Colleges in Mumbai

For pharmacy, you must pass class 12th with physics, chemistry and biology.

Hello! If it is possible for you to give another shot at various MBA exams and aiming for a much better college, then I would suggest you avoid Vidyalankar. The average package which one can expect there is around Rs 4 Lacs, so if you have no other choice then only proceed with the admission.

Hello,
It isn't a good choice for pursuing MS as neither it ranks among the top ten colleges across Mumbai nor is a reputed brand. I suggest you avoid it and aim for other well-known colleges.

Hello,
There isn't any cut-off explicitly mentioned by the college, though a score of 80 percentile and above in CAT and other exams should be good enough to fetch you an interview call.

Hello,
NITIE is the best B-School in India for pursuing MBA in Operations. It is followed by Shailesh Mehta IIT Mumbai). Kindly visit these links for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-industrial-management-national-institute-of-industrial-engineering-vihar-lake-mumbai-34180?q=National+Institute+of+Industrial+Engineering&rf=searchwidget&landing=clp
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-management-shailesh-j-mehta-school-of-management-powai-Mumbai-111023?q=Shailesh+J.+Mehta+School+of+Management&rf=searchwidget&landing=clp

Hello,
Since they haven't mentioned anything about their fee structure on their website, you need to contact them for the fee structure and other details.
Here is the contact link:
https://gnims.edu.in/contact-us/

For IIT, you need to qualify JEE Mains. So, you are not eligible. You can apply for any other college via lateral entry.
All the best.

The college is good for MBA. All the faculty members have a specialization in their own particular subjects and are very professional in their fields. They are always willing to help the students. Placement wise, it's okay. Or I can say it depends on the students' capability to crack the interviews.