It is indeed my great pleasure to inform you all that we have added another feather to our illustrious journey when,

Three of our  prestigious schools have been ranked within top 3 positions by India Today Group – MDRA Survey, 2020.

• 1^st Rank in the category of Best Emerging College of this century in India to Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC).
• 2^nd Rank in the category of Best BBA College of India to Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC).
• 2^nd Rank in the category of Best Emerging College of this century in India to Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME).
• 3^rd Rank in the category of Best Emerging College of this century in India to Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics (SAMSOE).
• 4^th Rank in the category of Best Private Engineering College in West Region in India to Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME).
• 14^th Rank in the category of Best Private Engineering College in India to Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME).
• 37^th Rank in the category of Best Arts College in India to Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics (SAMSOE).

For more details please click – https://www.indiatoday.in/best-colleges

Our recognition is a testimony to nurturing our students’ journey into success stories. Over the years ,the University has won several awards and been recognised by various industry bodies.

The credo of NMIMS is to develop employable graduates who are socially sensitive & responsive to the environment.

Heartiest congratulations to our Chancellor Shri. Amrish Bhai Patel for his visionary leadership, Managing Committee Members for their foresight, VC, PVC, Registrar, Dean, Directors , Faculty Members and all support staff for their indomitable spirit and hard work helping us to continuously raising the bar of excellence and providing quality education to student community.

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With an ambitious aspiration to moving a step ahead into the international foray, SVKM’s NMIMS (Deemed to be University) – Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC) and Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics (SAMSOE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with University of Wollongong, Australia.

According to the Vice Chancellor of NMIMS, Dr. Rajan Saxena, “This partnership does not just aspire to better mobility, but also jointly create good programmes, research groups in different departments and pursue Global, Indian, regional challenges and move toward global scholarships, that will help our students learn about the world market.”

This prodigious ceremony marked off the long term relations with these two esteemed institutions that will optimize Global presence and make the institutions very unique and with this, NMIMS has opened a new chapter and paved their way for reaching the acme of global education. It was graced by the presence of respected dignitaries like Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar, Pro Vice Chancellor – NMIMS, Ms. Meena Saxena, Director International Linkages – NMIMS, Mr. Manish Dalmia, Director Marketing – NMIMS, Dr. Venkata Yanamandram, Senior Lecturer and Director, Assurance of Learning, University of Wollongong, Prof. Sangita Kher, I/C Dean ASMSOC and Prof. Amita Vaidya, Director SAMSOE.

Professor Charles Areni, the Executive Dean and Professor of Marketing in the Faculty of Business, Wollongong University, considers the “common vision and mission of both the institutions and believes strong potential in this partnership.

This ceremony was followed by a student interaction session wherein they were introduced to the impeccable campus of Wollongong and its details. The University of Wollongong is ranked 1st for global employability and scores an incredible 93.7% in QILT. It has sprawling campuses in Sydney, Singapore, Liverpool, to name a few and its global presence makes it exceedingly unique.

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This momentous event began with the Pro-Vice Chancellor, NMIMS – Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar, welcoming the distinguished guests from Bristol University—Dr. Hugh Brady (Vice Chancellor & President), Dr. Erik Lithander (Pro-Vice Chancellor—Global Engagement) and Doris Bechstein (International Market Development Manager). Dr. Mhaiskar said it is the opportune moment for both the countries to come together. He talked about India and UK’s shared history and further added that the collaboration would be across schools and assured that the MOU would take the alliance to the next level.

The Vice Chancellor of NMIMS, Dr. Rajan Saxena, emphasised the synergies and commonality of interests between the two Universities. He further contended that the MOU was more than mere signing of documents but was a precursor to a long lasting and deep relationship. He hoped that it would lead to a healthy exchange of expertise between the Universities. “It is an interesting time for both the countries, where new history is being made. At this point of time, university to university contact can go a long way in determining the reality of the two nations,” he added.

Dr. Saxena talked about the need for enhanced research in the field of public health and the diseases that have become rather widespread in India, like diabetes. He further suggested that there was plenty of scope for both NMIMS and Bristol University to work together in these areas. “Since we already have a pharma school, there is ample opportunity to work together positively on drug development—the need of the hour,” he reiterated.

He handed over the floor to Dr. Hugh Brady by saying that he was proud of the relationship the Universities shared.

Dr. Hugh Brady congratulated NMIMS for all its achievements in its rather short journey. He also added that he was delighted that their initial discussions were formalised so quickly. “I am excited that things are moving fast. We are keen to develop a sustainable and multipronged relationship, covering undergraduate, postgraduate and research levels in the fields of management, economics and public health,” he averred. Dr. Brady shared Dr. Saxena’s views on public health and expressed his willingness to work together on the same. Dr Brady went on to say that he would be happy to help NMIMS build a new program in healthcare and in building a medical curriculum. “It requires an academically like minded strategy,” he concluded.

Apart from the VC and the Pro-VC, NMIMS was represented by Prof. Amita Vaidya, Director, Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics; Ms. Meena Saxena, Director International Linkages; Dr. George Jose, Associate Dean, Jyoti Dalal School of Liberal Arts and Mr. Manish Dalmia, Director Marketing.

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