St. Joseph's Evening College - [SJEC], Bangalore

St. Joseph's Evening College is one of the top colleges in Bangalore, Karnataka. It's affiliated with the university of Bengaluru central university. Get Courses, Facilities, Placements, Recognizations & Accreditation details.

St. Joseph’s Evening College (Autonomous) was established in 1972 and is managed by the Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society. The ‘Jesuits’, who manage the institution, are members of an international Religious Order of Catholic Priests and Brothers known as “the Society of Jesus”.

Accreditation and Ranking

The college is affiliated with the university of Bengaluru central university and is Recognized by UGC. Accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council.

Courses Offered

The college courses are offered undergraduate programs (BA, B.Com).

Infrastructure and Facilities

Library:

The Library of the SJEC was established in the year 1972. The Library offers vital support for teaching, learning, and research activities of the College by disseminating knowledge and offering modern services to the academic fraternity.

The Library currently has 22,340 printed volumes, and 30 subscribed current journals. Several e-books and online full text and database, across all domains of academic pursuit. The Library is well equipped with modem facilities and resources (print and electronic) in the forms of CDROMs, DVD-ROM, online databases, video cassettes, books, journals, reports, etc. It also developed a full-fledged E–learning center in the year 2015 to provide various digital mode Library services. The database for the entire collection is available through On-Line Public Access Catalogue (OPAC).

Cafeteria:

The Canteen provides quality and refreshing food items. The canteen opens at 4.00 p.m., on all working days, and closes at 8.30 p.m.

Vision

The Vision of the college is, “To prepare men and women for the service of others, especially the poor, oppressed, and marginalized”.

Mission

The mission of the college is, “To build up a group of young men and women who would be agents of change in the society and work towards a secular world of fraternity, equality and justice”.