ABOUT JIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS
JIET Group of Institutions (JGI) is one of the India’s leading educational groups, producing some of India’s most competent and talented professionals. JGI provides unique and supportive environment for learning and growing. Sprawling over 25 acres in Mogra, amidst lush green surrounding near Jodhpur, it has national reputation for excellence in education and high quality research to meet the needs of industry and community.
ABOUT JIETSETG
With the objective of promoting woman education and to expose women to latest trends in technology and research, JIETSETG was established in 2007. The institute aims at providing world class technical and scientific education which can develop a professional outlook in every walk of life. JIETSETG has a dynamic team of highly qualified and experienced, research oriented and committed faculty and staff members. JIETSETG possesses a verdant, pollution free campus, spacious class-rooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, Wi-Fi zone with high speed internet connectivity and an excellent library that makes it exclusive in the region.
ABOUT JODHPUR
Mehrangarh Fort:
Mehrangarh Fort was founded in 15th century by the Rathore Rajputs when they shifted their capital from nearby Mandore to Jodhpur. Mehrangarh Fort stands a hundred feet in splendor on a perpendicular cliff, four hundred feet above the sky line of Jodhpur.
Umaid Bhawan:
Umaid Bhawan Palace, is one of the world’s largest private residence. Built on the Chittar Hill in southeastern area of the Jodhpur, construction employed more than 5000 men for fifteen years. The building does not use mortar or cement to bind stones together; all of these stones are carved stones joined together by a system of carved interlocking of positive and negative pieces.
Mandore:
Mandore, 9 km to the north of Jodhpur, was the capital of Marwar before the foundation of Jodhpur. It was founded in the 6th century, and passed to the Rathore Rajputs in 1381 after a marriage alliance between a princess of the original founders, the Pratiharas, and the Rathode Raja, Rao Chandor.