SVKM's NMIMS School of Design, Mumbai All Questions

Hello, with a NMAT score of 198 and wit three years of work experience, you do have a good chance of being offered admission from NMIMS Indore or Hyderabad. Past cut offs of these campuses generally range 180 to 210, and your work experience further strengthens your profile. Academic record and interview performance will also influence the final selection, making your chances favourable, with Indore slightly easier than Hyderabad, based on historical trends. All the best!

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Distance learning method courses are valid for admission in any of the courses in India. As you have completed your graduation in distance mode of education from Narsi Monje Institute of Management Science, Navi Mumbai then you eligible for appearing any entrance  test for admission in MBA courses in 20 IIMs, in some reputed private colleges or in  renowned Government colleges.  Distance learning mode of education is approved by department of higher education of the respective state government and government of India also. So without hesitation you may go ahead for MBA course by appearing in interest test like cat,cat, Gmat cmat, NMAT  for NMIMS.

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Admissions for BBA (Hons.) at NMIMS Centre for International Studies, Mumbai for 2026–2027 are not yet open. Currently, the ongoing cycle is for 2025–2026. The program is a three-year dual degree in collaboration with Kingston University, London, with the first two years in Mumbai and the final year in London. Admission is based on SAT/ACT scores, with a minimum 60% in Class 12 and English proficiency (IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 80). Exact dates for 2026–2027 will be announced later on the official NMIMS CIS website. It’s best to regularly check their site for updates.

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Hello!

So between NMIMS Mumbai or DY Patil school of architecture NMIMS is better as it has modern campus and has good placement records But if you are looking for slightly more affordable option than DY Patil is also good for you.

Based on your NATA score that is 79 you can consider these colleges:

1. Rizvi College of Architecture

2. L.S. Raheja School of Architecture

3. IES College of Architecture

4. Aditya College of Architecture

Hey aspirant,
First off, congrats on getting into NMIMS Hyderabad for BBA! Now coming to your question — yes, it's a decent option, especially if you’re focused on doing an MBA later or want a structured BBA program with decent exposure.

The academics are well-designed — industry-oriented, with case studies, group projects, and a practical approach. Faculty are qualified, mostly corporate-background, but don’t expect a chill academic life — it’s quite professional.

When it comes to placements, don’t expect massive packages right after BBA. Average packages go around 3–4.5 LPA, sometimes higher if you build your resume smartly. Most students go for MBA after BBA, and NMIMS gives an edge in that direction.

The campus is clean, modern, but a bit isolated, since it’s on the outskirts. Hostel life is strict but okay — decent food, Wi-Fi, and basic facilities. The crowd is fairly good — focused, semi-academic vibe. There are clubs, fests, and presentations, but not the same level of freedom or fun you’d get at say, DU or Christ.

So is it worth it?
If you're serious about business studies, want a branded degree, and don’t mind a slightly structured and quiet life — then yes, NMIMS Hyderabad is worth it. Just remember, a lot depends on what you make of your three years. Get internships, upskill, and participate actively — and it’ll pay off.

Hi, first of all, take a deep breath—it’s completely normal to feel stressed in such situations, but there’s still a way forward.

If you missed the NMIMS CET exam because you couldn’t download the admit card, the first thing you should do is immediately contact the NMIMS admissions helpdesk . Explain your situation clearly—mention your application ID, registered email ID, and the exact issue you faced (like not receiving the admit card or not being able to access it on the portal). Sometimes, if it was a technical issue and you have a valid reason, they might allow you to reschedule the exam, especially if multiple test slots are available.

However, if all CET test windows have closed, you may not be able to appear this year. Still, don’t lose hope. NMIMS offers admissions through other routes like NPAT for UG management and commerce programs , or direct admission based on board scores for certain courses (depending on the stream you were aiming for—like BBA, BTech, etc.).

Also, look out for spot admissions or management quota seats , if your family is comfortable with that option financially. And if NMIMS is your top choice, remember—you can always aim again next year with better preparation and awareness of the timelines.

Lastly, don’t let one missed exam define your future. There are plenty of great colleges and entrance exams still open this year depending on your stream

With a merit rank of 8160 (EWS category) for B.Com (Hons.) at NMIMS, you have a good chance of getting admission. EWS cut-offs usually go up to 8500–9500, so you're likely to be selected in the merit list. Keep checking the NMIMS portal and be ready to confirm your seat.

If your aspiration is to pursue an MBA at a top-tier program and you can handle the academic and financial demands, NMIMS can act as a launchpad. But if you’re concerned about cost, stress, or average outcomes, you may be better off at a reputable government or other private college offering BBA/BCom with lower fees and reasonable exposure.

• Pros: Strong brand name, academically rigorous, global curriculum, decent placements for top-performers.

• Cons: Expensive, highly competitive environment, strict academics, limited return on investment for average students.