NMIMS Mumbai Answered Questions

Hello Ravi,In a simple way, in regular you need to take classes with some percentage of attendance (7075%), exams are held on the basis of the semester. Like twice a year, but you will get a life to live, you can make new friends, you can enjoy the best part of your life (after school though) and people to enjoy, moreover regular college degree is always better than an open degree (sol degree). In Sol, you need not to take any class for it, (don't smile, it *) however you get a complimentary 1-month PCP classes something that no one attends. (classes are not bad between I haven't had experienced but I know). Exams are held once a year, the level of exams is a bit lower than regular du exams, that's it. No other thing is good about it (believe me I'm crying on my decision). But if you want to CA actuary or any other education with your graduation than it is good. I'm also preparing for actuary side by side, still, I'm dying to migrate my admission into a college. ( and I can't do that. because you can't migrate once you are in) but can you migrate from any DU college to SOL. I would say better to take admission in a college. If things don't work out migrate it in SOL. Thank you and Good luck.
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If you are going to do a distance course, it's always better to go for the better one. I would strongly suggest you go for a Masters program, it widens your career options. But again the university is not that bad either. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), an autonomous institution of the University Grants Commission (UGC) has accredited NMIMS University with Grade 'A' (Score 85-90%) Deemed University Status Based on the recommendations of the University Grants Commission and All India Council for Technical Education.

Hi Pooja,
In DU SOL :-
PG Admissions are offered under two categories, I. e. , Entrance and Merit-based. For PG Courses, 50% seats of the total are filled through merit and remaining 50% seats are filled based on entrance test, GD or PI (if any). If you have not appeared for any entrance then try on merit based. You might get through. Last date for applying is 31st July. So hurry up.