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You should not go with the thought that whether the institute is private or government. You should, in fact, focus on whether the institute is good or not. I would recommend B.Tech for you because as per industry norms B.Tech is equivalent to MCA and for MCA you would invest 2 more extra years plus the fee.

Hi,
Placements (as provided by the college)
Companies/recruiters who visited the campus:
99acres.com, Abbot, Airtel, Amul, Angel Broking, Asian Heart Institute, Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda, Birla Sun Life, Bisleri, and Future Group.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-management-studies-sheila-raheja-school-of-business-management-and-research-bandra-east-Mumbai-213205

Follow the links below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/b-sc-colleges-Mumbai-all
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-Mumbai-all
For lateral entry, check out the details of colleges individually.

Your total aggregate in HSc should be above 50%.

I feel B.Sc in hospitality and hotel administration is better than catering.
May I know, what interests you?

Hi Lakshmi,
NIFT offers B.Des in Fashion Design, Leather Design, Accessory Design, Textile, Knitwear design, Apparel Production and Fashion Communication. To answer your other question, no, you don't have to opt for science to qualify for NIFT. You can opt for any stream. All that you need to appear for NIFT exam is your design aptitude.

If you have interest in law then you can surely pursue LLB after B.Sc.

Dear Rashi,
In reality, there are no differences between BA and B.Sc in mass communication. It is a matter of affiliation or approved course for the subject by the colleges and universities. As per me, each and every institution and university has its own course design and syllabus for Journalism and Mass Communication courses. So, don't confuse between these BA and B.Sc if you want to do Mass Communication course.