Colleges in Mumbai

The total number of seats provided by the institute for undergraduate engineering courses is 540. Yes, the instute provides quota for CIWGC/OCI/PIO/FN/NRI. Moreover, VJTI has a supernumerary quota for admissions to BTech for these mentioned categories. For more details related to seats, candidates are required to visit official website of VJTI. 

According to various sources, Steinbeis University School of Management and Innovation has an overall acceptance rate of around 37% making it very selective for international students. Some of the general requirements to be considered for admission are given as follows:

• Academic Transcripts 
• Bachelors Degree
• Proof of English Language Proficiency 
• Resume/CV 
• Letters of Recommendation 

Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College cutoff 2024 was concluded after the last round. During the Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College MH CET Law cutoff 2024, the last round cutoff percentile for LL.B. admission was 97.12 for the students belonging to the General category in the AI quota. The first-round cutoff for the same stood at 97.22. In the home state quota, the last-round cutoff for LL.B. course was 95.85, during the last round of admission.

No, a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student cannot apply for admission to the B.Tech in Food Engineering and Technology in the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai. ICT needs the candidates to have Math as well as Physics and Chemistry in Class 12, as per eligibility requirements. 

Yes, in some cases, you can directly take admission to a B.Ed course in a Secondary Training College without sitting in the Common Admission Process (CAP), as per the college regulations and state norms, but most of the colleges will require you to sit in an entrance test or merit-based admission based on your graduation marks; always ask the concerned college about their admission process.

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, makes admission to its B.Sc. in Microbiology course merit-based, taking into account the performance of candidates in the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exam or equivalent.

Yes, some colleges in Mumbai do offer direct admission for a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT), mainly private ones. It's normally on the basis of 12th PCB marks, and there may be management quota seats in certain colleges. But good colleges might need NEET UG or state-level entrance exams for merit classes.