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Q1. One thing I wanted to ask was regarding Provisional statement of Eligibility certificate. Who is going to issue this certificate and from where can I get it as the applicant is an OMS student?
Provisional Statement of Eligibility (PSOE) is required for the student who has passed the HSC / Equivalent Examination for other than Maharashtra State Board. University of Mumbai issues the PSOE. Process for applying for PSOE:
1. Collect the application form from the college, fill the form and submit the form at any college along with the ATTESTED PHOTOCOPY of the following documents:
- Marksheet of HSC / Equivalent Examination
- Transfer Certificate , Migration Certificate
- Marksheet of SSC / Equivalent Examination
2. Fees payable : for students from state Rs. 320/- and for foreign nationals : Rs. 750/-.
3. The college will forward the application form along with the documents and the fees to the Eligibility Section of University of Mumbai.
4. Students should collect the Provisional Statement of eligibility from the college where the application is submitted after 8 working days.
5. Kindly note that PSOE is COURSE WISE
6. PSOE can be used for submitting the admission form for the particular course at any college.
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Q2. What are the norms for attendance in the college?
Attendance is compulsory. As per the ordinance 119 of University of Mumbai, Every student is required to maintain a minimum of 75% attendance separately for lectures, tutorials and or practical conducted for each semester / term, failing which the terms will not be granted and the student cannot appear for the term end and/or annual examination conducted by the College on behalf of the University or the Board or by the University or by the Maharashtra Board.
However, concessions are granted to the students for participating in all co-curricular activities conducted b y the college. Also concession is granted to students on medical ground on submission of the necessary medical certificates immediately on attending lectures.
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Q3. Can I know the procedure to apply for recommendations from the faculty / Principal?
The student need to apply to the concerned faculty / Principal stating the reason for asking for a recommendation and the name and address to whom the certificate is to be mailed. Recommendation would then be made available at the college office after 8 working days in a sealed envelope. It would be the responsibility of the student to collect the sealed envelope from the counter and mail it.
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Q4. How to Apply for a Transcript?
Application stating all the relevant information along with the fees prescribed by University of Mumbai should be filed and submitted at the Counter in the College Office. It would take about 10 working days to prepare the transcript
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Q5. What is the Maharashtra ranking of NM College?
India Today in its survey in June 2008 ranked N M College as the No. 1 Commerce College in Maharashtra imparting education in Commerce.
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Q6. Is NM College accredited by NAAC?
Yes N M College is accredited by NAAC with “B++” grade.
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Q7. Is N M College affiliated to University of Mumbai?
Yes. N M College is permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai
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Q8. How to apply for Railway Concession?
Students who are not residing in Vile Parle are eligible for Railway concession. Railway Concession is issued at the counter on submission of the application form. Railway concession form is issued on the next working day but not later than 2 working days. Students are required to submit a photocopy of proof of residence i.e. any document which establishes the relation between the students and his place of stay.
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Q9. How to apply for a Bonafide Certificate?
Student is required to submit a written application (available at the counter) and pay the necessary fees. The bonafide certificate can be collected from the counter on the next working day.
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Q10. Can the student change the subjects once selected?
No. Change of subject is NOT permitted once selected.
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Q11. Is it compulsory for the student to remain present during the admission process?
It is advisable and preferable that the student remain be present during the admission process to ensure that proper subject combinations etc. are selected.
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Q12. What are the College Timings?
Generally the college timings are as given below:
Degree College : 7.15 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
Junior College : 12.00 noon to 6.45 p.m.
However, daily timing of lectures etc. may vary as per the requirement and availability of the faculty. Above timings are subject to change as per the requirement.
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Q13. Can the fees be paid in cash?
No. The fees is to be paid Demand Draft or by Pay Order only.
In case of Junior College, the Demand Draft or Pay Order drawn in favour of “Narsee Monjee Junior College of Commerce and Economics” payable at Mumbai.
In case of Degree College, the Demand Draft or Pay Order drawn in favour of “Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics” payable at Mumbai.
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Q14. Is one required to submit an Affidavit even if they have already provided a Caste Certificate?
Caste certificate must be submitted by students seeking benefits under the Reserved Category. Candidates seeking admissions under Gujarati linguistic quota must submit the affidavit.
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Q15. Are Christians/Sikhs/Muslims etc. eligible to apply in the Minority Quota?
No. Only Gujarati Linguistic Minority candidates with domicile proof of residing in Maharashtra can apply under the Minority quota.
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Q16. Would the Merit List be displayed on the college website?
Yes. Merit lists will be displayed on the College website along with all the necessary details of payment of fees.
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Q17. Can I cancel the admission? If yes, when are the original documents returned?
Yes. The student is at liberty to cancel the admission and the documents are returned at the earliest but not later than 2 working days.
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Q18. How many merit lists are displayed?
No. Of merit list to be displayed depends upon the number of students confirming their admissions. No admissions are made once the seats are filled or the admission process is stopped by the Government.
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Q19. My name had appeared in the first merit list and I failed to pay the fees and submit the original documents within the stipulated time period and the next merit list is displayed. Can I pay the fees and confirm the admission after the new merit list is displayed?
No. Once a new merit list is displayed, only the students whose names appear in the displayed merit list are eligible to seek admission. All the others whose names have appeared in the previous list(s) but did not complete the formalities for confirmation of admission lose their claim on admission.
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Q20. What is the basis of deciding the cut off percentages?
Based on the applications received and seats available the merit lists are prepared.
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Q21. What are the courses offered in Degree College?
SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics offers two courses Bachelor of Commerce i.e. B.Com. (Specialisation in Accountancy and Business Management) and Bachelor of Management Studies i.e. B.M.S.
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Q22. What are the courses offered in Junior College?
SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics offers the following courses in its Junior College: - FYJC & SYJC in Commerce Stream
- Minimum Competency Vocational Courses (MCVC) or its new nomenclature “HSC Vocational” in three trades : Accountancy, Marketing and Salesmanship and Tours and Tourism.
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Q23. Is NM College a minority college? If yes, what type of minority status does it enjoy?
NM College is a Linguistic Minority institute for Gujarati speaking.
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Q24. Is there any specific quota for In-house students in the Degree as well as Junior College?
There is a very specific quota in admissions at F.Y.J.C. and F.Y.B.Com. class for in-house students.
In case of F.Y.B.Com. class i.e. Degree College, preference is given to the In-house students and in case if any seats remain vacant after accommodating all the in-house students, are these seats offered to the outside students. These seats are filled on purely merit basis as per the norms prescribed by the University of Mumbai and Government of Maharashtra from time to time.
However, in case of Junior college the quota for in-house students is restricted to 20% of the intake capacity.
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Q25. How do you define In House Students?
Degree College: All those students who have passed the HSC Examinations from the Junior College of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics as regular students are treated as In-House students for admissions to F.Y.B.Com. class (i.e. students who have passed their HSC examinations thru Form 17 or in October or in any of the preceding year in which the admission is sought to the Degree College will not be treated as in House students) Junior College: Students who have passed their SSC examinations from Smt. Gokalibai Punamchand Pitambar High School (GPPH) or Chatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School (CNMS) as regular students will be treated as in-house students. For ex. Students seeking admission to FYJC / FYBCom for the academic year 2009-10, should have passed his SSC / HSC examination conducted in March 2009 as regular students of (CNN or Gokhalibai / only will be treated as In-House Students.
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