Colleges in Mumbai

MSc in Nutrition and Food Processing at SNDT Women's University is a two years course at the PG level. The course offers admission to 65 students. The total tuition fee for SNDT Women's University MSc in Nutrition and Food Processing is INR 1.20 Lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. 

SP Jain Institute of Management and Research has specified the minimum criteria for taking admission in PGDM programme. Aspirants are required to qualify CAT or  GMAT for admission to PGDM course. As per the previous year SPJIMR cutoff, the required overall percentile was 85. Besides, aspirants must also fulfil the eligibility criteria. Candidates need to complete graduation with at least 50% aggregate. So, both CAT percentile and graduation scores are required for admission.

Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology (TIAT) is considered the best Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) institute in India. It's approved by DGCA, EASA, GCAA, BCAA, and CAAB. Some say it's the best place to achieve aviation industry goals, and that the teachers are supportive. Others say it's very good for cabin crew and international ground training. 

NMIMS University Bangalore accepts the NMAT by GMAC exam for admission to its MBA program. The selection process includes the NMAT exam, followed by a Written Analytics Test or a Psychometric Test, and a Personal Interview. The NMAT overall cut-off for MBA at NMIMS Bangalore is 224.

The cost of pursuing an MBA at NMIMS Deemed to be University in Bangalore is INR 10 Lakhs per annum

The total tuition fee for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme at NMIMS Deemed to be University in Bangalore is INR 11.95 lakh

Unfortunately, BCP does not consider NEET percentile for the admissions to its B.Pharma course. Bombay College of Pharmacy considers the marks of the candidate's 12th grade. So, if you have 50% in your stream, which much consist physics and chemistry as compulsary subjects and mathematics, biology or even biotechnology as the third subject, you are eligible to apply. 

As for the competitive exams, BCP considers MH-CET  marks, which is an average of 99.07%.

Admissions take place based on your performance in the GPAT or MH-CET as BCP only takes in students based on their merit. 

To be able to apply for its admissions, you must also require a 55% marks in your B.Pharma degree which should be completed at a recognised institution. If you belong to the SC, ST, OBC or any other category, the minimum requirement for marks decreases to a 50% in B.Pharma 

Following the NIRF ranking, which gives an unbaised ranking to colleges all around India, BCP was placed at the 32nd position. 

BCP is the number one college for pharmacy in Mumbai. BCP has a three point difference to the next ranking college in Mumbai. This shows that BCP has a well defined infrastructure built around the welfare of the students, with experienced staff along with one of the best oppurtunities for placements.