Different colleges have different admission criteria for MSc. Computer Science. Most Indian universities require you to either pursue Computer Science as one of the subjects for at least two years of your undergraduate studies, or pursue an Hons. in Computer Science.
So you might not have a chance to pursue an MSc. in Computer Science in India. But you can opt for an MSc. in Mathematics and Computing. This stream deals with Computer Science, but it is deeply rooted in Mathematics. You can sit for the IIT JAM exam as well.
The actual size of the batch differs according to the specialization. The total batch size of Welingkar is 720 students, including all the PGDM specializations. For the PGDM course, the batch size is around 180 students, which then are divided into batches of 3. There are 120 students for the PGDM e-business and PGDM Research & Business Analytics each, which are bifurcated into batch 1 and batch 2. For the rest of the courses i.e. PGDM Healthcare, PGDM Retail, PGDM Rural, and PGDM Media & Entertainment, the batch size is 60 students each.
Students of various backgrounds such as B.Com, B.Sc, Engineering, Law, Medical and Business Administration join the PGDM program at Welingkar.
While choosing an engineering branch you should consider your career goals, interests and inclination. Both these branches have different scope and objectives. Mechanical engineering deals with designing and manufacturing mechanical systems, and Biotech combines Biology and Technology for development in areas like healthcare, agriculture, and environmental conservation. It is important for you to go through the curriculum of both these branches to decide which one better suits your interests and long term goals.
Mechanical will offer you job opportunities in the automotive, aerospace, energy, robotics, and manufacturing sector. After Biotech you can work in the Pharmaceutical, Healthcare, and agricultural sector. It is up to you to analyze the potential and market demand for both these branches.
If you are skilled in Maths, Physics, Problem-solving, and Design, you can opt for Mechanical. On the other hand, Biotechnology requires an understanding of Biology, Genetics, Biochemistry, Lab Techniques, and Data Analysis. Biotechnology is constantly making new innovations in fields like genetic engineering, drug development, and bioprocessing.
This choice is highly subjective, and completely depends upon your own interest. Both these fields are making rapid progress in their own manner. You have to ultimately decide which one is more in line with your own aspirations.
There are various extracurricular activities organized by various clubs and committees throughout the year. There are cultural events, sports events, management fests, competitions, etc.
Some of the sports activities organized by the institute are Impact20 which is a cricket competition and JogaBonito’ which is a football competition. Then the students celebrate all the cultural festivals like Holi, Diwali, Christmas, Pongal, Onam, etc. Then there is WeBiz which is organized by the students of the e-Business course and is also one of the most popular management activities organized by Welingkar.
Yes, Welingkar Mumbai does offer tuition fee waivers to students whose family income is less than 8 lakhs. For such students, the fees is around INR 2 lakhs for 2 years. It is only given to the top 5 percentile of the students, so it is important to have a high score in the semester exams.
Jaipuria Institute of Management does not accept NMAT Scores for its Programs. The Institute accepts CAT / CMAT / XAT / MAT / GMAT Entrance Exam Scores for its Programs.
Jaipuria Institute of Management offers PGDM as its Flagship program in various specializations. Admission to the PGDM program is based on Entrance Exam Scores, followed by Case Analysis, Personal Interview, Academic Performance, Work Experience and Extracurricular Activities.
The eligibility criteria for Welingkar Mumbai is at least 50% aggregate in 10th 12th and graduation. The candidates will also have to appear for any one of the exams among CAT/ XAT/ GMAT/ ATMA/ CMAT and will have to score around 80 - 85 percentile. The applicants will be shortlisted based on the exam scores and will be called for the GD PI process and based on their overall performance, they will be allotted the seats.
The two-year MBA education would cost INR 24.5 lakhs, which would include tuition and additional costs. To guarantee that students have access to necessary resources and support services, this all-inclusive package includes tuition, library access, internet facilities, case permission royalties, course materials, hostel room rent, service charges, medical insurance, personal accident insurance, and alumni activities. There are also caution deposits to take into account. For security deposits, a one-time payment of Rs. 5,000 for the hostel and Rs. 15,000 for the general category must be made at the time of registration. Additionally, each term, students will have to pay a mess advance of Rs. 30,000 for meal services and dormitory accommodations. This breakdown makes sure that students are aware of the financial commitments involved in attending IIM Bangalore.
The candidates will have to upload the scanned copy of all the original documents which will be verified at the time of GD-PI and also during registration for final admission. The documents required are as follows:
Other than these, your extra-curricular activity certificates, academic excellence certificates and sports certificates should be submitted. The extracurricular activities also carry some weightage during the admission process along with the Interview and academic marks.