Considering the average cut off of the past few years, the average cut off in the 1st list till the 3rd/ 4th list ranges from 94/ 95% or equivalent to 88/ 89% or equivalent.

So, you will easily get admission for BAF in Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics. However, if you are applying in the Open Category then it might be difficult although not impossible. But if you are applying in the Gujarati Minority Category (only if you are eligible) or another Minority Category such as Sports Quota/ NRI Category then you will get the admission for sure.

Other than this you can get admission through Management Quota which will be expensive as you have to give Donations. So I would suggest you apply for the Gujarati Minority (if eligible) and you must apply in the Open Category (if you are not eligible for Gujarati Minority Category).

My brother is a former student of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, so I can give you some information regarding the admission process at the institute. It does not release any physical forms for admission. They conduct everything online. 

All the admission details, forms, and dates of submission are updated on their official website. Generally, they start uploading the admission notices and forms from the end of May every year. So it is advisable to keep an eye on their official website from time to time to get regular updates.

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics can be possibly compared to several top-tier institutes for commerce. 

This institute is one of the best in Mumbai, the other competitors can be Sydenham and Poddar. If we compare colleges on an all-India basis then SRCC or LSR can take the first place, while St. Xavier’s Kolkata can undeniably take the second position. One of my cousins is a recent graduate of St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata, and speaks highly of it. 

Now, NM College is worth joining, since it’s a reputed college. I have a few friends from the institute and they speak highly of the institute. According to the recent placement statistics the highest and average CTC offered in the placement drive is 5.6 LPA and 4 LPA. 

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics offers a lot of courses in the fields of business administration, Economics, and Commerce. The available courses are as tabulated below:

Each course has a separate admission process. You can check the official website to apply for any of these courses.

Yes, the college does not offer a CA course. However, because more than half of the students of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics go on to pursue CA in the later stage of their lives, it is claimed as the CA factory nonetheless. 

One of my cousins is a recent alumnus of the institute, and he says that the title acclaimed to NM college is quite inaccurate. It is because there are several other top colleges that produce students who go on to pursue CA in their upcoming years, without having to call themselves a part of the CA factory. For instance, HR, SRCC, and numerous other institutes are to name a few handfuls. 

Now, whether it is accurate to call NM College a CA factory or not is a completely subjective view. But it is called CA factory as a considerable number of students pursue CA after the completion of their degree from this college.

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics and just like all colleges, they also have their own set of rules and regulations. Here are some day-to-day rules you need to follow:

• Always wear your ID card
• Your attendance must be above 75% officially but they would allow it if it's above at least 50%.
• Never use mobile phones in class.
• If you're late, your attendance for the entire day will be marked absent. 
• Attend all the lectures, be punctual.
• Submit assignments in time without any delay.
• Apart from the theory lectures, you need to have enough attendance in the practical classes too.

Overall, there are other minor rules which you would know once you become a part of Narsee Monjee College. Although the rules might sound quite strict compared to other colleges, these are the rules that make you disciplined and a better person. Failing to adhere to any of the rules can get you debarred from the authorities. 

My cousin recently completed his graduation in B.Com from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics. Although his sole experience was enough to prove the faculty’s excellence, he also had friends from other courses who had the same experience. Here’s what he and his friends had to say:

• The faculty at Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics is excellent no matter what course you study there.
• All the professors are highly qualified, experienced. 
• The majority of them are teaching in this college for 8-10 years except those who joined recently.
• Besides qualification, the faculty is supportive and always there to help you with your smallest doubts.

All in all, NM College has one of the greatest faculties you can find in any college in India. Not only did my cousin happily graduate from there but he also suggested this college to his school juniors and younger members of the family.

Definitely, you can do both CA as well as B.Com at the same time from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai. However, managing both at the same time will be difficult. 

The college has a very strict attendance policy of 75%. So basically you will need to attend classes every day. Living in a city like Mumbai, traveling to and fro to attend lectures, managing studies along with a job is not something that everyone can handle. Even if your attendance percentage is slightly lower than 75% the college will debar you from giving exams and may even expel you from the program. Some students even develop health issues due to such a rigorous schedule.

Now, these are the problems with doing CA and B.Com at the same time. But if you can handle the pressure, then definitely you should do it.

My sister is an alumnus of NM College and she shared some tricks regarding attendance which you may find useful. In NM College, you will not get your attendance, if you miss the first lecture. 

For eventually maintaining both B.Com and your IPCC finals, you should check for the subjects that you rather find uninteresting, and skip those lectures to study on your own. Other than that, if you consider taking a one day leave in the week, spend that by studying individually, instead of doing other insignificant chores. 

There is no regulation whatsoever regarding a student not being allowed to sit in the college library after the lecture period is over. In the library, you will find planty of company even at 7 P.M.

Also, even if you go on to miss one lecture a week, you will still be maintaining 75% as the average, or sometimes, even more. Hope this helps you.

Bachelor in Commerce is a three-year full time undergraduate course.The course prepares students to sustain as a corporate employee or an entrepreneur. They become flexible and gain knowledge to survive in a changing corporate environment. They learn how to focus and understand the business world.

NM College prepares students to imbibe knowledge and skills in their chosen fields. It is known to be a CA factory. The college is strict about their attendance. This sometimes becomes a problem for students who are working or doing internships along with their B.Com.

The course in Symbiosis aims to create an unusual program that has the potential to gain knowledge from theories and achieve practical skills, enhancing the student’s mind. It creates an intellectually stimulating environment for students. It does not have a strict rule about attendance which enables students to pursue jobs or internships while studying.

The table given below shows a brief overview of both the institutes:

Both colleges are equally good, there might be some differences in fees or faculty, batch size, etc. otherwise academically it is more or less the same. If the candidate is willing to be a part of Finance and Consultation, he or she should go for NM College.