Hello Aspirant

Congratulations, as you have done what many could not. As per your query,  I would like you to know that you stand a very few chances to get a seat in the same. You can go for other options. Hope this answer helps you. All the best.

hey! did you get nmims mumbai then ?

Hello Naman!

Of the two college options mentioned above, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business studies is better than Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies.

Shaheed Sukhdev College has been rated better than NMIMS with 4.3/5 ratings. It is a goverment college constituent to Delhi university. It has NAAC A accreditation.

It has highly qualified and professional faculty, A-grade infrastructure, student friendly enironment and immense opportunities for students to explore the world and gain real time experiences and skills.

The fees structure  is feasible enough. The college has the maximum return on investment.

Hostel facilities can be rated 10/10. The rooms are fully air-conditioned, calm environment to study, healthy nutritious food and complete safety of students is ensured.

Placements in college are very good for all the courses. Almost 80 to 90% of the students get placed annualy. The highest salary package offered was about 17 LPA while the average salary package offered was around 6.6 LPA. Companies like E&Y, KPMG, RocSearch, and McKinsey are top recruiters that participate in the placement season.

Where as NMIMS has been rated 4/5. It is a private institution and deemed to be university. It is also a good option to consider for management through private institution.

But if you are eligible for taking admission in SSCBS, then you should prefer it over all with perks of Delhi University certification and other benefits attached to the college.

Hope you make a wiser choice. All the best!

Hey,

Both are well known colleges for bba and have good ratings and rankings. But for bba you should go for ifim Bangalore. NMIMS is only famous for it's post graduation degrees  and not for it's undergraduate degrees.

The placements at ifim Bangalore are good enough. More than 90 recruiters, including PwC, Deloitte, Oracle, Exim, Dell, Schindler, Cognizant, FedEx, Nestle, HDFC Bank, ITC, Ricoh, L’Oréal hired at IFIM this year

Highest salary offered is INR 16.64 lpa

Average salary is INR 7.50 lpa

More than 30% of the students have been placed with an annual salary of INR 7.0 lpa and above.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has recruited 40 Finance students

For Internship, the highest stipend is Rs 62,500 per month by Schindler Group and the average stipend is Rs 25,000 per month.

Hope this helps. 

Hello Khu Jain. I think Narsee Monjee College of Arts and Commerce is better. It provides you more exposure and the crowd is comparitvely better than mithibai. NM is also strict about attendance whereas HR is not that strict. Also depends on the area that you are staying in to go to the nearest college. So it's up to you to decide the better one. My views are quite clear above. Good luck. 

Hello Priya, 

Based on your rank, and the previous cutoff trends, there may possibly be a chance for an upgrade. Usually, students with ranks in the range of 1500 to 3000 are admitted to NMIMS campuses. I am attaching a link for CLAT college predictor that will help you determine your options: https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

Hi Priyal, 

The cutoff list of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies was supposed to be out within the second week of July, so you'll have to wait a few more days. If your question remains unanswered or you have any more queries then feel free to ask. 

From day 1 NMIMS starts sucking out money, - NMAT test fee, retake fee and for each take, NMIMS requires registration fee. 1 take= ~4000 (2000 exam fee + clg reg fee 1900)

You get a call, pay 1000 bucks for interview. On an average, a candidate gives 2 attempts so just for landing up for interview you’ll shed Rs. 9000/- .

For 2 years program, fees including living expenses totals to approx 22 - 23 lakhs. Living outside campus has huge disadvantage as there isn’t much of college experience in terms of peer interaction and self development.

Huge batch size of ~500 students makes it difficult for learning through direct/indirect interaction with faculties. If you are talented enough to stay in top 100, it’s good, but once you start sliding down, there isn’t much you can do.

Placement reports are highly inflated and people among top 100–150 get the package mentioned. Lower ranked students have to fight for getting average placements and a decent post.

With salary ranging from 8 LPA to 11 LPA ( In hand salary for students among lower 300 ranks), and a huge loan of 24 lakhs which will amount to more including your interest, you’ll find yourself in disaster land. Your per month salaray- best case scenario - 85000. Deduct monthly loan repayment - 40000. Finally you’ll be earning 45k for next 3 years or so.

Think wisely, choose wisely.

Hello Sri!

Of the options mentioned above it is suggested to go for VIPS IP University  particularly for BA LLB over the other two.

No doubt all the three options are reputed institutions but VIPS is better of all. Firstly it is affiliated to GGSIP University which is the state university of Delhi, secondly its central location in delhi, affordable fees structure, infrastructurally develpoed campus, student friendly environment, highly professional and qulaified faculty and not the last but good placement and internship opportunities make it a popular choice among law aspirants.

Both Bharatiya vidyapeeth Pune and NMIMS are in name for their management couses. Though other courses offered are good as well but specifically for law if you have a choice then VIPS should be on top of the three.

The final call should be yours. Hope this helps.

All the best!

Hi Candidate! According to me Vivekananda institute is better than NMIMS. The facilities of faculties, infrastructure ,culture, academics, all things are well and good in comparison with NMIMS. And in case of placements also Vivekananda is better from NMIMS.

So I prefer you to choose Vivekananda rather than NMIMS.

Wish you all the best and choose your college wisely.

Thanks.