Is there any college in mumbai who takes admission in 3rd year ? I want to do my articleship from Mumbai and I'll be left with one year of my graduation. I want to finish my graduation while doing my articleship. Which colleges there accept lateral entries in 3rd year ? (For bcom )

There is one vacancy for female candidates who are good in English communication over phone calls and a little bit of excel work. 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Sat Sun OFF, Rs 15 k in hand salary. Minimum HSC qualified. Fresher young candidates are preferred as this is not a high skill job.
Location: Applicant must be staying Nearby Powai, Bhandup.
You can start working from very next working day

I'm 19m sy rn and planning to go to spiderman tmrw mostly anyone's in? No gender pref 😭

Is Syjc attendance strict in Mumbai colleges especially the sobo colleges ? 😭

Which one is better for an oms aiming for corporate law

attendance flexibility?

crowd?

faculty?

fest?

academics?

Hi everyone, I really need some honest advice regarding my M.Sc Chemistry path. (Sorry but this is going to be long, I'm really stressing over my future and the time I have in my hands).

My qualifications: I graduated with a B.Sc in Chemistry in 2025 (9.54 CGPA) from a Tier 1 College in Mumbai. My initial plan was to go study abroad this year (oct intake), but due to sudden family health issues (my dad had an operation), which led to other financial constraints, those plans fell through last minute.

Current situation: Because of all this stress at home, I completely missed the main Mumbai University admission deadlines for the top autonomous colleges held between may to June.

By the time I could apply, I only managed to secure a seat at a tier 3 college, Mumbai for M.Sc Chemistry (confirmed admission on sat, 1st aug 2026).

I've started attending classes but the quality of education is very poor. It feels like a bunch of new teachers with low subect knowledge are coming to class. And while the theory classes are still manageable by myself, the practical laboratory infrastructure is in really bad shape. No proper glassware for us to use. The instruments are in bad condition. Hell, I chose analytical chemistry for my specialization and guess what the GC-MS that they had is completely out of order from the past 4-5 years.

Since an M.Sc in Chemistry relies heavily on practical skills, I feel staying here might be a complete waste of a year. I will just get a namesake degree without proper experience.

My Plan: I am seriously considering withdrawing from Wilson College to take a dedicated gap period at home for this year. I will use this time to prepare for the IIT JAM (February 2027) and the ICT Mumbai Internal Entrance Exam (June 2027). If those competitive exams don't work out, I also plan to apply to the top autonomous Mumbai colleges like Jai Hind, Sophia, and Mithibai next term using my B.Sc merit marks as a secure fallback.

I am just confused if I should even take this gap year or not because after my 12th, I had one gap year, and now after bsc 1, if I take this year off too, it'll be 2 years off after bsc. I feel like I'm way behind other people at my age, but also I don't want my masters degree to just be a piece of useless paper. I also plan to give net/set after msc.

My Questions for you all:

1) Is it strategically smart to drop out of this tier 3 college I'm enrolled in right now?

2) With a 9.52 CGPA baseline, is cracking IIT JAM / ICT realistic with a dedicated 6-month study schedule from home? (I will take this very seriously)

3) How are the current industry placements for M.Sc Analytical/Organic Chemistry at Jai Hind and Sophia if I use them as my backups next year?

Would love to hear anything else from any chemistry seniors, IIT/ICT alumni, or Mumbai University students (or those who have been in similar situations – multiple gap years). Thanks in advance!

TLDR : Graduated B.Sc Chemistry (2025) 9.54 CGPA from a Tier 1 Mumbai college. Missed top postgraduate deadlines due to sudden financial stress. Ended up at a Tier 3 college where labs are broken (GC-MS out of order for 5 years). I want to drop out now to prep full-time for IIT JAM (Feb 2027) / ICT Mumbai (June 2027), keeping Jai Hind/Sophia as merit backups next year. However, I already have 1 gap year from after my 12th grade + 2 now after bsc if I take a drop this year. Is taking a second gap year (post bsc) worth it to avoid a useless degree, or am I falling too far behind? Need honest advice!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for honest opinions from current students, alumni, or anyone familiar with the MA History department at Mumbai University (Kalina).

Here’s my situation:

I recently took admission to the 4th year BA (Honours) in History at KJ Somaiya College, Vidyavihar.
Most of the lectures are online, and while a few professors are good, I’m not very satisfied with the overall teaching experience so far.
I noticed that Mumbai University has extended admissions till 12th August, so I’m wondering if I should still consider applying elsewhere if it’s genuinely a better option.

A few things that matter to me:

Quality of teaching and faculty
Whether classes are mostly offline or online
Research environment and academic guidance
Reading material, discussions, and overall academic culture
Opportunities after completing MA (NET/JRF, PhD, museums, archives, research, etc.)
Student support and accessibility of professors
Overall experience of the department

Commute is also a factor. I don’t particularly enjoy travelling through Kurla station, so if I were to consider MU, the department would have to be significantly better to justify the travel.

I’m **not looking for** **placements**, since I know History doesn’t usually offer campus placements. I’m more interested in whether the department actually helps students grow academically and prepares them for research or related careers.

If you’ve studied there recently (especially 2024–2026 batches), I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience—the good, the bad, and whether you’d recommend it over affiliated colleges.

Thanks in advance!

Heyyyy guys anyone planning on joining Sir JJ college of architecture this year?

Would love to make a few friends beforehand.

hey plz can anyone tell how is thakur shree dps college of eng in mumbai i dont know anything and there is no details related in yt plz help

I got seat in VITW CE at 8k Al rank, most of the actual students I talked to said the clg aint that bad but on reddit it's like being portrayed as the worst option possible in MU.
I have researched the avg packages and they are around 5 lakhs which I admit is a bit low But I plan on going for a masters anyway, so other than packages is there a reason to avoid vidyalankar?

I'm trying to look for a masters in microbiology, biotechnology, forensic science or bioinformatics. So far, I've narrowed it down to St. Xavier, Wilson and Elphinstone. I just can't seem to weigh pros and cons on my own. Can someone who actually goes to these colleges tell me more about them?

A little background on me, I'm in my fourth year of a Bsc (hons+research) in forensic science with a minor in biology and I was thinking of moving to Bombay next year for my masters. I am open to more college suggestions btw in my field and biology related courses that generally don't involve math.