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Disha Mandal
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Various aided and unaided courses across the field of Arts, Commerce and Science are offered in Jai Hind College. B.A. With majors or part majors in the student's desired subject, B. M. B.Com BMS, BAF, BBA B.Voc B.Sc. & B.Sc. (IT).
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Disha Mandal
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Every year, a large number of well known organizations visits the campus of Jai Hind College with fantastic placement opportunities. Some of the top hiring firms includes JPMORGAN, Earnst & Young, ICICI, Metlife & KPMG.
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Dushyant Mehra
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Jai Hind College released its third inhouse merit list 2022 for undergraduate admission to courses, such as FY BCom FY BSc and FY BA on July 27. The first and second inhouse merit list 2022 for undergraduate admission to courses, such as FY BCom FY BSc and FY BA was released on June 21 and July 12, respectively. Colleges affiliated with the University of Mumbai (MU) release three to four multiple merit lists every year followed by a counselling and document verification process to offer admission to students for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
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Vishal Kumar
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Generally, colleges in India do not offer direct admission to the second year of an undergraduate programme like B.A. English Honours. However, if you have completed your first year of B.A. English Honours from a recognised college or university, you may be eligible for lateral entry admission to the second year of the course at Jai Hind College, subject to the college's rules and regulations. In such cases, you may need to appear for an entrance exam, or an interview conducted by Jai Hind College to evaluate your eligibility and suitability for the programme. You can contact the college administration or visit their official website t
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Uttkarsh beriwal
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Jai Hind College and HR College, both located in Mumbai, do not offer the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) program. Therefore, there is no cut-off for Sindhi students who have studied PCB in 12th standard.
However, both colleges offer several other undergraduate courses, and the cut-off for admission to these courses may vary each year depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exams, and the availability of seats. Therefore, it is recommended to check the official website of these colleges or contact their admission office for the latest information on the cut-off for the co
However, both colleges offer several other undergraduate courses, and the cut-off for admission to these courses may vary each year depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exams, and the availability of seats. Therefore, it is recommended to check the official website of these colleges or contact their admission office for the latest information on the cut-off for the co
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Dushyant Mehra
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Jai Hind College, Mumbai is quite popular for offering the professional degree programmes at the undergraduate level. The college currently offers BA, BCom, B.Sc, B.Sc (IT), BMS, BMM, and other self financed courses under the discipline of finance and technology. The popular programmes of the Jai Hind College i.e. BA, BCom and B.Sc are offered across different specializations in the respective streams. Admission to these programmes is strictly based on the merit lists prepared by the college on the basis of the merits secured by the applicants in their 10+2 or equivalent qualifying examination.
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Uttkarsh beriwal
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The number of seats offered and the cut-off for Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) varies from college to college. The information you have asked for is specific to a particular college and may change every year.
However, in general, the number of seats offered to general category candidates for BMS is limited, and the admission is highly competitive. The cut-off for admission is also high, usually in the range of 85% to 95%, depending on the college and the year.
I suggest that you visit the official website of the college you are interested in or contact the admission department to get more information on the number of seats and th
However, in general, the number of seats offered to general category candidates for BMS is limited, and the admission is highly competitive. The cut-off for admission is also high, usually in the range of 85% to 95%, depending on the college and the year.
I suggest that you visit the official website of the college you are interested in or contact the admission department to get more information on the number of seats and th
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vishnu raj
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The admission criteria for Jai Hind College for BMS course may vary from year to year. However, based on the previous year's cutoff, it is unlikely that you will get admission in Jai Hind College for BMS with 64% in 12th. The cutoff for BMS at Jai Hind College for the general category in the previous year was above 90%. However, there may be a possibility of admission through the Sindhi quota. It's recommended to check the official website of the college for the latest information on admission criteria and cutoffs.
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vishnu raj
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Yes, with 85.84% in 12th, you are eligible for admission to various BMS colleges in India. Admission criteria and cutoff marks vary from college to college. Some colleges conduct entrance exams while others offer admission based on merit. You should research and apply to colleges based on their admission criteria and cutoff marks. Best of luck!
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