Colleges in Mumbai

The Institute offers admission to a Three Year Degree Course leading to the award of B.Sc. (Aviation) Degree of the University of Mumbai to all persons who have attained the age of seventeen (17) years and who have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (HSC) conducted by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education or any other Examination recognised as equivalent thereto* having passed in Physics and Mathematics.
For more information, like fee structure, click below and contact the helpline number.
http://www.thebombayflyingclub.com/Aviation_BSC_Payment_Options.html

Here are the top 5 colleges in Navi Mumbai:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/colleges/colleges-navi-mumbai

The overall cut-off required for UBS, Chandigarh admission for a general category student is expected to be around 90 to 92 percentile. Admission to MBA programmes will be granted to individuals who clear all rounds after considering their academic profile and other personal traits.

According to AIR and placements, IHM Mumbai & IHM Bangalore are best. In IHM Bangalore, faculty members are best they will provide you the best teaching. IHM Chennai is also good after Bangalore and Mumbai.

Yes, of course you can take admission. Just take a view of age eligibility.

No, the admission process for BMS is most rigorous in St Xaviers. You need to appear for entrance, then if you clear it, there is an interview.
If you clear that you can get in.

It depends upon the Course you are applying for. You can check the age eligibility in your selected course.

As a Nepal national, you would come under the category OCI/PIO/Foreign students.
6 seats are reserved for this category for a batch of 140 along with 6 seats for NRI and 6 seats for CIWGC quota for Masters of Management (MS) Course in JBIMS. The merit list will be based on your graduation percentage. The course fees is generally 5 times that of General category students. I don't think scholarship is offered for this category.

Hi,
I am studying at UBS. So, I would be able to share about UBS only. See all of these colleges obviously get you a placement. It's just that what you get paid. If you are looking for an ROI, then UBS is definitely not the answer. We are getting one third of what we have paid for the MBA programme here. But yes, you get a Cardiff degree along with AICTE approved PGDM degree. That's the USP of UBS. Best luck.