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There is no mentioning of alumni names of Unique Institute of Management, Pune in their official websites but it's shows that they are connected strongly with 10,000 alumnus.

Yes, they do offer many Diploma courses in various disciplines including Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and various healthcare-related fields. 

You can apply through their official website and for more details kindly go through IIMT studies official website.

If you're passionate about fashion and looking for a practical, industry-focused education, NIF Pune (Kothrud) offers a decent platform. The institute is known for its hands-on approach, fashion shows, and real-time exposure. It may not be on par with NIFTs, but for aspiring designers looking for an affordable private fashion institute in Pune, it provides respectable value. Consider the faculty, internship tie-ups, and placement data before finalizing your decision.

No, for IISER Pune's M.Sc. program, you cannot get admission with just a JAM score and without the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT). While a JAM score (specifically for Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics) is a requirement for some IISERs, IISER Pune uses the IAT as its primary mode of admission for its M.Sc. programs. 

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You have a strong chance of getting admitted to St. Xavier's College, Mumbai for the BA programme with a 94.6% score in your 12th standard.The cutoff for BA admissions typically falls between 90% and 95%, depending on the board you're from. Since your score is well within this range and assuming you're applying under the general category, your chances of securing a seat are quite high.Just make sure to complete the application process on time and keep  on checking any updates from the college regarding merit lists or interviews.

The Maharashtra D.Ed (Diploma in Education) fee varies based on the institution type. Government colleges and government-aided colleges vary between ?3,300 per year. Private unaided colleges vary between ?12,000 and ?19,500 per year. Some of the prominent private colleges, like those in Mumbai or Pune, vary up to ?22,000 per year. Fee concessions for reserved categories and economically weaker sections are normally given in government colleges. Additional fees like exam, registration, or development fees may be incurred based on the college.