Jai Hind College
Address :
"A" Road, Churchgate, Mumbai - 400 020 Maharashtra, India.
Tel: (91-22) 2041095
Fax:(91-22) 2886483

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Jai Hind College was established in 1948 by a small band of
dedicated professors of the D.J. Sind College (Karachi) who, under the dynamic leadership
of Principal T.M. Advani, founded the Sind Educationists' Association for
the benefit primarily of the displaced Sindhi minority.
Multi-faculty College
Jai Hind is a multi-faculty under-graduate college offering all the three streams viz. Arts,
Science and Commerce, as well as a Junior College at the Higher Secondary School
Level. Post-graduate admissions in M.A. (English Literature) and M.Sc.
(Chemistry and Botany) are also offered. The Departments of English and Botany also
enroll students for a Ph.D. (Arts)/(Science) degree respectively.
Affiliation
At the under-graduate and post-graduate levels, Jai Hind is affiliated to the University
of Mumbai, which is one of the oldest and most reputed universities of the country,
having been established in 1857.
At the Higher Secondary School Level, Jai Hind College is
affiliated to the Maharashtra Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
Motto of the College
The motto of the college "I Will and I Can" inspires Jai Hind students
to make the impossible possible, and not to feel constrained by their perceived
limitations. It stresses the will to do, closely followed by the implementation of what
has been willed. The one follows upon the other, the will providing the determination to
do one's utmost to achieve all that is worthwhile in life.
Campus Life
The Campus projects a wholly cosmopolitan
atmosphere, with students from diverse cultures and religions of India interacting with
each other. The college also has a sprinkling of foreign students from countries like
Mauritius, Korea, the African Continent etc. The college also admits guest students from
various parts of the world under the Rotary Student Exchange Programme. Students with
physical disabilities are encouraged and provided with all possible facilities to
become absorbed in the activities of the general student community.
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