Wilson College, affiliated with Mumbai University, selects students via a merit list on the university's portal. The college is recognized for its qualified faculty who employ a conceptual and logical teaching approach, offering mentorship for exams, further studies, and internships. Academic evaluation includes two 20-mark internal exams and one 60-mark external exam per semester, across two semesters annually. The BMS program is noted for its higher fees: Rs. 16,000 for FYBMS, Rs. 17,680 for SYBMS, and Rs. 18,000 for TYBMS.
The college's Training and Placement committee enhances student employability through personality development and skill-building sessions, with placements available post-5th semester. Companies like Colgate, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley recruit from the campus, where 60% of students typically secure placements. The highest salary package offered was 300,000 INR per annum. Internships, particularly in marketing, offer stipends around 12,000 INR/month, though specific finance internship details are lacking. Over the three-year course, total costs approximate INR 52,695, with tuition fees ranging from INR 17,000 to INR 26,000 annually.
Scholarships based on merit, military status, and alumni agreements are offered, with specific programs like the Curran-Bonner and TASC scholarships available, though direct scholarships for general category students aren't provided. Scholarship assistance is available through a student aid policy, with more information from the principal. As a Christian minority institution, Wilson College aims to provide quality education at minimal fees, benefiting underprivileged students.
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