How much percentage is required for Jai Hind College?
Applicants must have completed the Maharashtra State Board of Higher & Secondary Education or an equivalent programme from another Board with a minimum cumulative score of 45% (40% reserved category) to be considered for admission to Jai Hind College.
- For students in the general category, the cut-off
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The general minimum requirement for admission in Jai Hind College, Mumbai is 50% aggregate in Class 12. Jai Hind College percentage requirements are different for different courses.
For MBA/PGDM, candidates should have passed Graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate score along with entrance exam s
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No, it is not compulsory to have Mathematics in Class 12 for BCA admission at Jai Hind College. Students can apply directly after completing Class 12 from any board.
Yes, Jai Hind College enquiry forms are open. Students can fill the same online. The forms are available at the official site of Jai Hind College. Students can get in touch with the college to know about admissions.
Jai Hind College BCA eligibility has to be met for students to get admission. The minimum eligibility required is as below:
- Class 12 from a recognised board
At Jai Hind College, students are offered different courses at UG & PG levels. The list of courses is as below:
- BCom
- BCA
- BBA
- B.Ed
- UG Diploma in Computer Applications
- PG Diploma in Computer Applications
Yes, an average student can get into Jai Hind College. Students at the college are selected on a merit basis. As long as students clear the basic eligibility, they can get admission. There are no entrance tests and interview.
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