Jai Hind College Mahasamund Answered Questions

The fee structure for BCom courses at Jai Hind College varies between INR 23,600 and INR 1 Lakh, depending on the specific course chosen. To be eligible for these programs, candidates are required to have completed their Class 12 examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent from any other Board.Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Applicants must have completed the Maharashtra State Board of Higher & Secondary Education or an equivalent programme from another Board with a minimum cumulative score of 45% (40% reserved category) to be considered for admission to Jai Hind College.For students in the general category, the cut-off percentage for the BA programme often falls between 85% and 90%.The BSc programme typically has a cut-off rate between 80% and 90%.The BCom programme normally demands a percentage between 90% and 95% for the general category.Higher cut-offs are normal for (BMM, BMS, BAF, etc.) courses; they range from 90% to 95%.

Absolutely, you can pursue an MBA after completing a BCom in any field from Jai Hind College. The primary eligibility criteria to pursue an MBA is primarily a bachelor's degree with minimum marks established by the university, as well as entrance examination scores and work experience.

The total seat intake for the BCom programme across various specialisations offered at Jai Hind College is 660. Jai Hind College BCom seat reservation for the minority quota will be as per Government norms. Specialisation-wise Jai Hind College BCom seats are presented in the table below:CoursesSeatsBCom480BCom in Accounting and Finance60BCom in Banking and insurance60BCom in Financial Markets60

Candidates are required to remain present in person at the time of Jai Hind College BCom admission and submit the following documents in original and photocopies:Class 12 marksheetOriginal affidavit and Sindhi Panchayat certificate (for Minority community)Documentary evidence for Special Category StatusPassing Certificate required for issuing of Eligibility CertificateMigration CertificateCaste Certificate (if applicable)

Hello Vaibhavi!The cut-off for any of these colleges is not been released, as the registrations have to start. Mumbai University will open its admission window on May 27, 2024, till June 12, 2024. After closing the registrations, the university will release its first cut-off. We can expect it by the last week of June or by the starting of July month. However, for your reference, here is the cut-off for the year 2023,Course NameCollege NameCut-off (Last Round)B.Com. in Banking and insurance (BBI)Jai Hind College78.59B.Com. in Accounting and Finance (B.A.F)Jai Hind College88.8B.Com. in Financial MarketsJai Hind College94.17Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)K J Somaiya College of Science and Commerce78B.Com. in Accounting and FinanceWilson College87.8Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)Wilson College85Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)St. Xavier's College56.2Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Accounting and FinanceSt. Xavier's College91.67

Yes, Jai Hind College accepts admission from second year through merit based autonomous admission facility but it is subject to the official's choice. Candidates should go to the offline office or inquire about the admission process and criteria for the respective course. To know more about it, refer to the official website of Jai Hind College.

Jai Hind College have both aided and unaided divisions. Arts, Science, and Commerce stream as Aided Courses are offered at UG level and programmes like Finance & Management, Mass Media, BSc (IT), and Biotech are under Unaided Courses.Students taking admission to Aided Courses, are supposed to pay only the fee stipulated by the governmentFor Unaided courses, college does not get aid from the government for such courses hence, students need to pay entire fee as per JHC fee structure