Colleges in Mumbai

To get into TISS Mumbai you need to go through the following steps:1. Entrance Exam (CUET PG):TISS rely on scores from the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET PG).You need to register for the CUET PG  which assesses your aptitude in areas like general knowledge, analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and English proficiency.2. Online Application Form:After appearing for CUET PG, candidates have to visit the official website of TISSDuring the application window you need to fill out the online application form carefully.3. Shortlisting and Interview:Based on your CUET PG scores and application details, TISS will shortlist candidates for an interview.The interview format varies depending on the program, but it's usually conducted online (Online Personal Interview - OPI)4. Selection and Admission:After the interview is taken, the final selection takes placTISS will notify shortlisted candidates for admission and provide further instructions. 

Getting into TISS Mumbai's MBA programme involves a two-stage process: 1. Entrance Exam (CUET PG):TISS used to conduct its own entrance exam but now it no longer conducts its own entrance exam (TISSNET) and rely on scores from the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET PG).Hence, candidates have to register and take the CUET PG exam following the official guidelines.2. Online Personal Interview (OPI):Shortlisted candidates based on their CUET PG scores areinvited for an Online Personal Interview (OPI).Candidates have to answer questions about thri academic background, work experience (if any), goals, and interest in the specific MBA programme at TISS.

Admission to IIT Bombay is highly competitive due to its esteemed reputation and stringent standards. Prospective students typically need to qualify for entrance exams such as JEE Main and JEE Advanced for BTech and BS courses, UCEED for BDes, GATE for MTech, JAM for M.Sc., and CAT for MBA, in addition to maintaining a strong academic record. The admission process entails filling out application forms, undergoing a selection round, and participating in course-specific counseling sessions for final seat allocation. Given the rigorous nature of the admission process, thorough preparation for entrance exams and maintaining exemplary academic performance are crucial to enhance one's chances of securing admission to IIT Bombay.

The total fee in INR of B.Tech at IIT Bombay for 4 years is as follows:- For general and OBC students, the tuition fee is 62,500 per semester, and the hostel fee is 32,250 per semester. Therefore, the total fee for 8 semesters is 7,56,000.- For SC/ST/PwD students, the tuition fee is 0 per semester, and the hostel fee is 32,250 per semester. Therefore, the total fee for 8 semesters is 2,58,000.- For students whose family income is less than 1 Lacs per annum, the tuition fee is 0 per semester, and the hostel fee is 32,250 per semester. Therefore, the total fee for 8 semesters is 2,58,000.- For students whose family income is between 1 Lacs to 5 Lacs per annum, the tuition fee is 15,625 per semester, and the hostel fee is 32,250 per semester. Therefore, the total fee for 8 semesters is 3,82,000.These fees are indicative and may vary every year depending on the institute's policies. 

Compared to other colleges, SPJIMR has a different admissions procedure in a few areas. First off, SPJIMR takes into account variables other than merely academic performance, emphasising cultural fit and objective alignment with the institute's ideals. Second, while XAT is no longer allowed, SPJIMR shortlists applicants based on their profiles and results on admission tests like the CAT or GMAT. Furthermore, SPJIMR highlights the significance of the candidate's whole profile and personality, placing emphasis on factors such as academic standing, test results upon admission, relevance of work experience, written assessments, and interview performance. Additionally, the institute supports social projects and cultivates a helpful and cooperative learning environment for students.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Aah, placements. This is one topic in which every student in every stream is interested. But historically placements for the faculty members of arts or commerce or Science is hard to come by. This may be so because almost every college works its salt has these three streams up and running producing large numbers of graduates in all these three. As a result, recruiters and companies have a wide spectrum to choose from. Also in many cases, these graduates need to be trained further before they are employable. All these factors combine to make placements in the streams quite tough for any college. However, Shri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College has a vibrant placement cell and it is able to entice a large number of recruiters to come to the college and pick up their students for employment. As per one report, the median salary of the students who have been placed and who graduated in the three years graduation courses was above INR 5 Lakh per annum. College is able to place many students in internships and these in turn get converted to placements in due course of time. In view of the foregoing, one can conveniently conclude that the scene of placements for students of BSc is quite good in this college.Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Shri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College of Delhi seems to have lost its way but it's trying to recover. It has of course obtained an NAAC grading of "A" which is quite good. Besides this, in the national institutional ranking framework the college was appearing in the top 40 for quite many years before sleeping to about 70 and then recovering again quite well. These rankings are based on the overall performance which includes the staff the facilities etc. which the college provides to the students. Any recurring institution which is in the top 40 can be considered quite good. And based on this logic one can say that the post-graduation in Arts in different subjects offered by this institution is quite good. Here I would like to admit and say that selection of a college to seek admission in Delhi is a very tough choice.Best wishes to you.