Himanshi Goyal's Review On Mithibai College Of Arts, Mumbai

Mithibai has great placement opportunity as there are big companies that comes for campus placement like KPMG, DELOITTE, JP MORGAN and EY. So it can give great start to students in corporate world. This is one of the reasons I chose mithibai over other colleges. Also there are so many clubs that I can be a part of to form connections, gather ideas and build leadership skills. I also applied to NMIMS, DU and I got admission there. Reason for not choosing was simple that the opportunities for me were more at Mithibai than any other college and it was a great decision overall. Admission process was all online that makes it convenient for outstation students like me. Cut off for BMS is relatively higher than other self financed courses....Read More

I also applied in many colleges like kes shroff college and rutumbara college ,NL college of arts and commerce. But Mithibai is a well known college for it's fantastic record in the educational aspect....Read More

I got confirmation letter from colleges like Jai hind, Mumbai and St.xavier's Ahemdabad. But still I chose Mithibai because of its NAAC ranking and best faculties they provide. Also, its fees is quite affordable and the environmental and the crowd of the students is also better than any other colleges in Mumbai....Read More

Yes, i have taken admission through management quota as 10% seats ate through that and rest all merit based. My percentage were low and so getting direct admission was impossible. the caption fees for management quota is high but i wanted to be a part of this college no matter what and here i am studying in the college of my dreams....Read More

Positive+, one of the best college in India which provides a great support to students for the future development. Experienced staff and teachers are always a kind of support for the students, it is a great Experience that one can take from this college....Read More

The college had a good modern infrastructure but half of the classrooms were either unpainted or under renovation throughout the three years that I have spent in the college. Several areas were under construction which was a potential hazard to the students. I would rather prefer a heritage building like a south Bombay college than a modern half constructed college. The teachers were experienced but lacked the drive to teach efficiently. I did not find the staff extra ordinary. There was little to no connection between student and teacher. There was a lot of favoritism. Overall the college appeared mismanaged because they did not regularly update the college website and did not feel the need to email us the important updates such as exam dates, we had to run around the college campus to read the notice boards....Read More