Colleges in Mumbai

Getting admission in Thadomal Shahani Engineering College (TSEC) solely depends upon a candidate's score in entrance examinations and if he satisfies all eligibility criteria. TSEC affiliated to the Mumbai University accepts students mainly from MHT-CET, JEE main scores. So, it's not really a tough institute, compared to the level of the competition among Mumbai institutes; so any candidate scoring average or good in examinations can easily get admission there. However, the admission process becomes quite competitive, especially at the popular branches. When the eligibility criteria are met, having a decent rank in the entrance exam increases the probability of getting admitted.

B - Tech Degree from Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering

Though still pursuing the B.Tech course at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering, it is considered moderately hard to get admission in the institute.

 For this, either the entrance examination JEE Main or their individual entrance examination is to be cleared and scored well. Learning the basic concepts in mathematics and sciences is fundamental because heavy engineering teaching follows.

The courses are academically rigorous upon being admitted and include theoretical training, as well as practical learning. 

It does not come without considerable commitment and brainpower, but it eventually pays off in achieving good skills that students get that would last for their professional career in the world of technology and engineering.

AIMSR - Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research accepts the entrance exam scores of CAT, CET & CMAT. Candidates must make sure to have valid scores in any one of the above-mentioned exams. Find below brief details on the entrance exams:

• Maharashtra Common Entrance Test or MAH CET is a state-level management entrance test. Officially known as MAH MBA/MMS-CET, the exam is conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, for admission to management courses in various institutes in the state of Maharashtra. 
• Common Admission Test orMBA MBACAT is a national-level management aptitude test conducted by the IIM for admission to MBA and other postgraduate courses. Candidates who clear the CAT exam are eligible for admission to over 1300 MBA colleges in India, apart from the IIMs. 

Indeed, Netaji Subhash University provides several opportunities for receiving scholarships for students. This type of scholarship is given to students who have their performance in academics as their strength to call it a merit achievement; the requirements and qualifications insist on the student scoring not less than 85% in their class 12 exams. The university also offers scholarship for economically weaker section of society for which income proof and performance is mandatory. Sports scholarships are provided for students who have played for state or national level championships. In addition, institutions such as SC/ST/OBC are eligible for government subsidized scholarships. The scholarship amount can be precise, but some institution offers partial scholarship from 10% up to 50% depending on the performance of the student.

The Garware Institute of Career Education and Development (GICED), a part of the University of Mumbai, is pretty well reputed for the degree it awards at MBA.

 Together with MBA and PGDM programs, it has course fees in between INR 1.3 Lakhs to INR 7.3 Lakhs; thus, it is likely that pretty many students will have an access to it.

The placement record of GICED is quite strong in this regard as many companies have recruited students from here for internships and job placements, such as PWC, Deloitte, and Thomas Cook.

According to reports, the highest salary package offered at GICED was INR 18 Lakhs per annum, with an average hovering between 5 - 7 Lakhs per annum. Undergraduate and reasonable national entrance exam scores like CAT and MAT are the minimum eligibility requirements laid down.