College of Management Mumbai Answered Questions

The candidate needs to pay for the following components in the BSc in IT course at Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Management:
1. Tuition fees: Rs. 23,348 per year
2. Other fees (not specified): included in the total fees
Total Fees for 3 years: Rs. 70,045

The leadership development programme at the MIT College of management develops future ready leaders. It consists of classroom learning, conferences and talks of entrepreneurs in industry. Students are involved with simulations and conferences as well as with peer learning experiences. The aim is to get proud, ethical, and visionary practitioners.

Yes, internships are compulsory to all MBA and M.Tech students at MIT College of Management. Agri and Construction professions are associated with internship programs equivalent to 6 months to 1 year. These offer Project-based learning and exposure in the industry in real-time. The curriculum entails fieldwork and internships as an important aspect.

Individual Development Program improves communication, grooming and interview skills of the student. It involves live projects, certifications, sports, research papers and community involvement. The students also participate in Atal Incubation Centre, a venture of the MIT of entrepreneurship exposure. This programme creates their corporate and social image.

Yes, you can get admission to B.Sc. in Nursing with 60% in Class 12 at Jyoti College of Management Science and Technology. The eligibility criteria for B.Sc. Nursing is 10+2 (PCB) with 45% marks, and the selection process is through an entrance exam.

Apply online or submit the offline application to see admission in the MIT College of Management Pune. Attend entrance test and then there are an attitude test, a group discussion and a personal interview. The final selection is done on combination score of all assessment rounds. Candidates who have not taken their results are permitted to be under provisional admission.

Yes, MIT college of management offers a number of certifications which add value to various fields. Certifications increase the level of knowledge in a field and employability. They are provided in form of classroom training and special workshops. These other learning elements are also given credits to the students.

Yes, MIT College of Management has a Global MBA (joint with the University of Business in Wroclaw). Studying in the programme gives an individual exposure to global businesses, involving 3 countries and 2 continents. It equips the students with global leadership and multicultural exposure. The unusual structure gives a international flair to the MBA programme.

MIT College of Management presents MBA in General business, Agri and Food business, and applied data science. There is also a Technology Management, Project & Construction Management and a global MBA with international exposure. There are Executive MBA choices in such fields as HR, Marketing etc. They provide such industry-based programmes which have international alliances.