About JGI

Jain Group of Institutions (JGI) is a group committed to human development at all levels through education and entrepreneurship, to build sustainable communities. The group has established educational institutions from pre-school stage to master’s degrees in various fields since 1991, and represents a cluster of 59 educational establishments that are home to 30000 students from across the world and over 3120 staff members. The Jain University, a member of the JGI Group, is declared deemed   university under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. With an endeavor to establish learning avenues par excellence, the JGI leadership constantly seeks to introduce courses in various fields of education. The latest initiative is a program on entrepreneurship, which is designed to focus on business skills and frameworks that will help passionate and talented individuals to build and grow their own enterprises.

Vision

JGI is a group committed to human development at all levels through education and entrepreneurship, to build sustainable communities.

Mission

• To provide quality education from the elementary to tertiary levels thereby creating human assets
• To fuel economic growth, create systemic changes and sustainable improvements by developing new generation social entrepreneurs
• To create a globally networked community of leaders, technocrats, scientists, professionals, sports persons and artists
• To foster an ethical environment founded on human values in which both spirit and skill thrives to enrich the quality of life

JGi iDEA Chairman’s Message

Dr. R, Chenraj Jain, is the visionary behind the concept. “The momentum of the vibrant Indian economy can be sustained only through strong entrepreneurship. Young India has the potential to change course, take risks and achieve greater heights. We strongly believe in the youth and would like to contribute to their growth path that in turn would help in powering the nation’s development”.

“iDEA aims at preparing entrepreneurs not only with skill sets of business management, but will also help in facilitating the much-needed capital, which often impedes talented entrepreneurs to start a business.”