Colleges in Mumbai

Both Durgadevi Saraf Institute of Management Studies (DSIMS) and University of Mumbai (UM) have strong placement records for their Master of Management Studies (MMS) programs. However, DSIMS generally has a slightly better placement record, with a higher percentage of students being placed in top companies. In recent years, DSIMS has placed over 90% of its MMS graduates, while UM has placed around 85% of its MMS graduates.

It is important to note that placement records can vary from year to year, and that individual students' placement success will depend on a variety of factors, including their academic performance, extracurricular activities, and communication skills.

Ultimately, the best way to decide which institution has the better placement record for you is to consider your individual needs and preferences. If you are looking for a placement in a top-tier company, then DSIMS may be a better choice for you. However, if you are looking for a more diverse range of placement opportunities, then UM may be a better choice for you.

I hope this information is helpful. 

Yes, you can directly approach Durgadevi Saraf Institute of Management Studies (DSIMS) for admission. However, you will need to submit your competitive exam scores. 

To get admission to DSIMS, you must meet the following eligibility criteria: 

Have a graduation degree from a UGC recognised university or institute with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks

Have a minimum of 50% aggregate in your bachelor's degree from a recognised university

You can apply for admission in the General quota or the Marwadi quota. The admission process includes: Entrance exam, Group discussion, Personal interview, Qualifying examination, Entrance examination. 

For the MMS course, you must appear for the CAT/CMAT/MAH CET examination. Selection is based on the marks scored in these exams. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, scholarships is a very interesting topic. Government of India or the local state governments in which the campuses are located offer many scholarships but only to the students belonging to the challenged sections of the society. This being a privately funded school or college it does not give any concession in fees such strata of students and fees in general are quite stiff as compared with those in government colleges. Be that as it may all institutes have to bid for students to see admission as then only these institutions can run smoothly. For this many Institutes device schemes which are attractive in nature and good for advertisement but hardly of any value to the student community in general. Hence the scholarships offered by private institutions including this or very minimal in number and they have many criterias which a student has to full film before he can get the scholarship. The college administration definitely helps students in applying for and giving the knowledge of many such schemes or scholarships which are being offered by different departments of the Government of India or the concerned state government. Students can definitely take advantage of this and apply for scholarships. 

     But unfortunately the information about number of such scholarships and the amount which these scholarships endow on students is not available in any of the sources that I could check. 

In the link that I am at action information on this topic. 

https://www.shiksha.com/college/anil-surendra-modi-school-of-commerce-nmims-mumbai-vile-parle-west-32754

Best wishes to you.