BGPS' Mumbai College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Mumbai: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

The College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Wadala, Mumbai is one of the offshoots of BGPS established in the year 2004. This is an affiliated college, having a compact campus spread over 2.11 acres, boasting of a student strength of 467 and a faculty strength of 15, offering undergraduate courses in arts, commerce, and science. NAAC accredition for this institution says that they ensure quality education. BGPS's College in Mumbai offers five courses at the undergraduate level; these are popular programs such as B. Com, B.Sc in Computer Science, Information Technology and Biotechnology, and BMS- thereby catering to diverse academic interests and career aspirations of students.

The modern facilities are a gamut of those shaping the student experience at the college. It has a well-stocked library with over 9,000 books and national and international journals, which can turn into an instant source of knowledge for academics. There are state-of-the-art computer laboratories with internet-enabled services available to students. The institution maintains the AICTE norms in respect of the computer-to-student ratio, which is 1:4. The campus is Wi-Fi-enabled and has ensured a seamless connectivity system for students and staff. The college also provides indoor and outdoor sports facilities, with provisions for playing table tennis, carom, and chess, for the sports enthusiasts. It has also emphasized all-round development through including yoga and meditation sessions within its seminar hall.

BGPS' Mumbai College of Arts, Commerce and Science currently has five full-time undergraduate courses of three years each. Some courses within this category include B.Com, B.Sc in Computer Science, B.Sc in Information Technology, B.Sc in Biotechnology, and BMS. The various courses open avenues for students to follow their interests in commerce, management, and several scientific fields.

Admission to Mumbai College of Arts, Commerce and Science, BGPS' is open and merit-based. It considers the academic performance in the qualifying examinations.