SIES College of Management Studies Navi Mumbai Answered Questions

Eligibility:As per guidelines of Mumbai University and DTE, State of Maharastra.
Admission Process: SIESCOMS is a linguistic minority Institute (Mother Tongue- Tamil, for people domiciled in Maharashtra). Hence 51 % of the seats are reserved for the linguistic minority students.
Fee Structure:The fee structure is decided by the Shikshan Shulk Samiti constituted by the Government of Maharashtra and varies from year to year
Fees for the year 2014-15 is Rs.1,72,500/- per year (interim)
Intake:120
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In SIESCOMS, PGDM admissions are based on performance in CAT/ CMAT / ATMA / MAT / MH-CET / XAT exams,past academic record, work experience followed by Group Discussion and two Personal interviews. Yes, you are very much eligible for the Process.Try to get good score in MAT'17.
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Placements in turn are appreciable for finance specialization. The college easily manages to place over 90% of the students with average packages ranging between Rs 4 lakh to Rs 6 lakh per year.Highest package in finance specialization is Rs 10 to 12 lakh.Best of luck.

Last date of sale of forms: February 27, 2017;last date of submission of forms: March 3, 2017
GD/PI process generally starts in the month of March and end in the month of May. The exact dates at the respective centers will be communicated to you in the form of e-mails about a week prior to your GD/PI.

Hi Arjit,
Yes, SIESCOMS accept XAT scores. Your profile and GD/PI performance will play a major role in the selection for the PGDM course. You can apply for MMS course through XAT scores, but you will have to apply through All India seats, which are very less.

Best part of SIESCOMS is that they treat students of PGDM and MMS equally in term of placements, internships, facilities and infrastructure. The only difference is name of the degree, one is MMS and other is PGDM. Since, I am a PGDM student, I can say in PGDM, since the colleges have autonomy, the curriculum can be updated regularly depending on the need in the Industry. Hence, one can say that PGDM courses are more industry relevant and up to date as compared to MBA courses. However, university MBA programmes too are of value, it totally depends on the university one wish to do MBA.
All the best.