University of Mumbai [MU]

Candidates must have passed Class XII (10+2) in any stream or an equivalent examination passed in any discipline from any recognised Board/Council/University with a minimum of 45% marks in order to be eligible for the various courses in DY Patil university school of Management. Apart from that,   Candidates also need to pass DYPCET, a common entrance exam, in order to get admission to the university. Other Entrance exam scores like GMAT, CAT, XAT etc. also matter for various PG courses.

Choosing between DYPBBI and Amity depends heavily on your individual goals. DYPBBI excels in industry exposure with internships, renowned faculty, and diverse specializations like molecular biology. It boasts good placements but requires hard work and higher fees. Amity offers a wider range of specializations, a spacious campus, and an established reputation. However, class sizes might be larger, industry focus might be weaker, and placement data less accessible.

CEBS is one of the top most colleges in India, it holds the highest rank in the department of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences.It provides the best education to its students so that the students could cope up with the world of science. This college is not only good at its education but also tries to keep their students active in the field of other curriculum activities including sports, dance, seminars, etc.This endeavour helps their students to get refreshed at times and eagerly get inclined to studies.

The Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences (CEBS) is an autonomous college.It is a very well-equipped and advanced college.The College administration has developed it's courses in such a structure so that their students could increase their power of problem solving abilities, analytical views, etc.As the courses are based on practical features, so they have included all kinds of programs like 'Live telecasts of important scientific events', 'documentaries', ' 'biopic' etc.; under CEBS Science Club.This is undoubtedly a good college.

The Department of Atomic Energy and the University of Mumbai founded it in 2007. A five-year integrated MSc program in basic sciences is provided by CEBS, which combines undergraduate instruction with postgraduate study and research.

Students seeking admission to CEBS have to appear for a National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) that is conducted at a large number of centers in India. NEST is a common screening test for both CEBS and the sister organization, NISER, Bhubaneswar. Selected students are called for counseling and admission to CEBS.

The Department of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences, Mumbai University, offers integrated Master of Science courses with four different specializations including Integrated Master of Science in Chemistry, Integrated Master of Science in Mathematics, Integrated Master of Science in Physics, and .B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D. Both B.Sc and M.Sc are considered as the best course provided by the Department of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences, Mumbai University.