Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics is one of the pioneering colleges of Commerce in India. It was established by SVKM (Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal) trust in the year 1964. 

Highlights:-

• Innovative teaching techniques and Application based methodology.
• NAAC (A++) grade
• Maximum rank holders at the Maharashtra board.
• Highest number of C.A.'s, C.S.'s, and ICWA's.
• Centrally A/C, fully automated library, various online databases, online resources, college website and UGC
• 25 and above associations along with the vibrant Students
• National and International players : Chess, Table Tennis,
• Forum for co-curricular activities.
• Umang- The most sought after College Festival.
• NAAM – Alumni Association.

Infrastructure:-

The building includes a modern air-conditioned office block, modern well equipped air-conditioned classrooms, well planned corridors & 2 elevators.

Co-Curricular Activities:-

Computer Society: On 3rd December, 2013 two events and one workshop was held “Maths Quiz” which created a heat competition among the participants who were desperately trying to get the correct answer. “Sudoku” which furthered the competition. A workshop was conducted by Mr. Shekhar Ghosh, director of sooper se upar and creative director of Gumrah end of innocence, inspiring the yound NMites to adopt ad-film making as a new hobby, Vice-principal of Junior College Mr. Kamaraj inaugurate the BITZ magazine.

Cultural Society:- (Sep 2013): The Cultural Society conducted 3 events Tappintoes – on 24th September, 2013 which was a dance competition. On 27th September, 2013 the finalists were given a theme to dance on and 3 students were selected as the winners.

Hobby Centre:- Organized a “Dance Work Shop” by “Split Sole Dance Academy” on 10th December, 2013. They taught about 125 students various dance forms such as hip-hop and jazz.

N.S.S.:

1. Carter Road Project has been continued in this month, wherein the NSS members go to Carter Road (Bandra) and assist in the education of 40-50 underprivileged children who assemble everyday to learn from 6.45am to 9.00am.

2. Ashiana:- Ashiana, a school for autistic children. NM NSS students assist the teachers in their task of teaching the students.

3. NSS Camp: This year the NSS camp was scheduled from 9th December to 15^th December at Ashram Shala Padghe, Umroli, near Palghar. This was an effort to improve the lives of the school children and widen their horizons.The children were initiated and trained in 4 sports: chess, football, volleyball and badminton.

4. Energy Conservation: On the Carnival Day of our college (24th December) a stall was put up in college premises by the NSS students where the students could come and play a game.

Clubs & Festivals:-

The Psychologic Club:- The Psychology Club of NM College, known for out of the box thinking as well as conducting self‐enriching events continued with its tradition in the year 2011‐12. We had "Rendezvous with Lakshmi Narayan Tripathi" in the month of August which turned out to be a super‐success. 

Rotaract Club:- Mock the Bill- A Mock Indian Parliament Session Concept: The idea of replicating the atmosphere of the Indian parliament where the MPs voice their understanding and consequent opinions regarding a bill of absolute public importance is what formed the core concept of this event.

Umang Intercolegiate festival:- The theme for Umang 2013 was 'One Life to Live'. The three day fest which was held from August 15 to 17, was a power packed one with a wide range of events. From literary arts to management, from UV dance to dramatics and gaming - Umang 2013 had it all. 

Wildlife and Nature Club: Held a “Gaming” event called “Action Replay” on 12th December, 2013. Games such as “Dog & Bone”, “Ball balancing relay” & “Balloon Bursting” were played.

Hindi Sahitya Mandal: 14th September 2013 was celebrated as Hindi Diwas at N M College towards promoting Hindi language. Students were given three contemporary topics and an Elocution competition was held.

Facilities:-

Library:-

The well equipped computer laboratories with 80 computers and Wi-Fi facility enhance the learning process and enable the proper conduct of University prescribed courses. The College has a seating capacity of around 400 students, where reading and learning is a bliss. Besides, the library is updated regularly. The library has a collection of:

• Books app. 60,017
• CDS 535
• Journals and Periodicals 94
• News Paper 19

Hostel Facility:-

The Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal has a common boy’s hostel at a distance of a half-kilometer from the college and a hostel for girls opposite Utpal Sanghavi School, which is also close to the college.