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I have a web application where many jquery files needed after login page.
Can i include it on the login page so that on the next page the browser don’t make a request for the file.
Means the files are used from the browser cache.
Is it possible?
Yes, you can (as @Juhana already mentioned).
You can also use a CDN like Google to deliver jQuery or other common libraries. If someone already visited another site including jQuery via Google CDN, it would be already cached by his browser when logging in to your site (if you are also using the CDN of Google).