TISS Mumbai Cutoff 2025: Check Category-wise and Round-wise Cutoff

I choose this collage because it's better for my future, there teaching circulation is very good, they provide us placement also and also provide internship in each semester as well as it's help to us for better my future.

I applied in different colleges like JNU, DSE and Hyderabad University but I chosen TISS Mumbai because it offers a descent placement and provides a better understanding in research and practical learning.

I was more of a defence aspirant and got into OTA but was later medically unfit so I choosed TISS as my back-up option. I had confirmed admissions from IMU Mumbai , Vizag and All the Nits of north east and Nit Srinagar. Also i had offers from Nirma University and SRM and Symbiosis University.But TISS was most reputed of them all so i preferred coming here , also the academic load isn't very high here was a reason for me to join here so i can polish my other skills without compromising study. Now the admission process for TISS is different , we gave TISS bat exam and merit list was prepared based on that , cut-off was around 35 marks out of 50 for general category students. Now the admission is done through CUET UG exam and I don't have much idea about it.

WWI gives a degree in Media and Communication which is rare in India. You get a TISS degree which is great especially if you plan to study abroad. It is a perfect blend of practical and theory knowledge. It prepares you for real world and challenges you to become a better version of yourself. There are multiple projects that make you aware of your skills. WWI has great networks in the industry which makes it a hub of creativity. Industry experts often come to conferences, talks,panels to interact with students. Admission Process is simple, you need to fill forms, give a test, and an interview. If you pass all the stages you'll be welcomed to the WWI family. Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 in any discipline from a recognized education board.

Comparing to other colleges, the syllabus is practically and socially relevant for Indian context. And our institution has a properly functioning placement cell. Also it's a well known premium institution

I had admission offers from SIBM Bangalore, LBSIM Delhi, IMT Nagpur and some tier 3 business schools. But I chose TISS because they have good branding and overall it aligns better with my goals of starting my own venture rather than learning how to work in a corporate culture. I got rejection from IIM Kozhikode, NIBM Pune, SIBM Pune, NMIMS Mumbai and some New IIMs. Admission process is rigorous you have to appear for CAT/CUET for getting the online assessment (GDPI) call, you have to fill DAF form (very important thing) on the basis of your overall score of GDPI and entrance exam you will get your names in admission list. PI is hard to crack.

1. The social perspective attached to it as I was inclined towards Social work. 2. This course was an amalgamation of everything I wanted to do i.e. Management, Entrepreneurship, Social work. 3. The experiential learning with Field work and Rural immersion. 4. The Tuition Fees

All I know was, I cannot continue my work in more mechanised or corporate world. I need to keep my thoughts touch ith grassroot level and only a social science institutecan bring that. TISS is one of the best institutes for learning different ideas and lenses. I have applied for other colleges like MSSW, Chennai and CHRIST UNIVERSITY, Bengaluru but when I got my result from TISS I didn't bother to attend other college entrance exams. There was no second thoughts. Whatever I got here, I would have joined.

I was Joined This because me and other Students were thought that its Tiss and its Tata . So it will be Good in Quality of Teaching and Support . Taking Admissions in Tiss is easy you need to take a entrance test and then a interview process.

I have applied for degree and MLT course and first i got call from MLT course I think professional course is always best to study. So i choose this. I didn't get rejected from any other colleges. only science students can apply in this course.