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Hello Nishar Ahmed, scholarships is a very interesting topic. Government of India or the local state governments in which the campuses are located offer many scholarships but only to the students belonging to the challenged sections of the society. This being a privately funded school or college it does not give any concession in fees such strata of students and fees in general are quite stiff as compared with those in government colleges. Be that as it may all institutes have to bid for students to see admission as then only these institutions can run smoothly. For this many Institutes device schemes which are attractive in nature and good for advertisement but hardly of any value to the student community in general. Hence the scholarships offered by private institutions including this or very minimal in number and they have many criterias which a student has to full film before he can get the scholarship. The college administration definitely helps students in applying for and giving the knowledge of many such schemes or scholarships which are being offered by different departments of the Government of India or the concerned state government. Students can definitely take advantage of this and apply for scholarships. 

     But unfortunately the information about number of such scholarships and the amount which these scholarships endow on students is not available in any of the sources that I could check. 

In the link that I am at action information on this topic. 

https://www.shiksha.com/college/anil-surendra-modi-school-of-commerce-nmims-mumbai-vile-parle-west-32754

Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, I have searched various sources but the information that you are seeking that is at what percentile one can get admission in this Anil Surendra Modi school of Commerce for various courses is just not available. Information about closing percentile is available for the MBA courses that it's parent body conducts. However this BSc in finance is not a course which is perhaps at top of the priority of students hence there are bright chances that even with the percentile of 56, one may get admission for this course which is available at two of its 8 campuses. 

To help you further I am attaching a link that will give you a detailed information about different aspects of admission courses syllabus for entrance exam etc.:-

https://www.shiksha.com/college/anil-surendra-modi-school-of-commerce-nmims-mumbai-vile-parle-west-32754

Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Anil Surendra Modi school of Commerce located at Vile Parle in Mumbai offers three courses for students. These are BBA, BCom Honours and BSc Finance. For all these three courses the basic criteria is for students to have obtained 50% marks in 12th examination or its equivalent examination of any board in India but with the provision that the student should have taken either mathematics or statistics in the 12th standard. The minimum or maximum age of the candidate is not specified as criteria for admission. Of course this is only the bear minimum criteria. Student needs to appear for the entrance examination and then qualify for admissions depending on the percentile obtained in this entrance examination conducted by the University to which this school is attached. 

       To know more information and detailed one also I am attaching a link which will give you this :-

https://www.shiksha.com/college/anil-surendra-modi-school-of-commerce-nmims-mumbai-vile-parle-west-32754

Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, this is a very typical course that is BSC in finance is offered by the school in 3 different campuses out of 8 and the total intake is of 360 students. Admissions are strictly based on the exam that is NPAT conducted by the parent body i.e. university that is Narsi Monji Institute of Management Studies. This entrance exam is conducted online multiple times in a year but student is allowed to take part for maximum 3 times. The portals for registration for this examination are likely to be opened in the month of December and registrations for examination can continue till almost last week of May. Unfortunately there is no information available as to at what percentage the admission stops for this course but the seats being very limited one can expect the cutoff to be very high percentile. 

      You can read much more and get detailed information about this whole system of examination from a link that I am giving below:-

https://www.shiksha.com/college/anil-surendra-modi-school-of-commerce-nmims-mumbai-vile-parle-west-32754

Best wishes to you.

The information available prevents a direct comparison of the placement outcomes for the B.Sc. in Economics and B.Sc. in Accounting and Finance (ISBF) programs at the Indian School of Business and Finance. The University of London awards the degrees, but the London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE) developed, examined, and assessed both of the ISBF's programs. Alumni of ISBF have been successful in gaining admission to esteemed postgraduate programs both domestically and abroad. Yale, Harvard, London Business School, and other esteemed universities offer highly regarded Master's programs. Therefore, choosing between the two may come down to a combination of factors such as professional goals, personal preferences, and current accounting, finance, or economics industry trends. Therefore, it seems that both programs provide decent placement opportunities.