Colleges in Mumbai

You can decide which MDes (Master of Design) programme at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) or the National Institute of Design (NID) ion the basis of your interests, career aspirations and personal goals. Although both universities are esteemed and provide excellent design programmes, their areas of expertise and strengths differ. NID is a leading design-focused organisation that focuses only on design education. It has a solid reputation in the industry and provides a large selection of design programmes. However, IIT Bombay is a prestigious engineering college with a well-respected design programme, so it might provide a more interdisciplinary viewpoint. The staff at NID and IIT Bombay are both highly experienced, however IITs frequently place a greater focus on research. Hope this helps!

No, a mere 70% in your 12th grade will get you into VJTI. Since you only received a 70% on your 12th standard board examinations, you have very little chance of being accepted into VJTI Mumbai's B.Tech program, especially if you are looking for general category seats.

 VJTI demands a minimum of 75% of marks (for general category) in 12th PCM/PCB for admission to the B.Tech program. There is fierce rivalry for a respectable college like VJTI, and the general category cutoffs can sometimes reach even higher levels—85% to 90% in some years—depending on the intensity of the competition.With a 70%, you fall short of general eligibility. You might therefore not even make it to the merit list based on the admission exam scores.