Jai Hind College, Mumbai

Hii nausad,
Jai hind college is a prestigious college for b. Voc it is good choice you can apply for college entrance exam first to take admission. Because B. Voc is based on practical knowledge you have to also focus of practicals more than theory.
Thankyou

Admission to the BMM degree courses are going to be via associate degree Admission system that consists of the associate degree examination 60 percent, and also the marks obtained within the Std. XII communication (qualifying communication,QE 40 percent

There is no hostel provided by the Jai Hind College, Mumbai. Some other facilities provided by Jai HInd college are Library, Cafeteria, Sports Complex, Gym, Auditorium, and Laboratories. For more pieces of information, you may visit the Shiksha Jai Hind College, Mumbai page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/jai-hind-college-Mumbai-churchgate-1199/infrastructure). I hope this will help you.

Yes, your are eligible the cutoff is 51%.

From the past trends, if you come under the open category; 57% or above in Hsc can help you get admission in B.Sc. Course in Jai Hind College. This percent is not exact and sometimes admission is possible even at a lower percent than this. However it is generally around 50s. Their are 60 seats of BSs in IT at Jai hind College and all seats are filled via merit list, in-house admission or specialised quota admission (included in merit list). Hence there's no such minimum cutoff for any course in Jai Hind College, it all depends on the merit list. So at least good marks 70+ is required to take admission of your choice.

Hi, actually it is based on both the best 4 subjects and the overall percentage, whichever is better. So, you need not to worry about it at all. For Mithibai College and Jai Hind College, both are equivalent, so you decide whichever is better.

Studying I. T. in my first year in a college in Pune, I keep track of the placements every year. The placements in my college for both CS and I. T. are believed to be the best in the city and no company which comes to our campus has any criteria which says that only CS students are allowed to appear for their aptitude tests and subsequent interviews. Also, if I. T. students have as much or more knowledge and expertise in programming and software development than CS students, I don't see any reason to distinguish between the two branches. This is a preconceived notion which needs to be removed.

Yes, you can get admission in KC HR or Jaihind college for Bachelor of mass media BMM.

It's tough but you can get if you are under cast

No, getting yourself enrolled into 2nd year of a course at an organisation isn't that easy and for further information regarding it you can only do one thing and that is to enquire it yourself from the respective organisation in which you want to get admitted.