Maharashtra

Government Dental College (GDC), Mumbai is widely considered the top dental college in the city. Established way back in 1938, it's known for its huge patient inflow, experienced faculty, and strong clinical exposure. Since it's a government institute, its fees are also much lower than private colleges. The tuition fees vary between INR 3.02 Lacs and INR 3.25 lakh

At IIIT Nagpur, labs feature modern equipment. The ECE department records a strong 85% to 97% and the recent average for ECE was around INR 14.19 LPA.

No, only IIT Bombay requires JEE Advanced for admission. Other reputed colleges like ICT Mumbai and VJTI Mumbai accept MHT-CET or JEE Main scores instead, which are comparatively easier state and national-level exams. This gives students multiple pathways into top-quality institutes, so even if you don't crack JEE Advanced, you still have a strong shot at getting into a great engineering college in Mumbai.

Symbiosis Institute of Technology, Pune 

Fees-1,20,000 (Approx)

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Yes, you can get admission to VNIT Nagpur with 95.55 percentile in JEE Main under the EWS category (Maharashtra home state) but your course options might be limited or into less competitive or core branches.

With a score of 132 marks in NEET, you likely clear the basic qualifying percentile for BUMS but still not sufficient to get into Z V M Unani Medical College and Hospital. 

At Z V M Unani Medical College and Hospital, the annual intake capacity for the BUMS program is 60 seats and for 4.5 years, the fee ranges between INR 2,13,750 to INR 3,42,000.

For complete 3-year duration, the B.Sc (CS) fee for students from outside Maharashtra at ATSS College of Business Studies and Computer Application is INR 1,88,700.

Not necessarily. K J Somaiya College charges just INR 44,000-48,000 in fees but still delivers a median salary of INR 3 LPA. R.A. Podar College charges only INR 15,800 in total fees, yet holds one of the toughest cutoffs in the city. Low fees at these colleges often come with strong academics, not compromised quality.

Yes, switching to an MBA after B.Com is a common and smooth path in India. However, studying at a reputed Mumbai commerce college can help build a stronger CAT or entrance exam profile, thanks to better mentorship and peer competition. Your undergrad college matters more for network and guidance than for eligibility.