Yes. In Jainism, the closest and most commonly used term is Chetanā / Chetan meaning consciousness, and the technical Jain term often used is Upayoga for the active expression of consciousness.

In simple Jain understanding:

• Jīva = the soul, which is inherently cetana (conscious)
• Chetanā / Chaitanya = consciousness, awareness, sentience
• Upayoga = the soul’s conscious activity, such as knowing and perceiving

So, if you mean the quality of being conscious, Jainism uses chetanā / chaitanya. If you mean the working or functioning of consciousness, the Jain term is upayoga.

In Jain philosophy, every jīva has consciousness by nature. This consciousness is one of the soul’s intrinsic qualities.