Hey there

1. Veermata jijabai Technological Institute is in Mumbai approved by AICTE for offering  courses including master of computer applications as well.
2. The first year fees of master of computer application is 78734.
3. The candidate must have completed his graduation with 50% marks.
4. The admissions are granted on the basis

Hello aspirant

NEET 2020 cut off marks for GMC mumbai for NT1 category candidates was Air 32096 and 577 marks.

so at your expected marks there are very less chance that you will grab seat here.

Although other best option for you at your expected marks are

• BJMC, pune

Dear Nikhil ,

These are the list of colleges in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane that offers data sciences courses listed below;

• KES BK shroff college of arts and MH Shroff college of commerce , MUMBAI (B.Sc data Sc)
• Ramrao Adik Institute of technology , Navi Mumbai (B.Tech Comp engg

Hi

Jee main is also accepted for Maharashtra counselling.

This is very difficult to predict which college you will get because cut off  keeps changing every year depending upon a number of factors like

--------) number of students participating in Maharashtra counselling

-------) number of seats available for different branches.

Hello,

Last year a candidate with 96.5201553 percentile in JEE Main secured admission to Chemical Engineering in Institute of Chemical Technology, Matunga, Mumbai. Considering the previous year cut off the chances are low to get seat in Chemical Engineering in the preferred institute. But cut off depends on factors such

Hello,

Private colleges and universities offer direct admission and provide you the engineering seat through management quota.

Management quota is a seat reserved in private colleges for students to get admission without an entrance exam.

But you will need to pay more amount to get a seat.

You can try

Hello dear

Hope you’re doing well

As of now, Maharashtra government has not stated anything about the reopening of colleges and schools

In one of there press conferences, they mentioned that they might allow schools and colleges to re open after Diwali.
so now, your college will be conducted through

Hello

The Maharashtra government  has been taking steps to reopen the schools  before September 5 byt there is no no news about the reopening of the colleges in Maharashtra from the government side. The admissions are continuing in various colleges in Maharashtra

Hello,

The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), was approved by the Union Cabinet of India on 29 July 2020. NEP will be implemented in every state but it will take time,the process will be gradual.The target of government is to implement NEP by 2040, so you can understand that