Is the minority status different for SIES MMS and SIES technology?

No as per 2016 SIESCOMS have reserved their seats only for Tamil. Approval: AICTE/DTE/University of Mumbai Eligibility: As per guidelines of Mumbai University and DTE, State of Maharashtra. Admission process: SIESCOMS is a linguistic minority institute (Mother Tongue Tamil, for people domiciled in Maharashtra). Hence 51% of the seats are reserved for the linguistic minority students. Fee structure: The fee structure is decided by the Shikshan Shulk Samiti constituted by the Government of Maharashtra and varies from year to year. The fee structure for the year 2014-15 is Rs.1,72,500/- per year (interim). Intake: 120 Website: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.siescoms.edu/admissions/ad_mms.html" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.siescoms.edu/admissions/ad_mms.html</a>

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The DTE is the highest body which has the capacity to make such decisions. Until 2015, SIES admitted only Tamil linguistic people. Just in 2016, it was reversed to South Indians linguistics for the reasons unknown to us. There is a high possibility that SIES may go to their old way of admitting Tamil minorities again. But, as of now, nothing can be said about this. DTE should release a notification regarding this like they did last year (pretty late though). But they should release such notification this year early to avoid last minute confusions. If they do not, I would advise you to go with category South Indian (if you belong to any other linguistic) as there are no other good colleges for Malayalam and other such minorities. So you are not a loss either. But if DTE recognizes sies to be a South Indian minority, you will be admitted under the same. Good luck.

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SIESCOMS has Tamil minority quota for both PGDM and MMS.

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