Yes, from the viewpoint of Jain Dharma, a Jain girl can marry a Kshatriya boy.

Important points in simple words:

1. No caste-based ban in Jainism

Jain scriptures do not say that marriage must be only within Jain / only within a particular caste. There is no religious rule that a Jain girl cannot marry a Kshatriya boy.

1. What really matters in Jain view

- Ahimsa (non‑violence) – especially food habits (pure vegetarian, ideally without eggs, alcohol, etc.). - Satya (truthfulness), good character, and moral life. - Respect for Jain practices – like puja, pratikraman, Paryushan/Dashlakshan, fasting, etc. If the Kshatriya boy is ready to respect these and live a dharmic life, Jain perspective is generally positive.

1. Family and social customs

- Many Jain families prefer marriage within Jain community for easier religious and cultural alignment. - This is a social/custom matter, not a strict Jain religious order. - There can be resistance from elders, so things should be handled with patience, respect, and clear discussion about values, food, and children’s upbringing.

1. Practical things to discuss before marriage

- Will the house follow Jain food rules? - How will festivals and rituals (both sides) be done? - How will future children be raised – will they learn Jain principles and follow ahimsa-based lifestyle?

So, religiously it is allowed, but you should think carefully about practical and family aspects, and ensure that Jain values are protected in your future life.

You can read more on a similar topic here: “Can a Hindu boy marry a Jain girl?”