Pillai College of Arts, Commerce, and Science offers a wide range of courses in Commerce, Arts, Science, Engineering, and Architecture, with admissions based on 12th-grade percentages. Applicants must complete both MU and PCACS forms, with admissions requiring a combination of online and offline procedures. Fees, ranging from approximately INR 22,700 to INR 38,052 annually for BAF and BCom courses, can be paid in installments, and a transparent fee breakdown is provided.

Reserved category students benefit from an annual fee refund, covering about half the cost. The college's faculty, with at least 8 years of experience, provides quality education with a student-friendly approach, maintaining a balanced faculty-to-student ratio. Students attend 5 lectures daily over a 6-day week, with the syllabus completed on time, complemented by revision lectures. The college has a strong placement record, with companies like Wipro, Infosys, TATA, HDFC, ICICI, and Reliance recruiting students.

Placement eligibility begins in the 5th to 6th semesters, with up to 70%-90% of students securing jobs. Average salary packages range from INR 3-6 lakhs per annum, with top packages reaching INR 8-12 lakhs. Internships are also available, offering stipends of INR 4,000 to 20,000 per month. Numerous scholarships and financial aid are available for economically weaker sections and reserved categories, supporting about 50% of the fees. The placement cell actively prepares students through workshops and interview training, enhancing their employability.

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Sakshi Nagotkar

4.0Helpful

B.Com, Accounting And Finance

Reviewed on Oct 9, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Vibrant campus life at Pillai College.

Fees and Financial Aid:

The fee structure at BCom accounting and finance at Pillai college of arts commerce and science is structured as follows: In the first year the tuition fee is approximately 45000 along with admission fee of 5000 development fee of 3000 caution fee of 2000 lab fee of 2500 and registration fee of 1000 total around 58500.

SAKSHI SATISH NAGOTKAR

Reviewed on Sep 21, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Vibrant and balancing practical learning with campus life at Pillai college

The yearly fee for BCom accounting and finance program at Pillai college of arts commerce and science Navi Mumbai is is approximately INR ?38,052 per year. This brings the total fees for three year course around INR 1,14,156 the fees have remained relatively stable, though it's worth checking directly with the college for any potential hikes in the future. Here's the breakdown of the fees : Tuition fees included in the yearly fee Development fee part of the fee structure Lab fee (if applicable for elective subject) Caution fee likely refundable upon course redemption Registration and admission fees charged during the first year For reserved category students like SC/OBC/ST/NT etc the fee structure may differ with applicable scholarships reducing the overall cost. In terms of financial aid Pillai college offer several scholarship opportunities Govt. scholarship fir reserved categories SC,OBC,ST,NT etc Merit cum need scholarship these are awarded based on both academic and fin need

Sneha Philse

Reviewed on Sep 18, 2024(Enrolled 2021)

The college life that everyone should experience!

In Pillai's 1st year's course fees was Rs. 26000, and in 2nd year fees were slightly higher that is Rs. 30000 and in my final year fees was Rs. 33000. This was inclusive of all the fees like Term fees, Library fees, etc

Saicharan Gopalrao Anala

3.7

Reviewed on Sep 17, 2024(Enrolled 2021)

All you want in a College life is here!

1st year's fees was around Rs. 28,000 inclusive of everything which includes tuition fee, ID and Library card fee, enrolment fee, Disaster relief and VCF, and so on, 2nd year's fees was Rs. 30,000 and last year fees was around Rs. 33,000. The increase of fees is not very high so it is great.

Sahil velani

4.6Helpful

Reviewed on Dec 26, 2023(Enrolled 2020)

Reality of Pillai college

Fees will be hike every year by 10% but it is worth it you will get many things in return college provide many internship with stipend option they provide you the great event and placement opportunity

Ekta

3.9

Reviewed on Dec 20, 2023(Enrolled 2021)

Learn and build

There are various types of opportunities in accounting and finance are provided by pillai college.There is a placement cell in which we can get a good placement in any company like reliance and tata after our post graduation.

Negi Arunsingh Sumansingh

Reviewed on Mar 31, 2023(Enrolled 2020)

True Review

Financial assistance is not provided by the college. Government schemes are there for students of low-income groups. Students need to submit the necessary documents to avail of the benefit. Campus placement is there but only sales job comes for commerce courses.

SAMARTH GANGRADE

5.0

Reviewed on Mar 30, 2023(Enrolled 2021)

A Best College as per your Needs and Dream.

Talking About Fee Structure it would be between 30k to 35k per year. The cost to study per year would be around 50k to 60k Including Fees. Placement Cell helps you for placement in a well-reputed organization.

Ramila kumari

4.3Helpful

Review of pillai college of Arts commerce, and science new Panvel

Pillai college provides an opportunity for a scholarship to students who comes in a special category. the accounting and finance course fees were approximately between 25000 to 30000 and the college provides job opportunities to students

Arsiya Mujawar

4.4

Reviewed on Mar 30, 2023(Enrolled 2020)

Bachelor's of Accounting and Finance department

The fee structure for a Bachelor's of Accounting and Finance includes fees for all kinds of activities and departments in college such as sports, library, renovation, etc. Financial assistance is provided to students who come from poor families or have lost their parents.

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