Colleges in Mumbai

Hello Ketan,
If you're trying to get into XIMR through the CAP rounds, you are going to need CET, however if you would be applying offline/ Institute Level Seats, XAT will be valid based on your score.

Hi Tejas!
St Xavier's Institute of Communications is the best college in Mumbai and is one of the top colleges for Mass Communication courses in India. But since you have budget constraints, I would suggest you to go for University of Mumbai. The quality of studies is great and is budget friendly as well.

Hi Komal!
These are the best colleges in Mumbai for Interior design:
JJ School Of Arts
Pearl academy
International Institute of Fashion Design
JD Institute of Fashion Technology
Amity University.

MICA is a media school whereas Sydenham offers all kinds of specialisations. If you want to opt for marketing as a specialisation then MICA is a really good option.

Hello Utsav,
You will be able to apply for All India seats through your CMAT score.
For JBIMS, the cutoff percentile for All India Seats is usually 99.99.

No, only Tamil minority candidates will be eligible under the linguistic minority, but if the college decides that at the time of admission that all south Indian candidates can apply under the same then it will be notified accordingly.

You can secure admission in SIES through all scores, that is, CET, CMAT, MAT, CAT and others. But if you are from Maharashtra and applying for MMS through CET, it has certain advantages, the cut-offs are pretty low for Maharashtra candidates applying via CET score. But if he or she is applying via CMAT, the place of the candidate residing does not matter and he will be counted under All India Seats and the cut-off for the same is above 99.7%ile.