Short answer: No. Jains do not “convert to Agrawal.” Agrawal is a surname/community (a Vaishya/Bania social group), while Jainism is a religion. Some individuals who are Agrawal may also be Jains, but that reflects personal religious choice (Hindu/ Jain) within a family or community, not a Jain tradition of converting into or becoming an “Agrawal.”

Key points:

• Jainism is a dharma with its own spiritual path, vows, and monastic orders.
• Agarwal (often spelled Agrawal) is a caste/community name; there are Jain Agarwals and non-Jain Agarwals.
• If someone from an Agarwal family embraced Jainism, that would be a Hindu-to-Jain conversion by that person, not a Jain process of converting to an Agrawal.

If you’d like, I can look for a JainKnowledge page that discusses Jain communities or caste influences in Jainism and provide a link.