Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Latest News & Notifications 2025 ,Vile Parle West, Mumbai

Placements: I can't really say much about placements as of now, as I'm in my first year of my degree. But I've heard it's good, but just above average, nothing exceptional. I have seen people get into Deloitte and other great companies, but very few, maybe 5 out of 200–300.

Placements: I'll be starting 2nd year soon so can't comment on placements yet but we have already had speaker sessions organized by the training and placement cell. One thing I can say is that last year, a BMS student received the highest package. We get a bunch of opportunities for internships for different types of companies and roles every few weeks.

Placements: Placements are from top companies but only for a few batches. CTCs aren't that great for everyone, and there's a huge deviation. Only strong academics are suggested, which I feel is wrong. The training and placement committee reserves placements to a certain and doesn't help too much.

Placements: The placement cell is active throughout the year and keeps on conducting various programs for skill upgradation and making students aware of the job market. Also, we are given summer internships which help in further improving the CV and having an advantage in placements.

Placements: Almost every student gets placement opportunity. The average package is 3 LPA which can go upto 10 LPA for the best student. Big 4 companies visit to hire students from NM college. Other small and mid size firms also take part in the placement cell.

Placements: B.Com (Hons.), now named B.Com (Management and Finance), is a course specialized in finance, giving a background of fundamentals along with deeper knowledge as the years pass by. The percentage of students placed through campus placements is around 60-70% as far as I am aware, and the highest package in the previous year is around 12 LPA, with the average being around 5 LPA.