Yes, in Jain tradition a marriage can be acceptable if the boy truly accepts and follows Jain Dharma with sincerity, conduct, and respect for Jain values.

In practice, families often consider:

• genuine observance of Jain principles
• ahimsa, satya, aparigraha
• respect for Jain rituals and vows
• acceptance of the family’s Jain way of life

If he is only “Hindu Agrawal” by birth but has sincerely become Jain in practice and belief, many Jain families may consider it. The final acceptance usually depends on family, sect, and community customs.

From a Jain point of view, outer identity is less important than true right conduct and faith.