Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai All Questions

Hii There,

Roughly 80-90% of our students secure placements with appealing compensation packages. Our institution collaborates with well-known companies such as ENY, Wipro, Savage and Palmer, among others. Additionally, the college provides internship opportunities to students during the summer while they are still in college.

For more information about this college, please refer:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sydenham-college-of-commerce-and-economics-mumbai/reviews

I hope this answers your question.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.  At the undergraduate level, Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics is well-known for offering a wide variety of professional degree programmes such as B.Com, BBI, and BMS. Admission to these popular programmes is merit-based and given following the successful announcement of the college's own merit lists.

The Admission process:

• The SIMSREE admissions procedure follows the rules established by the Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education, and students are chosen through a 'Centralized Admission Process' (CAP).
• Candidates must choose SIMSREE as their institution and programme of study.
• DTE will release a provisional allotment based on the CAP merit list.
• Candidates must report to an admission reporting Centre and pay the first instalment of the admission fee to guarantee their seat at SIMSREE.

The Basic eligibility:

A candidate must have completed his or her 10+2 with a minimum of 45 percent marks in the relevant stream of education from any recognized board of education to be eligible for UG courses. Aside from these programmes, the college provides various practical degree programmes in Foreign Trade, Certificate Courses, and a PG M.Com degree.

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Sydenham College is one of the good commerce colleges.The college provides various opportunities to its students through their internship as well as placements. About 85%students got placed in various reputed companies. Eligibility criteria for joining into BMS programme is that the candidates should have passed 10+2 with 45% for general category and 40%for reserved categories from a recognised board. The admission is based on the merit.

Mumbai University has released the 1st merit list for the admissions to the undergraduate programmes offered by the colleges affiliated to the university. The admissions are being conducted for the 2020-21 Academic session. The first merit list for the 2020-21 academic year has been released by KC College, Nirmala Niketan, Patar College etc. candidates who have applied for the admissions to the undergraduate programmes can visit the official website of the affiliated colleges to check the Mumbai University first merit list. The first merit list will be released by individual affiliated colleges on their official website. To check the first merit list students can log into the official website of the affiliated colleges.

Dear Aspirant,

There is a 15-35% reservation in colleges in Maharashtra for All India Examinations like CAT/XAT etc. With your CAT percentile it will be difficult to get into the older IIMs (at least 99.5) but may make it to the newer ones, however you will certainly qualify for other top B Schools (at least 92%) in India. Hence with this percentage you definitely will qualify for Sydenham Institute of Management Studies and SPPU – Department of Management Sciences (PUMPA). We suggest you speak to both and understand their mindset and then decide if you need to write your MHCET.

Good Luck

Dear Aspirant,

Sydenham MMS intake is of 120 students and that of PGDM is of 60 students and the admission process is through cap rounds

The cut off depends on category, rank. Last year the cut off for open category was 99.11

So there are chances for you to get Sydenham college

For more information do visit

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-cet-cutoff/amp

Hope this helps

Hi Akash,

Since September 2, 2019 ruling, Supreme court of India has restored the autonomous status of JBIMS. Thus some changes has been done in the seats allocation as the no. of seats are reduced from 120 to 102 for mahrashtra candidates but the no. of seats available for all India candidates is still 18. The expected cutoff score to get into JBIMS for all India open category seat is around 150-155.