Colleges in Navi Mumbai

Hello Shashank, According to me, ITM would be good as it is a reputed college and is counted amongst the top B-Schools of Mumbai. It is good for all the specializations but is best for Marketing. All the students get 100% internship which is paid as well as unpaid in some companies. ITM provides a good placement assistance as well.

1. ISDI Institute
2. FID Academy (Fashion Design and Interiors Academy)
3. Raffles Institute4. NIFT Institute
These are the 4 best colleges in Navi Mumbai.

Yes, HSC is compulsory. It is an important gateway to cross for applying various other courses as you wish!

Sorry, that won't be possible as the B.Ed is a full-time course in D.Y. Patil University and you need to attend the classes for the same. I would advice you to focus on your graduation and thereafter can take admission in B.Ed.

Hi Prakash,
Yes. You can for sure apply for ITM, Navi Mumbai with this score.

Every college is best and unique in its own way. It totally depends on students to avail the opportunities provided by college and top in success race. ITM provides a very good platform to every student who know their dreams but are confused between the paths. ITM is a very good option for pursuing management in any stream you wish for. Its 5 months IIP programme is like cherry on the cake. You just need to get 50+ in any of the management exams.

Hello Chetan,
The placements in ITM Chennai are average as compared to other ITM, Navi Mumbai. The highest there is 7.4 L and average is 5.4 L there.
Opportunities are more in other colleges of ITM as compared to Chennai.
But it is not a bad option for starting this package is okay for starters.

Hello Shashi,
Yes, but for that you need to fulfil all the other admission criterias as well. You can fill the application form of the college and then apply. You can fill the application form of the college and then apply. You will then get a call from the college for the GD-PI and then you have to give your interview.

Yes, ITM provides full opportunity to Ph.D course after your PGDM.

No, you cannot. You will have to attend the classes to get a regular degree