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Chandeep Singh

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Yes, seats are reserved for the minority quota as per the Government regulations for aided and self-finances programmes. There is also as special category reservation for aspirants who are from following categories:


-physically challenged

-sports

-cultural

-ex-serviceman

-defense quota

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Chandeep Singh

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The total number of seats depends upon the specialisation for MSc course. Total seats offered in Big Data Analytics specialisation is 30. However, detailed distribution of seats as per the branch is given in the table below:

Branch Name

Total Seats

Physical Chemistry (aided)

2

Inorganic Chemistry (aided)

2

Organic Chemistry (aided)

6

Organic Chemistry (aided)

4

Analytical Chemistry (unaided)

10

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Chandeep Singh

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The top recruiters for MSc course at Jai Hind College are EY, KPMG, ICICI Bank and more. However, the placement data has not been updated as of now on the website. Aspirants must keep checking website for additional updates.

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Chandeep Singh

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Jai Hind College has not released the placement data for MSc course. Once released, the same will be updated on the placement page of Shiksha. Aspirants must keep themselves updated on the website.

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Chandeep Singh

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No, direct admission is not available, the college releases merit cutoff and aspirants who meet the cutoff marks are eligible to apply. Aspirants must have a relevant bachelor's degree and also clear the eligibility criteria for admission.

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Chandeep Singh

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An entrance exam shall be cleared if applicant want to get admission into MSc course at Jai Hind College. However, before the process of filing the form begin,  they must register themselves on the admissions portal of Jai Hind college. After that, follow the below given steps:

1. Aspirants must register for the MSc course at Jai Hind College admission portal

2. They have to upload their graduation scores with signature at the portal

3. Payment must be made at ai Hind College, however it would be subject to confirmation 

4. Submit all the details and the application for MSc course at Jai Hind College will be confirmed

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Chandeep Singh

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The application portal is currently open. The last date is not yet released by the college. Aspirants must apply early to confirm their seat in MSc course at Jai Hind College.

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Chandeep Singh

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Yes, aspirants who want admission into MSc course st jai Hind Colllege must appear for an entrance exam. Admissions are offered on the basis of marks obtained in Mumbai University admission test. For additional information, they can reach out to the admissions department of Jai Hind College. 

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Chandeep Singh

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Fees can be paid through various methods. They can go to the Jai Hind College fee portal. Payment can be made through many ways such as UPI, Net Banking, Debit and Credit Card and more. In case of any issue regarding the fee payment, aspirants can contact the admissions department. 

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Chandeep Singh

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Yes, as per the fee refund policy, if an aspirant withdraws their application before start of academic term, INR 500 will be deducted as a charge. If they withdraw after 20 days, 20% of the amount will be deducted. If withdrawal is made and it has been almost 50 days, 30% amount is deducted. In case aspirants withdraw after 50 days, total 50% of amount will be deducted. The refund policy is as per UGC guidelines.

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