Colleges in Mumbai

There are ample opportunities for animators. You can work as graphic designers, multimedia developers, game developers, character designers, key frame animators, 3D modelers, layout artists, etc.
Top recruiters in this institute are: Anchor Electricals, Bajaj Auto, Emerson Electric, Fiat, Haier, Honda Two Wheelers, LG Electronics, Reliance Communication, TATA, etc.

Hello,
Since all the top colleges under MBA CET do not conduct their own interview processes, the cut-off scores are bound to go high. One needs to aim for 99.2-99.3 percentile and above to have good chances of getting admission.
Good luck.

Great to hear that you want to explore your skills and talent, I would suggest you meet agencies or radio stations and get an internship and if you are good at it they will hire you.

You need to score at least 55% marks in order to take admission into PG Diploma.

Hi Mamata, IIM's is definitely the best option for MBA with excellent placement records but having said that it all depends on how we perform in the interview.

Yes, Such as BLUE whale Academy Mumbai.

Seats for the MS programme are categorized as 61 seats for Gujarati Minority, 30 seats for Maharashtra state domicile, 24 Institute level seats (Accepting only CET Score), 5 are all India seats (Accepting CAT, XAT, CET, CMAT ). For further details visit: https://simsr.somaiya.edu/en/admissions/mms.
For PGDM programme all the (390) seats are merit base. For further details visit: https://simsr.somaiya.edu/en/admissions/PGDM#profile-v.

Dear Anjali,
Both colleges are good. However, as a personal point of view I would suggest NM for your course. NM has a good background for such courses. Further you might also get benefit for your PG from there as the institution is a well-established brand name for PG courses as well.

St Xavier's, Mumbai offers B.Com only as an evening course which means you need to have a job for day time and then only you are eligible for it. As far as I know B.Com here isn't very great. You won't get a college life, as the evening college is kept separate form Xavier's usual curriculum.