The college i dream about

The college is a government aided college also the college was chosen by my sister. The following college was a old catholic College with a good alumni students. The children coming here gain a good English speaking and vocabulary...Read More

Actually i wanted to go to narsee minjee college u had my 11th and 12th there only . But didnt get as cut off was high even when i had gujarati minority. I also got in hinduja wilson bhavans , i chose this college as one my of good friend took admission here. There was no exam for my course , it was purely based on 12th marks , admission process was good and simple...Read More

I applied for a variety of College, including the KC College as well as the Ruia College. I couldn't land there because of the shortage of percentage in my SSC exam. However, I did not plan changing my college in the degree, because I was already comfortable in this. College has significant prose as compared to other colleges in the area. Although although the college might see less in physical space, compared to the Rizvi college, it fulfil this negative with the quality of staff and crowd. The college admission basically takes place through the centralised administration process of the Maharashtra board. The degree college admissions happened with CET and other admission examinations. There also exist a management quota where one can be admitted through donations. There is ample of seat available in various courses....Read More

I have applied to some Colleges in Mumbai but the st Andrew's college was near from my home so I decided to go to this collage But I dint got that college near me But in 3 list I got my collage Where I want to go...Read More

I chose St. Andrew’s College of Hotel Management because it offered a great balance of quality education, affordable fees, and excellent placement opportunities. Compared to other colleges like IHM Mumbai and WGSHA Manipal, which have high cutoffs and intense competition, St. Andrew’s had a more accessible admission process. It also provided modern infrastructure and proximity to home in Pune, which was a big advantage. Although I was rejected by IHM Mumbai and WGSHA due to tough cutoffs and limited seats, St. Andrew’s turned out to be the perfect fit. The admission process included an entrance test, Class 12 merit, and a personal interview, with reasonable cutoffs ensuring accessibility. Overall, St. Andrew’s offers a well-rounded curriculum, practical learning opportunities, and strong industry connections, making it an excellent choice for my hospitality career....Read More

I had applied for Wilson college as well and I did got admission in Wilson, but unfortunately it was for the combination of Philosophy and English. I wanted my combination to English and Psychology, which I got it, in St. Andrews. The admission process is quite straightforward. There are no eligibility exam. The admission solely depends upon the 12th marks. There are provisions for the minorities, sports category and ST AND SC groups....Read More