NMIMS Mumbai Answered Questions

At the PG level, the Jagdish Sheth School of Management offers two-year residential PGDM in four specialisations and also offers PGDM Executive courses to students. These courses are offered to regular and working professionals under full-time as well as part-time modes. Also the institute offers PGDM with international collaboration. 

NMIMS Hyderabad offers a full-time, five year dual degree programme BBA LLB through NMIMS School of Law. According the reviews provided by verfied Shiksha user, the Hyderabad campus of NMIMS is pretty good for BBA LLB. The Infrastructure includes library, classsrooms, labs etc. and the faculty their is well qualified and helpful. The placements of BBA LLB students depends on their abilities rather than college location.  

A comparison between BBA LLB offered at NMIMS Hyderabad and Symbiosis Law School on the basis of total tuition fee and total seat intake is given below:CollegeTotal Tuition feeTotal Seat intakeNMIMS HyderabadINR 5.10 lakh60Symbiosis School of LawINR 19 lakh180The total tuition fee is taken from unoffficial sources. Hence, is indicative.

NMIMS Hyderabad offers UG and PG programmes in the fields of Law, Management and Commerce such as MBA, E-PGDM, Pharma Tech, MBA Tech, BBA, BCom and BSc. The list of courses offered along with their schools are given below:NMIMS Hyderabad SchoolsCourses OfferedSchool of ManagementMBAPGDM (Executive)School of CommerceBBABComSchool of LawBA LLB (Hons)BBA LLB (Hons)School of ScienceBSc in Applied Statistics & AnalyticsSchool of Pharmacy & Technology ManagementBPharm + MBA (Pharma Tech)School of Technology Management & EngineeringMBA Tech (BTech + MBA Tech) - Computer Engineering

Yes, NMIMS Hyderabad accepts CLAT scores for admission to its BBA LLB programme. Apart from CLAT, candidates with valit NLAT score are also eligible to take admission to NMIMS Hyderabad BBA LLB. Aspirants must check the eligibility criteria before applying to the programme

To apply for BBA LLB at NMIMS Hyderabad through NMIMS LAT or NLAT, follow the steps given below:Visit the official websiteClick on the Apply Now buttonFill in all details in the NMIMS LAT registrationClick on SubmitThe registration process is completed now the candidates are required to log in and fill out the NLAT application formOnce all details are filled in, upload a scanned copy of a passport-size photograph as per the specificationsPay NMIMS LAT application fee has to be paid online mode via credit card/debit card/internet banking.Once the application fee has been paid successfully, candidates can check their application status on the dashboard, and submit the form.

Candidates need to fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criteria in order to appear for NMIMS LAT:Candidates should pass Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board in any stream with at least 50 per cent aggregateCandidates who have passed Class 12 from International Baccalaureate (IB) board should be either IB certificate/ & DP awarded with minimum 24 total credits having passed 3 HL and 3 SL mandatorily from any streamIn case, the marksheet issued by the relevant board is in percentile, the actual aggregate percentage of all the subjects in which the candidate has appeared will be taken into considerationCandidates who are ungraded/failed in any subject mentioned in the marksheet are not eligible to apply for the examCandidates appearing for the final Class 12 exams are also eligible to apply. However, such candidates will need to fulfil the above criteria within the given stipulated time

Candidates seeking admission to NMIMS Hyderabad BBA LLB programme are required to create an account for NMIMS-LAT. After registering for NMIMS-LAT, complete the application process and appear for the exam. Apart from NMIMS-LAT, the University also accepts CLAT scores for admission to this programme.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies offers a three-year full-time BBA (General) course. The university also offers BBA in (Branding & Advertising) and BBA in International Business, which is offered in collaboration with Kingston University, London.