NMIMS Mumbai Answered Questions

Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce offers MSc courses at the postgraduate-level. The master's course is offered in a full-time mode lasting for two years. The course is available in only one specialization, i.e., Finance. Admission to the MSc course is subject to a valid. As for admission, candidates must make sure to have a valid qualification and qualify for the in-house selection rounds. 

Students who wish to enroll in NMIMS SBM Mumbai MBA programme must fill out online application form. The from can be accessed by visiting institute's online admission portal. Once form is filled out students must pay application fee of INR 2800. This fee is inclusive of GST and non-refundable under all circumstances.Note: The above mentioned fee is as per official sources. However it is subject to change.

NMIMS SBM Mumbai offers a Diploma programme in Social Entrepreneurship. the application forms for the 205 session are out. Interested candidates can head to the institute's official website to register and apply. After application, shortlisted students will be called for a written test and PI process between 4 Apr, 25 and 9 Apr, 25.

To know which is a better choice students must weigh both options based on important factors such as fees and highest salary. As per official sources fees to pursue MBA at NMIMS SBM Mumbai range from INR 13 Lacs and INR 25 lakh and fee to pursue MBA at KJ Somaiya Institute of Management is INR 21.34 lakh. In terms of fees KJ Somaiya Institute of Management is a better choice.as per placement data available on Shiksha highest salaries given to MBA students at NMIMS SBM Mumbai and KJ Somaiya Institute of Management are INR 67.7 LPA and INR 28.25 LPA. In terms of package MBA from NMIMS SBM Mumbai is a better choice.Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence it is indicative.

Yes, admissions to the NMIMS SBM Mumbai PG Diploma programme are not done based on NMAT scores. Thus, students who have not appeared for the NMAT exam are also eligible to apply. For admission to the PG Diploma programme, the institute conducts an essay test. For further evaluation, the institute holds a personal interview round.

To know which college to choose, students can compare the options based on significant factors such as fees and rating. To help, presented below is a comparison between the PG Diploma courses at NMIMS SBM Mumbai and GICEDEDU, based on fees and Shiksha rating:InstituteCourse FeeOverall Shiksha RatingNMIMS SBM MumbaiINR 50,0004/5GICEDEDUINR 50,000 - INR 6.6 lakh4.5/5Note: The abovementioned information is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.

Yes,NMIMS accepts GMAT scores for MBA and executive programs. Score requirements vary course to course and campus to campus, so check the official website for the college details. GMAT scores are typically valid for three to five years. Always check the college eligibility and deadlines with NMIMS admissions to ensure your application meets the criteria to get the seat.

NMIMS SBM Mumbai follows a rigorous admission and selection process for MBA admissions. To start, students must register and apply for the NMAT exam. After applying for the exam, they must also apply for the preffred MBA course. Before applying, the students must ensure that they fulfill the eligibility criteria.Once the NMAT is conducted, the admissions committee shortlists students based on their NMAT scores. Further, these shortlisted students are then required to take a written test, followed by group discussion and personal interview rounds.Those who are offered provisional admissions must report to the institute in person for verification of documents. Finally, students must pay the prescribed fee to secure admission.

Students who are a part of the full-time NMIMS SBM Mumbai MBA courses are offered scholarships by the Mirae Asset Foundation. Those who wish to apply must satisfy the below-mentioned eligibility requirements:Candidates should have an annual family income below INR 8 lakhCandidates must produce an Economically Weaker Section (EWS) CertificateCandidates must have taken educational loans from nationalised or private banks