Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS, Mumbai

NMIMS School of Design and ITM Institute of Design and Media are both well-regarded design institutions in Mumbai, but they have some differences in terms of fees and programs offered.NMIMS School of Design:Recognized for its design programs focusing on innovation and sustainability.Offers a well-rounded design education with an emphasis on real-world applications.Courses offered include B.Des. in various specializations, M.Des., and Ph.D.Fees for Bachelor's programs are INR 13,550 per semester, for Master's programs are INR 16,520 per semester, and for Ph.D. programs are INR 19,580 per semester.ITM Institute of Design and Media:Offers a range of design programs, including web/graphics/games designing.Courses offered include Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Animation & VFX, Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Textile Design, and Bachelor of Interior Design (B.I.D).The total fee for the Bachelor of Design (B.Des) program at ITM Institute of Design and Media is INR 15 to 16.80 lakhs for the entire duration of the course however, it is considered to be more expensive than NMIMS School of Design.Both institutions have good placements and industry tie-ups, with students receiving job offers from companies like EY, Deloitte, Learning Mate, Nexweave, Future Factory, Walmart, Yuj Designs, PWC, Axis Bank, and Freecharge.

Total 150 students can do LLM at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law. Dividing further: Corporate Law: 30 seatsIntellectual Property Rights: 30 seatsConstitutional Law : 30 seatsFinancial Regulations : 30 seatsCriminal Laws : 30 seats EligibilityThe candidate should have passed in the examination conducted by a recognised University leading to award of LL.B. degree (minimum 50% aggregate marks). Candidates who have appeared for the final year examinations may also applyCandidates who have cleared their graduation by doing part-time course or through distance learning, correspondence courses, externally, open school from recognised University are eligible to apply and register as per UGC guidelines.The candidate shall have passed the Common Law Admission Test for LL.M. (CLAT PG) / PGCETL for 2023 with valid score or will have to appear for Entrance test conducted by NMIMS (Deemed to-be-University).