For students aspiring to careers in commerce, management, economics, humanities, and international studies, admissions are offered through the NMIMS Programme Aptitude Test (NPAT). It opens doors to the School of Commerce, School of Economics, School of Liberal Arts, School of Branding & Advertising, Centre for International Studies, and the Pravin Dalal School of Entrepreneurship & Management. The programs offered include BBA, B.Com (Minor in Business Analytics), B.Sc (Finance), BBA (FinTech), Integrated BBA–MBA, B.Sc (Economics), BA Liberal Arts, BBA Branding & Advertising, BBA International Business, BBA Management & Marketing, and BBA (Hons.) Finance. Known for interdisciplinary teaching, global exposure, and industry-aligned curriculum, NPAT is counted among India’s most desirable UG entrance pathways. Graduates secured jobs in leading companies with top packages of ₹24.30 LPA for BBA and ₹22.55 LPA for B.Com and B.Sc Finance.

Engineering, technology management, and pharmacy programmes are offered through the NMIMS Common Entrance Test (NCET). It is a gateway to the School of Technology Management & Engineering and the School of Pharmacy & Technology Management across NMIMS campuses, except Bengaluru and Ahmedabad. The programs at these schools include B.Tech, the integrated five-year MBA Tech (B.Tech + MBA), and Pharma Tech (B.Pharm + MBA). From ABET-accredited engineering degrees to NIRF-ranked multidisciplinary technology-management pathways, NCET prepares students with strong technical and leadership skills. Graduates have benefitted with more than 500 recruiters visiting the campus for placements, with the highest package reaching ₹1.22 crore.

Law aspirants can seek admission through the NMIMS Law Aptitude Test (NLAT). It gives aspirants entry to the School of Law and opens admission to B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.). These courses integrate legal education with humanities and management, equipping students to tackle the changing legal landscape. Students gain practical exposure through moot courts, internships, legal writing, and case studies, building foundations in subjects like Political Science, Economics, Sociology, History, and core legal principles including Constitutional, Criminal, and Contract Law. Graduates from SVKM’s NMIMS School of Law have secured placements with packages up to ₹19 LPA.

Design education at NMIMS is offered through the NMIMS Design Aptitude Test (NDAT). It provides access to the School of Design for its unique four-year AICTE-approved B.Des. in Humanising Technology degree program, which aims to make designing technology more humane, accessible and purposeful. The program offers specialisations into Virtual Reality (VR), Internet of Things (IoT), and Cognitive-science-based product design. Graduates have secured jobs across varied roles in EdTech, Gaming, Digital Media, IT Services, and Design Consulting with the highest package of ₹26.4 LPA.

For students inclined towards mathematics, analytics, and data-driven careers, the NMIMS Mathematical Sciences Test (MST) enables entry to the Nilkamal School of Mathematics, Applied Statistics & Analytics. The School offers B.Sc programs in Data Science, Applied Statistics & Analytics, and Applied Mathematical Computing. Graduates have secured placements in leading companies with the top package being ₹22 LPA.

Candidates can find exam-wise eligibility, program details, and the uniform admission process in the detailed handout on the NMIMS official website https://nmims.edu/

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A Major Achievement in Institutional Infrastructure

The award places SVKM’s NMIMS Chandigarh among the nation’s leading institutions known for innovation and quality in construction. The campus structure stood out for its design efficiency, modern approach, and the precision with which the project was executed. The jury selected the project after a detailed evaluation of performance, sustainability considerations, and structural excellence. This win strengthens the institution’s reputation for building academic spaces that combine functionality with long-term durability.

Leadership, Expertise and Team Effort

The achievement is the result of committed teamwork and strong project leadership. The Project Team played a central role in ensuring that each phase met the highest professional standards. Special recognition goes to Er. Jaspreet Singh, Project Manager, whose expertise and oversight guided the project to this national honour. The award reflects months of planning, coordination, and consistent dedication from the engineering, design, and execution teams.

A Benchmark for Future Development

SVKM’s NMIMS Chandigarh continues its growth with a focus on excellence and innovation. This award reinforces the institution’s vision of creating progressive learning environments built on strong foundations. It also sets a new benchmark for upcoming projects across the SVKM’s NMIMS network.

The recognition stands as a testament to the collaborative spirit and high standards that define SVKM’s NMIMS Chandigarh, marking a moment of pride and inspiration for the entire community.

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SVKM’s NSoMASA students will work on live industry projects, apply emerging technologies including Generative AI, and gain mentorship from industry experts. Faculty members will also participate in workshops and training to ensure academic curricula remain aligned with rapidly evolving industry demands. Guest lectures, hands-on assignments, and structured mentorship programs are all designed to translate classroom learning into measurable business impact.

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Prof. Sushil Kulkarni highlighted the opportunity for students to put theory into practice: “We are fortunate to partner with Capgemini, which allows our students to take classroom learning into real- world challenges. Many of our alumni are already associated with the company, and this collaboration strengthens those bonds while creating new pathways for our graduates. This MoU reflects our shared vision of preparing students who are not only skilled but also innovative and adaptable.”

SVKM’s NSoMASA students bring a combination of technical depth and fresh perspectives. Their training spans statistical techniques, machine learning, deep learning, CNN, RNN, cloud computing, and digital security, the skills driving today’s technology revolution, while their natural curiosity challenges established ways of thinking.

This partnership signals a shift in how companies view academic collaboration: from a traditional recruiting exercise to a laboratory for innovation, where student creativity directly drives business transformation. Through this collaboration, SVKM’s NSoMASA students are not only learning; they are actively shaping the future of industry innovation.

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“My journey started when I was ten. I would go to the gym just to watch athletes train. My sister was trying to lose weight, and I would sit there watching and learning. It fascinated me,” Manan says. But he did not begin serious training until 2019. Then the pandemic hit, closing gyms and halting competitions. “It was tough, but I improvised. I trained at home with elastic bands and dumbbells. I did not want to stop,” he recalls.

Once gyms reopened in 2021, Manan returned to formal training. He went on to win gold medals at the UP State Championship from 2022 to 2024. In 2023, he earned a bronze at the Federation Cup, followed by a silver at the National Powerlifting Championship in 2024. “Winning at the national level gave me the confidence that I could represent India internationally,” he says.

An MBA graduate from SVKM’s NMIMS, MPSTME, Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering at NMIMS, Mumbai, Manan balanced academics, work, and training with remarkable discipline. “The support from Professor Prashant Kharote at SVKM’s NMIMS kept me going. His encouragement made me believe that I could compete at higher levels,” he shares.

Manan’s coach has been a constant guiding force throughout his journey. “My coach, Mr. Arvind Kushwaha, travelled with me to Japan, supporting me every step of the way. His guidance and presence gave me strength and confidence during the competition,” he says.

Currently, Manan works as an Associate Consultant at Microsave Consultancy, a financial inclusion firm, where his employers support his passion. “I usually train in the morning and take calls and meetings during the day. It is challenging, but their support helps me focus on both,” Manan says.

Despite his success, financial challenges remain. “Powerlifting does not get the same support as cricket. For Japan, I had to cover most of the costs myself, with partial help from my company,” he explains. He is now actively seeking sponsorship from the government, his alma mater, and alumni networks to cover travel and training expenses for future competitions.

Looking ahead, Manan is preparing for the Asian Powerlifting Championship in Istanbul this December and has set his sights on representing India at the Commonwealth Games in 2026. “With proper support, I know I can reach the next level. My dream is to wear India’s jersey and make the country proud,” he says.

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Driving Sustainability Across Maharashtra

The solar power project will cater to six NMIMS campuses located in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. It is designed to meet nearly 70 percent of their total energy consumption, generating approximately 1.75 crore units of electricity annually. This large-scale shift to renewable energy reinforces NMIMS’s ongoing efforts to integrate sustainability into its institutional operations and infrastructure.

A Model for Green Education and Innovation

By embracing solar power, SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies sets an example for educational institutions nationwide. The collaboration reflects the university’s vision of building an environmentally responsible academic ecosystem powered by innovation and technology. Beyond energy efficiency, this partnership also aligns with India’s broader goal of achieving net-zero emissions and fostering sustainable development in higher education.

Through this initiative, NMIMS not only reduces its dependency on conventional energy sources but also inspires students and institutions to adopt renewable solutions. It is a step toward a cleaner future, where education and environmental responsibility go hand in hand.

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The ranking evaluates researchers based on publications, citations, and influence in their respective fields. It identifies academics whose work has significantly advanced science, inspired peers, and contributed solutions to real-world healthcare and pharmaceutical challenges. NMIMS faculty continue to exemplify a tradition of research-driven education, shaping knowledge that transcends borders.

Honoured Faculty Members

• Mumbai Campus: Dr. Yogesh Kulkarni, Dr. Sarika Wairkar, Dr. Vaishali Londhe, Dr. Ginpreet Kaur, Dr. Khushwant S. Yadav, Dr. Kalyani Barve, Dr. Ranjana Bhandari
• Shirpur Campus: Dr. Sankha Bhattacharya
• Hyderabad Campus: Dr. Rahul Maheshwari
  

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This recognition underscores NMIMS’ commitment to fostering a research environment where innovation and academic rigor coexist. Faculty contributions not only advance pharmaceutical sciences but also enrich the learning experiences of students who benefit from mentorship by globally recognized researchers.

With its campuses NMIMS SPTM integrates research, technology, and industry engagement into its programs. The institution empowers students to become future-ready professionals while positioning itself as a leader in pharmacy education and research in India and internationally.

The achievement reinforces NMIMS’ global presence and highlights its enduring dedication to research excellence, innovation, and societal impact, demonstrating how academic expertise can make a meaningful difference worldwide.

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The second session featured an insightful presentation by Dr. Sudarshan Singh, Frontier Proactive Researcher at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Chiang Mai University, Thailand. He elaborated on the novel therapeutic potential of curcumin metabolites encapsulated in vesicle-based systems. His study, conducted for the first time, compared vesicle-entrapped TDMC and TBDMC formulations for their effectiveness in inhibiting LPS-induced nitric oxide (NO) production in macrophages and enhancing cell migration in HaCaT cells, with applications in on-site degradable dermal films for wound healing. Dr. Singh further shared diverse applications of biomaterials, including silk and nylon sutures, metallic nanoparticles development and antibacterial evaluation in preclinical studies, silver nanoparticle films, and AgNPs loaded on waste-paper as preservatives for household. His talk also highlighted innovations in food protection films for packing innovation, cosmetic applications using purple rice coats, and liposomes loaded with Rhodomyrtone for acne treatment. He showcased 3D-printed composite reinforcements, natural dye profiling, and emphasized the importance of drug delivery technologies, diagnostics, and biomaterials in advancing healthcare sustainability. His research reinforced the value of vesicle compatibility, entrapment efficiency, cell uptake, and the interdisciplinary nature of pharmaceutical innovation.

The third plenary session was delivered by Dr. Vandana Patravale, Professor of Pharmaceutics, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai. Her session, titled “Non-Invasive Strategies for Peptide Delivery”, focused on cutting-edge approaches to improve peptide-based drug administration. Dr. Patravale highlighted that nearly 80% of newly approved drugs are biologics, with 197 peptide drugs currently on the market, most of which are administered via parenteral routes. She made a compelling case for non-invasive delivery systems, citing their advantages in patient compliance, cost-effectiveness, logistics, and accessibility. She presented work on microneedle formulations, including preformulation, in vivo, and pharmacokinetic studies. A key focus was the in-house synthesis of novel P-lipid, compared with marketed lipids, showing enhanced delivery efficiency. These P-lipids were further developed into lipid micelles and microneedle-based formulations. Using salmon calcitonin as a model peptide, she demonstrated its therapeutic potency and regulatory recognition. Additionally, she showcased lipid micelles coated on silica capsules for improved stability and bioavailability. Her lecture provided deep insights into the future of transdermal peptide delivery through innovative, non-invasive systems.

The fourth session featured an engaging virtual talk by Dr. Sudhamsh Reddy, AI/ML expert at Qlik and former Data Scientist at Philo, Cambridge, USA. His talk, “Autonomous AI Agents for Environmental Monitoring and Resource Optimization,” focused on leveraging AI to address global ecological challenges. Dr. Reddy explained the working of AI agents—autonomous systems driven by Large Language Models (LLMs) that act as the brain enabling perception, reasoning, and action. He discussed function calling, decision-making, chain-of-thought reasoning, and core traits like autonomy, reactivity, self-reflection, and learning capabilities. He further illustrated applications of AI agents in air quality monitoring (with case studies), drought prediction, water resource optimization, and river basin management systems, particularly referencing ongoing implementations in Southeast Asia. The session highlighted how AI can optimize real-time responses to environmental changes. Dr. Reddy also compared popular AI agent frameworks such as LangGraph, CrewAI, and OpenAI, guiding the audience in selecting appropriate tools based on use-case needs. His presentation bridged the gap between AI innovation and ecological resilience, encouraging the adoption of autonomous AI for sustainable environmental management.

The all sessions offered a rich blend of interdisciplinary insights, ranging from sustainable agriculture and pharmaceutical innovation to AI-driven environmental solutions and non-invasive drug delivery. Each speaker brought forward cutting-edge research and real-world applications, reflecting the evolving role of science and technology in solving global challenges. The day underscored the importance of collaboration across disciplines to drive sustainable development and foster innovation for a healthier, more equitable future.

We are grateful to the Chairperson Dr. Sunita Patil, Convenor Dr. S.S. Pancholi, Coordinators,  organizing committee, speakers, session chairs, volunteers and all the participants for the successful execution of the conference. 

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In the oral presentation category, winners were selected from eight thematic tracks. From Pharmaceutical Sciences and Healthcare Sustainability, Ms. Sneha Tiwari (SPPSPTM, SVKM’s NMIMS, Mumbai) was awarded for her work on Gemcitabine Hydrochloride Nanoparticles for Pancreatic Cancer, while Ravindra Babu Pingili (SPTM, NMIMS Shirpur) was recognized for his study on Brij 58 in Paracetamol-induced Hepatotoxicity. From Textile Technology, Sujit Shrikrushnarao Gulhane (Centre for Textile Functions, NMIMS Shirpur) was honored for developing an in-house instrument for acoustic evaluation of fabrics. In Cutting-edge Agricultural Technologies, Rajap Shiva Kumar (School of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, NMIMS Shirpur) received the award for his research on Machine Learning for Sustainable Agriculture. From Engineering Advancements for Sustainable Development, Pravin Laxmanrao Sarode (R. C. Patel Institute of Technology, Shirpur) was recognized for his work on a sliding track system to reduce frontal impact in vehicles. In the Multidisciplinary Tracks – Sustainable Water Management, Digital Technologies in Education, Accessibility in Education, and Ethical Digital Technology, Bhushan Y. Patil (SSBT College of Engineering & Technology, Jalgaon) was awarded for thermal characterization of phase change materials for solar energy storage.

In the poster presentation category, two winners emerged from Pharmaceutical Sciences and Healthcare Sustainability: Durgeshwari J. Kalal (R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Shirpur) for her RP-HPLC method for Piribedil, and Khushi Gupta (SPTM, NMIMS Shirpur) for her research on Ginsenoside Rg1’s effect on VPA-induced Autism. From Cutting-edge Agricultural Technologies, Megha Humane (UICT, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon) was recognized for her study on plant-based meat analogues. In Engineering Advancements for Sustainable Development, Raman R. Vilhekar (Amrutvahini College of Engineering, Sangamner) was honored for his experimental study of a two-nozzle vortex tube with air. For the Multidisciplinary Tracks – Sustainable Water Management, Digital Technologies in Education, Accessibility in Education, and Ethical Digital Technology, Harshada Patil (R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Shirpur) received the award for her project on accessibility and flow chemistry education for undergraduates in sustainable chemistry.

These awards celebrated the spirit of innovation, originality, and societal relevance, reflecting the core objectives of ICNGT-2025 to promote research that drives sustainable growth across fields like pharmacy, engineering, agriculture, and textile.

The valedictory session of ICNGT-2025 marked the successful conclusion of the two-day international conference, bringing together diverse academic and industrial minds under one roof. Chief Guest Dr. Vandana Patravale (Professor, ICT Mumbai) graced the occasion alongside Dr. Sunita Patil (Director, SVKM’S NMIMS, Shirpur Campus). Dr. G. L. Gupta (Convener, Scientific Committee) presented the conference report, highlighting an overwhelming response with over 270 registrations and a total of 160 research presentations, comprising 28 oral and 67 poster presentations on Day 1, and 26 oral and 36 poster presentations on Day 2, amounting to 54 oral and 103 poster presentations across eight interdisciplinary tracks.

A notable feature of this year’s conference was the full-length manuscript submission initiative, offering researchers a publication opportunity alongside oral presentations of high academic quality. The review process followed a rigorous double-blind format, including plagiarism and AI checks, ensuring integrity and leading to a high rejection rate. The selected manuscripts will be submitted to Taylor & Francis for Scopus indexing. In his valedictory address, Dr. S. S. Pancholi emphasized that collaborative research is the need of the hour, appreciating how the conference successfully unified pharmacy, engineering, agriculture, and textiles onto a single platform. Mrs. Preeti Sangave, along with the coordinators and convener of the Scientific Committee, announced the best paper awards. The smooth and engaging flow of the two-day event was ensured through anchoring by Mrs. Preeti Sangave and Mrs. Sonia Relan, whose efforts added grace and professionalism to the proceedings.

The conference was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr Amit Page with heartfelt gratitude expressed to Chancellor and President SVKM, Shri Amrishbhai R. Patel, Vice Chancellor NMIMS University, Dr. Ramesh Bhat, Shri Rajgopal Bhandari (Mentor, Mukesh Patel Technology Park and Member, Managing Committee, SVKM’s NMIMS), Mrs. Rita Patel (In-charge, MPTP Shirpur Campus), Dr. Sunita R. Patil (Director, MPTP Shirpur Campus), and Dr. Shyam Sunder Pancholi (Associate Dean, SPTM, Shirpur) for their visionary leadership and constant guidance. Special thanks were extended to Mr. Shivaji Gaikwad (Administrative Officer) and his team for excellent logistical support, Mr. Abhay Kumar (IT Admin) and the IT team for technical coordination, the sponsors, and all members of the organizing committee. The participants also provided valuable feedback and appreciated the overall quality, structure, and interdisciplinary approach of the conference, further affirming its academic and professional impact.

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Joining the event virtually, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ramesh Bhat, along with Pro Vice-Chancellors Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar and Dr. Meena Chintamaneni, extended their warm wishes and appreciation for the conference, The inaugural day witnessed the convergence of academicians, researchers, and industry experts from across the country and abroad, aiming to explore innovations in sustainable development through technology. Dr Sunita R Patil,  Director of Shirpur campus and Chairperson of the conference briefed the conference and set the tone for the event.  

The Chief Guest of the conference, Dr. Deepak Talwar, Chief AI & Cyber Security Officer at Asteria Visions, Singapore, delivered the keynote address on the theme “AI and Human Symbiosis for a Fair and Empowering Technological Future.”  He spoke on the essential theme of “AI and Human Symbiosis for a Fair and Empowering Technological Future.” Further sessions included Dr. Ashok Kadlag, Principal Scientist, Head of crop production & crop protection, Vasantdada Sugar Institute, Pune spoke on “Challenges and Opportunities in Sugarcane Farming”.  He addressed critical issues such as climate change, water scarcity, pest infestations, and fluctuating market conditions, all of which affect the productivity and sustainability of sugarcane farming. 

Post-lunch, Dr. Javed Shaikh, Professor, IIT Delhi delivered an engaging talk on “Sustainable Development of Protective Textiles using Functional Dyes and Auxiliaries”. His presentation focused on the development of advanced protective textiles that combine environmental sustainability with multifunctional performance. 

A major highlight of the day was the Oral and Poster Presentations, where over 100 researchers showcased their work across various interdisciplinary tracks in healthcare, Agricultural, Textiles, Education, Engineering & Technology. The oral and poster presentations were evaluated by senior academicians from reputed University and institutions across India and globe. The event reflected the vibrant academic spirit of NMIMS Shirpur, bringing together knowledge, innovation, and collaboration on one platform. The conference continues on March 29 with more sessions, expert talks, and scientific exchanges. Tomorrow session will highlight on The future of Sustainable agriculture in the US by Dr. Harmit Singh from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, United States), Autonomous AI Agents for Environmental Monitoring and Resource Optimization by Dr. Sudhamsh Reddy from AI/ML@Qlik , Ex Data Science, United States. Upscaling Curcumin Metabolite Biomimetic Attributes via Lipid Vesicle Encapsulation and Enhancing Stability by 3D-Printed Composite Reinforcement by Dr. Sudarshan Singh from Chiang Mai University, Thailand. and Non-invasive strategies for peptide delivery by Dr. Vandana Patravale from Institute of Chemical Technology, (ICT), Mumbai, India with oral and poster presentations by the delegates. The conference witnesses the successful discussions on sustainable development. 

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Graduate Programs, NPAT, National Test for Programs After Twelfth

One exam for multiple programs across multiple campuses.

The NMIMS National Test for Programmes after Twelfth (NPAT) is the official entrance examination for seeking admission to a diverse range of undergraduate programs offered at NMIMS. These programs include Commerce, Economics, Liberal Arts, Branding & Advertising, Management and International Business. The Commerce and Economics program is offered across multiple campuses while the rest of the programs are offered in the Mumbai campus only.

The courses covered under NMIMS-NPAT 2025, include: BBA, B. Com , B.Sc Finance, BBA FinTech, B.Sc. (Economics), BBA (Branding & Advertising), B.A. (Liberal Arts), Bachelor in Business Management & Marketing (BBMM), BBA (Finance).

To be eligible for these programs, students must have passed class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board with not less than 50% aggregate marks; 60% aggregate marks from any stream for CIS. For the School of Commerce and the School of Economics, mathematics/ statistics is a compulsory subject.

The School of Pharmacy and Technology Management-NCET offers a unique five-year dual-degree program which combines management education with pharmaceutical sciences. The B.Pharma and MBA (Pharma Tech) degree focuses on teaching comprehensive skills in pharmaceutical sciences and business management via practical application through industry visits and case studies along with industrial training and real-world exposure.

To be eligible for this program, the candidate must have passed 10 + 2 or equivalent exams with science or science vocational with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (PCM) or Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) with English as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 45% marks. Registrations to the program are open from January to July 2025.

This program ensures that graduates are ready to enter the healthcare industry as top leaders, with an average CTC of ₹9.5 LPA reaching as high as a CTC of ₹21 LPA. Top companies like Macleods Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Lupin Digital Health, Sun Pharma, Torrent Pharmaceuticals, Helmier, Zydus Life, and Aditya Birla Health have recruited graduates, to name a few.

The Kirit P. Mehta School of Law- NLAT offers a unique opportunity for students to specialise in law and management. This five-year course equips students with management skills in subjects like Finance, Management, and Business Communication while teaching core legal principles like Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Contract Law.

This dual program ensures that graduates are ready to take up jobs in the real world seamlessly, with an average package of ₹8LPA, and the highest ever package closing in at ₹19LPA. Top companies, namely Khaitan & Co, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., AZB & Partners, Trilegal, Dhir & Dhir Associates, JSW Steels, Crawford Bailey, and HDFC Bank have hired graduates from this program.

The School of Technology Management and Engineering- NCET offers industry-focused programs like B.Tech, MBA Tech, M.Tech, MCA, and Ph.D., across diverse disciplines such as Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics & Telecommunication, IT, Cybersecurity, AI, and Data Science. The B.Tech and MBA Tech programs offer flexibility while allowing holistic development.

The highlight of the MBA Tech and BTech programs is that each program emphasises practical learning through advanced labs, industry collaborations, and real-time internships. The MBA Tech program integrates business management principles with engineering concepts which provide the graduates with a competitive edge in the industry.

To be eligible for the program, applicants must have passed class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board with not less than 45% in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. In 2024, a graduate was recruited by a top company with a package of INR 26.49 LPA, with the average package being INR 10.70 LPA. Top companies like Deloitte, Accenture, Cognizant, and Infosys recruit graduates from this program.

 About NMIMS University: Established in 1981, NMIMS is a globally recognised university with 7 campuses in India, 17 specialised schools, over 850 full-time faculty members and around 26,000 full-time students.

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