Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics, Mumbai All Questions

Hey Anshita

First of all I want to tell you that if you wantt o do graduation and persue post graduation after this then please dont tak egeneral bcom and only go for bcom honours , no matter which college provides it. As for your chances in admission to the mentioned colleges I am sorry but Narsee Monjee has a cutoff above 91.8% for general category and St Xaviers too is expected to have a cutoff above 91% for non christians. HR also has a cutoff above 90% and Mithibai and RA Poddar will have no less than 90% as they are premiere colleges. Moreover this year most cbse as well as isc students have got higher than usual marks hence the cutoff is only expected to increase. You can check out the full list at https://university.careers360.com/articles/mumbai-university-cutoff#Mumbai-University-Cut-off-2020--Expected There are some colleges mentioned in this list where you can get admission. All the best.

Hello Tanmay ,

College are meant for learning and college ranking doesn't make college or teaching good but students make them.So its up to you which college you refer and take admission.

If you are good with academics and everything you can get placements from any of these college easily because you have worked hard for it.

But if you want to to rank me I would just prdect my first preference for colleges.

1.Mithabai college

2.Narsee monjee college of commerce

3.K.J Somaiya college of commerce

Looks a little difficult especially this year when the cutoffs have risen high considerably. However the final cutoffs are yet to be displayed. Obviously it depends on the number of aspirants, their results, your rank, etcc. But in general as per the previous year analysis with 63% in HSC, admission to Narsee Monjee college looks a little difficult.

Refer to the site below to know more about the same -

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/shri-vile-parle-kelavani-mandals-narsee-monjee-college-of-commerce-and-economics-mumbai

Best wishes. Thank you.

There are multiple factors which contribute to be best among the others. Firstly, NMIMS also provides a 5-year integrated course BBA-MBA course. This is how it works: Students studying BBA at NMIMS in their second year are provided with an offer of pursuing MBA at NMIMS. Points to be noted here: 1.Students only with certain higher CGPA are offered this course, the choice of acceptance completely lies with student. 2. There are limited seats for the integrated course. 3. People who accept it don't have to appear for additional aptitude test for MBA 4. Outsiders are not offered the integrated course. Recognition and ranking wise NMIMS is much better than Nirma University. Fees and other expenses are relatively higher than Nirma University The exposure and influence a university has on an individual also matters. Students at NMIMS are mostly from outstation and belong to upper middle class and higher middle class. Such social groups’ habits, lifestyle patterns, perceptions have tremendous influence on our development. My friend didn't take admission into NMIMS in spite getting admission because of the culture that students bring with them. It depends you how much people and groups have influence on you, and whether you're swayed away from your goal plus you might develop an inferiority complex which will hinder your overall growth.

Hello Rudra

The total fees of BBA in Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai is Rs. 8.45 Lakhs. The Institute offers a 3-years full-time BBA program, and accepts the NMIMS-NPAT exam for admission.

Eligibility: Candidates must pass with a minimum of 60% in HSC (+2).

Hope this was helpful!

Hey Mansi

If you want to pursue Masters of Business Administration in between provided college, then you must opt for Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai. It is considered as one of the reputed university in India for Management Studies and has academic record equivalent to various IIMs'. To know about NMIMS follow; NMIMS Mumbai

Whereas SS Jain Subodh College is also a decent and autonomous college with good academic record but in comparison to NMIMS, it is ranked below it. For details; SS Subodh

All the best.

Hello,

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai offers BSc in Economics for which eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board and admission is done through entrance test named NPAT and under Bharti Vidya Peeth University, BA Economics is offered in Yashwantrao Mohite College of Arts, Science and Commerce and admission is done through the entrance test conducted by the university, eligibility criteris is passed passed 10+2 from a recognized board.

Hello,

Candidates must have passed bachelor's degree with minimum 50% or above from a recognized board or university to be eligible to apply for NMAT.Candidates who are in their final year of bachelor's degree are also eligible to apply.There is no age limit to appear in NMAT.