NMCCE Mumbai B.Com fees is 32,900 INR (Yearly). NMCCE Mumbai B.Com admission 2024 will be based on CBSE 12th, Maharashtra HSC.
Course | Duration | Fees |
B.Com in Financial Markets | 3 Years | 32900 INR |
B.Com in Accounts & Finance | 3 Years | 32900 INR |
Bachelor of commerce | 3 Years | N/A |
B.Com. in Management Studies | 3 Years | N/A |
B.Com. in Financial Markets | 3 Years | N/A |
To pursue a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree at Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics in Mumbai, candidates must meet certain eligibility criteria. Applicants should have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or its equivalent from a recognized board or university. They should have studied commerce as a subject in their 10+2 curriculum. Additionally, candidates must have obtained a minimum aggregate score of 45% in their qualifying examination. However, the eligibility criteria may vary for students belonging to reserved categories as per government regulations. It is important for aspiring students to thoroughly check the official website or prospectus of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics for any specific requirements or updates regarding the admission process.
Admission to the B.Com at NMCCE Mumbai is subject to meeting the eligibility criteria and the candidates have to secure a valid score in CBSE 12th, Maharashtra HSC. All shortlisted candidates have to complete the NMCCE Mumbai B.Com admission process by getting their documents verified and paying the admission fee.
NMCCE Mumbai B.Com application form has to be submitted online by visiting the official website. Candidates aspiring to take admission to the B.Com course at NMCCE Mumbai have to first check and meet the eligibility criteria and then proceed further with the application process.
Overall: Students of MCVC Courses, Academic year 2015 - 16 of SYJC in Narsee Monjee College Of Commerce And Economics, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai - 400056, were instructed by professors and vice principal to bully harrass to a student without any logical reason and have foes relations with him/her only because he/she was a victim one of his/her personal matter. Professors : Sonee Patra, Pushpita Roy. Anupama, Mamta Baid Following were the students who did what their teachers said them to do : [from div A in MCVC] 1. Dhvani Chheda (permanent stay at Navi Mumbai) 2. Sanika Darod (went to Mithibai College after the course) 3. Yash Haria (went to Usha Pravin Gandhi College for BMS after the course) 4. Aangi Mepani (went to Mithibai College for BMS after the course) 5. Jenisha Parekh (continuously having drops of academic years in BMM due to unclearence of 2nd semester) 6. Tina Parekh (stayed at at N.M. College for BCOM after the course) 7. Mirage Ruparel (went to Mithibai College after the course) 8. Heta Shah (stayed at N.M. College after the course) 9. Akshi Sheth (went to Usha Pravin Gandhi College for BMM after the course) 10. Khushboo Shah (went to KES Shroff College for BMS after the course) 11. Sakshi Shah (went to Jai Hind College for B.VOC : Travel Tourism after the course) 12. Khush Trivedi (went to St. Xavier's College for B.VOC Travel Tourism after the course) 13. Jinal Tanna (went to Mithibai College for BMM after the course) 14. Smit Vakharia (went to Mithibai College for BBI after the course) 15. Shreya Shah (remained in N.M. College after the course) 16. Shyam Umakant 17. Aagam Shah 18. Dwiti Patel (went to SNDT after the course) 19. Insiya Rupawala (went to Mithibai College for BA after the course) 20. Pavan Somaiya (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 21. Karthikey Vishwa (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 22. Jay Vanjariya (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 23. Neha Padale (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 24. Roshni Vishwakarma (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 25. Karina Michwal (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 26. Jeevan Parab (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 27. Vishwa Cholera (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 28. Rahul Shirkar (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 29. Dhara Ajmera (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 30. Himanshi Dodiya (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 31. Reiya Rangnaekar (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 32. Urja Rajput (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 33. Maitri Gandhi (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 34. Shivani Singh (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) 35. Dimple Aahir (went to KES Shroff College for BMM after the course) Parents and relatives of the victim were about to file a case in the court against the college. But couldn't because H.S.C. Board exams were nearby. At that time N.M. College forced other children to take inaccurate actions which are illegal and opposite to Maharashtra State Board as well as laws. Apart from official utility from college to the teen, leaving his/her success in his/her own hand was also flunged away so that by victim's side descision would be that, to take a drop of the year. This was done by the college so that their reputation could be maintained. This news has been found after many research and interviews. Many times in newspapers, news articles have been printed that students of the same college tend to suicide or leave college because of pressure which is being imposed and immature behaviour due to at a times incomplete assignments, atkt's, incomplete college work, unsuccessful college festivals, etc. Sometimes attendance is being cut if staffs get angry. Even online news can be found regarding these. Above mentioned students should not be given admissions or placements anyhow, everybody tweeted as well as reviewed.
Placement: This College won't give placement. When company comes to know that you are from NM college, they will not given you the job. Also students of the same college don't have any practical knowledge and experience to work anywhere.
Infrastructure: Except canteen, the infrastructure of the college is very bad. Classrooms have projectors which doesn't work all the time. Stupid drawings have been made by students on walls and benches. Washrooms smell very bad. Lobbies and classes are very dirty. Dust and waste is lying near college outside.
Faculty: Teachers themselves are unqualified. When students ask to clear their doubts they are unable to. They don't have any practical knowledge and experience to share with students. And come up to raise their hands on students.
Hostel: Over there, hostel is like you are staying in a government hospital. Very unhygienic place to stay, unwashed bedsheets and blankets, water only comes for an hour in a day to take a bath, no sweepers over there, etc. Apart from it, tasteless food, no salt, no sugar, cooked in palm oil, etc.