Find print and xerox shops near SJCC, bengaluru

About this place

St. Joseph's College of Commerce sits on Brigade Road, one of central Bengaluru's oldest commercial arteries, where the institution has trained accountants, analysts and business graduates since the late nineteenth century. Run by the Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society, SJCC attracts a student body drawn heavily from the B.Com, BBA and economics streams, with a smaller cohort pursuing professional postgraduate diplomas. The campus is compact but central — surrounded by heritage buildings, garment stores and the constant footfall of shoppers from neighbouring M.G. Road, Residency Road and the lanes of Ashok Nagar. The campus falls within the 560001 pin code that defines old Bengaluru, and the seventeen listed xerox shops clustered around it form one of the densest student-printing belts in the city.

Getting here and around

The closest metro stop is M.G. Road on the Purple Line, an eight-minute walk south down Brigade Road itself. Bus routes along M.G. Road and the Residency Road junction connect SJCC to most of Bengaluru, and auto-rickshaws are plentiful on every corner. Two-wheeler parking is the practical choice — students often squeeze four to a bike — while car parking on campus is restricted to faculty. Walking is genuinely the fastest mode for anyone staying in the hostels and PGs that dot the lanes behind the college, and the whole neighbourhood is flat and shaded enough to make that pleasant for most of the year.

Why printing demand is high here

College life at SJCC runs on paper. Continuous internal assessments, semester-end submissions, internship applications for the Big Four and consulting firms, and the endless stream of certificates needed for placements all funnel through the printers on Brigade Road. The college's strict submission deadlines — typically two weeks before each exam cycle — create sharp demand spikes. With seventeen listed shops in the immediate vicinity, students have options, but queues build fast between 9 and 11 a.m. when the morning batch rushes between lectures. Deezire Xerox shop, the top-rated outlet on the strip at 4.2 stars, regularly fields long lines of commerce students clutching binders full of journal entries and balance sheets.

What people typically print here

The bread and butter is assignment print — usually double-sided A4, spiral-bound, with a coloured cover sheet. Resume print for placement season runs heavy on thicker 120 gsm paper, often with passport photographs attached. Students also queue up for colour prints of project charts, spiral-bound reports for viva voce, and bulk print runs of notes for revision circles. Internship application print, usually two or three sets per student, peaks between August and October.

How Snaprint fits in

Snaprint operates as a discovery and ordering layer over the existing print network around SJCC rather than running its own counter. Students can browse the menu at /print-near/st-josephs-college-of-commerce to see which shops accept uploads and what they charge. Shop owners in the cluster who want to receive orders through the platform can register their kiosk at /book once. The goal is simply to shorten the queue outside Deezire and the other sixteen shops on the strip by letting students send files ahead.