Colleges in Maharashtra

The Institute of Chemical Technology ICT Mumbai is known for its BPharma & BTech as its flagship courses. The most popular BTech specialisation is the Chemical Engineering branch.Dystuff Technology, Fibres and Textile Processing Technology and Food Engineering and Technology are some other popular branches. The institute offers BPharma at the UG level. The core subjects included in BPharma are Human Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Remedial Biology/ Remedial Mathematics, etc. 

The Institute of Chemical Technology has received 'Deemed to be University' status from the Ministry of Human Resources. The Asian University has ranked the Institute 109th under the 'Southern Asia' category in 2026. The university was ranked 6 in NIRF 2025 rankings under the Pharmacy category. The median package received during Engineering and Pharmacy placements 2025 at ICT Mumbai was between INR 5.5 LPA and INR 6 LPA. The top recruiters in recent past included CIPLA, Marico and EY. In short, ICT Mumbai, has a good rankings & also offers good placement opportunities.

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute or VJTI Mumbai offers a total of 60 seats in the MCA programme at PG level. Candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria and fill the application form on the official website of college.

Candidates can check below the application fee of Fergusson College: 

• General Category: INR 800
• Reserved Category: INR 600

Candidates need to pay the application fee in online mode before submitting the form. 

Fergusson College offer seat reservation as per Maharashtra Government and Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). For UG courses, reservations comprise 50% reserved category (SC/ST/DT/VJ/OBC/SBC) and 50% seats for the unreserved category. It also has supernumerary quotas for defense personnel, physically challenged (Divyang) students, and an in-house student quota.

No, CUET is not required for admission into BVoc at Fergusson College. The college offers merit-based admission, considering the academic performance in the last qualifying exam.