Yashwantrao Mohite Institute of Management, Bharati Vidyapeeth

Yashwantrao Mohite Institute of Management Bharati Vidyapeeth is a Tier 2 college and inching closer to Tier 1. This is quite evident if you are well acquainted with the institution. The Institute has been around for quite some time now and has earned itself positive reputation particularly in the western region. Its curriculum is strong, its faculty experienced and its placement records are not so bad either. Nonetheless, it may be a little bit behind when compared to top tier colleges like IIMs, XLRI or even some of the leading private B-schools. However, Tier 2 isn’t such a bad place, and they are often among the best within this category. Moreover, being part of Bharati Vidyapeeth University gives them an upper hand as it has quite a good name on its own. Hence although not Tier 1 per se, but still good enough for anyone searching for quality management education.

Heshwantr Rao Mohite Institute of Management Bharati Vidyapeeth however is rather highly regarded in the management education sector. To begin with, it has been listed as one of the top 35 B-schools in India which is no mean feat! Also when it comes to West Zone, it stands at 13th amongst the top 50 institutes which is even more remarkable. Furthermore there have been past six years during which NIRF has placed it amongst the 75 best B-schools in India every time. This shows that they provide good education and produce quality students. Ranking change every year but as a whole this place can be considered as an alternative for those who would like to attend a business school.

Yashwantrao Mohite Institute of Management Bharati Vidyapeeth has not extremely expensive MCA fees, but they are also not very cheap. For one year, you need about 2-3 Lacs which means for an entire programme lasting 3 years; it will take around 6-9 Lacs rupees. The regular hostel charges, cost of food and other miscellaneous spending are not included in these fees. However, when compared to certain private colleges, the level of fees is quite low. Moreover, taking into consideration the quality of education and facilities offered here, it’s really worth the amount spent on them. Though it wouldn’t be easy for someone who comes from a lower middle class family or has financial constraints because of that reason. But then again most students have other possibilities to consider such as scholarships and educational loans.