Colleges in Mumbai

The seat intake for BPharma at Amity University Mumbai is around 60. The seats are offered in limited numbers, candidates must apply for the programmes as soon as the application portal is open. Admission to the BPharma course is subject to valid scores in the last qualifying exam. BPharma eligibility criteria is Class 12 in the Science stream from a recognised board.

The faculty at SAKEC is qualified and experienced faculty where within the majority of the faculty 70% contain postgraduate degrees of education and Polytechnic of the few possessing Ph.D. About 5-10 years of teaching experience is possessed by most of the faculty members who participate in research and development activities as well as the publishing of books and articles. Consequently, they offer a diverse multidisciplinary experience of engineering education in line with various industry needs.

Most of the professors of SAKEC are postgraduate or doctorate holders and have teaching experience of at least five or more years. Of the faculty staff 75% of 5-10 years of teaching experience is observed and many of them are involved in research and writing activities. Domain knowledge of faculty members is diversified across the engineering disciplines ensuring solid academic counselling and industry-informed advice, which makes SAKEC equally suitable for technical learning.

For B.E./B.Tech at SAKEC, candidates must appear for the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) or JEE Main as the admission are done through these exams only. To apply for the B.Pharmacy course apply through the Maharashtra CAP After the completion of exams. SAKEC also has a 20% management quota for direct admission and the applicant's scores of academics or entrance exam determine their eligibility. A college application should present all papers necessary and the fees when applying.

This minimum cut-off for SAKEC is different depending on the programs and the categories. For Computer Engineering the previous year's cutoff including MHT-CET for general students falls between 92-95 percentiles while for Information Technology it is 90-93 percentiles. On average, JEE Main cutoffs begin at the 70 percentile for offering admissions into top branches. Cut-off marks for the other reserved categories may be slightly lower based on the annual performance trends and the number of seats.

Students are not directly admitted to SAKEC because admissions to this college are based on the MHT – CET entrance test or JEE Main, by the centralized admission process of Maharashtra State. But few seats are available under management quota in each college and it usually ranges from 15 to 20 per cent of the total admission capacity. Management quota fee structure differs and general requirements for reservation of seats include minimum academic performance.

Unlike some schools, SAKEC does not have a scholarship that covers 100% of students' fees but offers merit and or need-based scholarships. Some of them are: concessional fellowships/scholarships for all the reserved category and economically backward students 50%- 100% of the tuition fees as per the merit cum means criteria. However, SAKEC also gives institutional scholarships to the brightest students in which the amount granted is mostly partial fee remission rather than full fee exemption.

SAKEC accommodation also has sound campus amenities which entail a library with more than thirty-seven thousand books and other electronic resources. Infrastructural facilities available are modern laboratories, Wi-Fi facilities, and research-oriented facilities. Total classrooms include 50+ classrooms and all of them have audio visual equipments. SAKEC also contains sports facilities like gym, in order to ensure students' health and the university pays much attention to security, there are 24/7 CCTV systems.

MET Institute of Management offers MMS at the postgraduate level, admission to which requires students to fulfil the eligibility and selection criteria. Basic eligibility requires students to pass graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category) from a recognised university. However, as admissions are entrance-based, candidates must obtain a valid score in the accepted exams to be eligible for admission. Scoring 75% in graduation does fulfil the basic eligibility, but candidates must also satisfy the selection criteria to secure their seats at the institute.