NMIMS School of Business Management, Mumbai

NMIMS Mumbai is one of the Tier-1 colleges in India offering a degree of MBA. MBA programs in information management integrate business and technology studies. On the technological side, students can expect to learn to work with large amounts of data, create secure networks, and build competent software for customers, while also taking business-related classes. Prior to graduation, students are obligated to complete group projects in information systems and fulfill a mandatory internship condition.
Graduates of these programs can have the technical skills to pursue administrative or managerial jobs analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of their computer systems, working with other IT staff to develop projects, managing databases, supervising workers on business strategies and upgrading technology for companies.
NMIMS ranks in top 15 colleges of India every year. They have good infrastructure and faculty. Also, they have foreign ties with Universities. Now you are aware of the both college and the course, I think you can make a wise decision. I would personally rank it somewhere a bit lower than excellent, on a rank of 4 or 5.

Both institutes are premiere B-Schools of India. NMIMS is much known for marketing and JBIMS much known for finance. But MBA/MMS in any discipline from either institute is good. Both institutes are in Mumbai and industry exposure for students is good in both the institutes. Placements wise JBIMS has a slight edge (placement wise every major financial service company, major banks do come for placements with sought-after profiles. You might not get investment trading desk directly as compared to A, B, and C of the IIMs ) over NMIMS. With regards to admissions perspective, both the institutes have a very high cut-off in CAT. JBIMS accepts MH-CET scores as well and NMIMS accepts NMAT. Check the below link for comparing course fee, placements, students review, facilities offered, seats offered on the below link:-
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-1807-228082.