd week of March

II PU Final Exam last week of March 2021

Parent-Teachers Meeting

Regular parent-teachers meetings are conducted. Students and parents are

invited to these meetings to assess the performance of the student on

individual basis to identify strengths and weaknesses and take appropriate

measures in the preparation for the final Board Examination. Parents are

encouraged to interact with the mentors/class teachers on a regular basis

compulsorily and monitor the performance of the student.

I Parent-Teachers Meeting : 28th Nov 2020

II Parent-Teachers Meeting : 9th Jan 2021

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