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Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (abbreviated as SVKM's NMIMS) is a private deemed university located in Mumbai. It has 17 constituent schools that offer both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in management, engineering, commerce, pharmacy, architecture, economics, mathematical sciences, hospitality, science, law, aviation, liberal arts, performing arts, architecture & design. It is accredited by NAAC with 3.59 CGPA and Grade A+.[9] NMIMS was also awarded Category I University status by MoE.[10]

Key Information

History

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NMIMS University, established in 1981 by the Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM) in Mumbai, started as a modest institution offering a two-year full-time master's program in management studies. Initially housed in a small setup above Bhaidas Hall in Vile Parle, it had four full-time faculty members and a library of 3,162 books, catering to 40 students.

In the years following its inception, NMIMS rapidly expanded. By 2003, it achieved the status of a deemed university under the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act of 1956, allowing it to offer diverse programs across various disciplines.[11]

Academic Programs

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NMIMS mainly offer undergraduate/postgraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, and executive education programs. Some programs offered by all NMIMS campuses are similar; however, some campuses offer unique programs for specialized purposes.

MBA Program

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The two-year full-time MBA is spread over six trimesters and covers core subjects in the first year, followed by specialized electives in the second year. The curriculum is enriched with seminars, workshops, industry projects, and global exchange programs. Specializations include finance, marketing, operations, and human resources, with strong industry linkages enhancing the learning experience.[12]

MBA in Business Analytics

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This specialized MBA program combines business management education with advanced analytics. It includes courses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data analytics, aiming to prepare students for roles that require data-driven decision-making. The curriculum emphasizes practical training through industry projects and internships, focusing on the application of analytical tools in business contexts.[13]

Engineering Programs

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Engineering disciplines offered include computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and electronics and telecommunications.[14]

Pharmacy Programs

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The pharmacy programs include undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses in pharmacy and pharmaceutical technology. These programs focus on research, clinical practice, and industry-relevant training. The curriculum is designed to equip students with skills for careers in the pharmaceutical industry, healthcare sector, and academic research.[15]

Law Programs

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NMIMS offers integrated law programs such as BA LLB and BBA LLB, as well as LLM courses. These programs provide education in legal principles, supported by practical training through moot courts and internships.[16]

Commerce and Economics Programs

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The School of Commerce offers undergraduate programs like BBA, Bsc. Finance, BBA Fintech and BCom (Hons), while the School of Economics provides a BA in Economics. These programs aim to provide an education in financial principles, economic theories, and analytical skills.[17]

Liberal Arts and Design Programs

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The liberal arts program covers a broad spectrum of subjects including humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, while the design program focuses on areas such as communication design, interior design, and industrial design.[18]

PSA

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While other schools/institutions bear the name "Narsee" they are not a part of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal The SVKM institutions are 1) Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (N.M.I.M.S.) 2) Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics (N.M.) 3) Chatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School Vile Parle (C.N.M. SCHOOL & N. D. PAREKH PRE-PRIMARY) [19]

Campuses

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NMIMS Mumbai during late afternoon
NMIMS Mumbai during late afternoons
A photo of Capsule Lift inside the Mumbai campus
Capsule Lift inside the Mumbai campus
A dimly lit photo of NMIMs Alumnus
A dimly lit photo of NMIMs Alumnus
Campus Est. Schools
Mumbai 1981
  1. School of Business Management, Mumbai [20]
  2. Centre of Excellence in Analytics & Data Science [21]
  3. Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering
  4. Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce
  5. Pravin Dalal School of Entrepreneurship and Family Business Management
  6. Kirit P. Mehta School of Law
  7. Nilkamal School of Mathematics Applied Statistics & Analytics
  8. Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics
  9. Shobhaben Pratapbhai Patel School of Pharmacy & Technology Management
  10. Sunandan Divatia School of Science
  11. School of Performing Arts
  12. School of Branding and Advertising
  13. Balwant Seth School of Architecture
  14. Jyoti Dalal School of Liberal Arts
  15. School of Design
  16. NMIMS Centre for Distance and Online Education (NMIMS CDOE)[22]
Shirpur 2007
  1. Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering
  2. School of Pharmacy & Technology Management
  3. Academy of Aviation
Bangalore 2008
  1. School of Business Management (MBA)
  2. School of Economics
  3. School of Commerce
  4. School of Law
  5. School of Science
Hyderabad 2010
  1. School of Science [23]
  2. School of Commerce [24]
  3. School of Pharmacy and Technology Management [24]
  4. School of Technology Management and Engineering [24]
  5. School of Law [24]
Navi Mumbai 2017
  1. School of Commerce
  2. School of Technology Management & Engineering
  3. School of Science
  4. School of Business Management
  5. School of Hotel Management
  6. School of Law
Indore 2017
  1. School of Business Management
  2. School of Commerce
  3. School of Law
  4. School of Technology Management
Dhule 2018
  1. School of Commerce[25]
  2. School of Law
Chandigarh 2021
  1. School of Technology Management & Engineering
  2. School of Commerce
  3. School of Law
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  • NMIMS was barred by the University Grants Commission from offering distance learning and online courses in February 2023[26] for offering Online courses without UGC approval. Some other reasons include inadequate faculties and non-teaching staff, and low quality of Self-learning Material. However, the ban was lifted in August 2024 after NMIMS complied with the norms.[27]
  • In June 2025, the Bombay High Court advised SVKM's NMIMS to consider a reformative approach and grant a second chance to two first-year MBA students whose admissions had been cancelled for tampering with their mid-term corporate finance exam papers. Despite the misconduct, the court took into account the students' remorse and psychological trauma, suggesting that the institution reevaluate its decision rather than uphold strict punitive measures. The matter remains pending further hearings and potential re-examinations.[28]

Notable alumni

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SVKM's NMIMS, officially known as the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Deemed to be University, is a private deemed-to-be in , , established in 1981 by the (SVKM), a public focused on . It operates as a multi-disciplinary institution offering undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, and executive programs across 17 specialized schools in fields including , , , , , , , liberal arts, , , , , , and , serving over 17,000 students with more than 900 full-time faculty members. The maintains eight campuses across , including its main campus in , , as well as locations in , , Bengaluru, Hyderabad, , , and , emphasizing research, innovation, and industry collaborations with over 1,300 companies. Founded initially as a management institute affiliated with the to address the growing demand for professional education, NMIMS began with a two-year full-time Master's in Studies program for 40 students under the of Prof. Y.K. Bhushan. It achieved status in 2003 from the University Grants Commission (UGC), granting it autonomy to design curricula and award degrees independently, and was later classified as a Category-I institution by the Ministry of Education in 2018. Key milestones include the expansion to multi-disciplinary offerings in the , the establishment of off-campus centers starting with in 2007, and international partnerships with over 100 top global universities for student exchanges, joint research, and dual-degree programs. The university's mission is to become a global by 2030 through faculty development, enhanced research, and fostering employability, while its vision positions it as a "globally admired university" committed to and . NMIMS holds prestigious accreditations, including an A++ grade from the (NAAC) with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.67 in its fourth cycle assessment, the highest possible rating, reflecting excellence in teaching, research, infrastructure, and governance. Its School of Business Management is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) for the second consecutive term and received EQUIS accreditation in 2024 from the European Foundation for Management Development, placing it among only 224 business schools worldwide. In recent rankings, NMIMS secured the 24th position in the management category of the (NIRF) 2025 by the Ministry of , along with strong placements showing average salaries above INR 20 lakhs for MBA graduates and alumni networks in leading firms like McKinsey, , and . Globally, it ranks 593rd in the 2025 and 2244th in the U.S. News Best Global Universities, underscoring its rising international profile in research impact and . Notable achievements include 10 faculty members receiving international fellowships such as Fulbright and Humboldt, and student successes in national competitions, with over 137 awards in sports and cultural events.

Overview

SVKM's NMIMS was founded in 1981 by the (SVKM), a , as the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies. Initially focused on management education, it began with a two-year full-time master's program in management studies, admitting just 40 students and operating from Bhaidas Hall in , . This establishment addressed the growing demand for professional management training in at the time. In 2003, the institute achieved deemed-to-be-university status under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act, 1956, following a recommendation from the UGC and approval by the Government of India. This designation granted NMIMS autonomous powers to award degrees and operate independently, recognizing its contributions to higher education in management and related fields. Today, SVKM's NMIMS operates as a private deemed university, encompassing 17 constituent schools that deliver undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across diverse disciplines including management, engineering, commerce, pharmacy, law, and liberal arts. In 2018, it was awarded Category-I status under the UGC's Graded Autonomy Regulations by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (now Ministry of Education), providing enhanced academic and administrative flexibility.

Mission and Affiliations

SVKM's NMIMS Deemed to be University is guided by a mission to emerge as a in higher education, aiming to be best in class in and while aspiring to global leadership by 2030. This mission emphasizes promoting global faculty scholarship, benchmarking academic programs against international standards, fostering diverse learning experiences, partnering with top global universities, and strengthening ties with industry and communities to drive innovation across its schools. The university's vision is to become a globally admired institution that nurtures , , and , rooted in the socially conscious of its parent trust, (SVKM). Established with a focus on value-based and scientific , NMIMS prioritizes industry-relevant skills and a global outlook, preparing students as future leaders through interdisciplinary approaches that integrate and ethical practices. This commitment reflects SVKM's legacy of selfless service and patriotic fervor, ensuring contributes to societal progress. NMIMS holds affiliations with key national and international bodies that support its academic and collaborative goals. It is a member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), facilitating equivalence and collaboration among Indian higher education institutions. The School of Business Management is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), affirming its adherence to global standards in . Additionally, the university maintains strong industry linkages, including partnerships and events with the (CII), to enhance and innovation. In alignment with the (SDGs), NMIMS demonstrates a strong commitment to and outreach, initiatives that have been integral since its inception. Programs like the "We Care: Internship" engage students in projects addressing SDGs such as quality education (SDG 4) and good health (SDG 3), promoting analytical skills for real-world societal challenges. The Jasani for further supports this by fostering ventures that drive social impact, reinforcing the university's role in and .

History

Founding and Early Development

SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) was established in 1981 by the Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM), a charitable trust founded in 1934, to address the growing need for quality management education in India. Initially located above Bhaidas Hall in Vile Parle (West), Mumbai, the institute began operations as a postgraduate management school affiliated with the University of Mumbai, offering a two-year full-time Master's in Management Studies (MMS) program. With an intake of just 40 students, four full-time faculty members, and a modest library of 3,162 books, NMIMS emphasized practical business education from its inception, leveraging SVKM's existing educational network for initial infrastructure and faculty support. During its formative years in the and early , NMIMS experienced steady growth, expanding its student body to over 300 by the mid- through the introduction of additional programs and enhanced recruitment efforts. A key milestone was the launch of a part-time MMS program in the early , designed for working professionals and broadening access to management training while maintaining a focus on industry-relevant skills. The institute also introduced the NMIMS (NMAT) in 1993 as its primary admission tool, which helped standardize selection and attract a larger applicant pool, reaching approximately 30,000 applications for around 600 full-time seats by the late . SVKM's broader network played a crucial role in this expansion, providing administrative backing and shared resources that enabled NMIMS to build a dedicated at V. L. Mehta Road, (West), by the mid-. Early milestones included forging initial industry collaborations for placements and , which distinguished NMIMS as a practice-oriented institution even in its nascent phase. By 1995, it was ranked among India's top ten business schools by Business Today, reflecting its rising reputation for academic excellence. In 1999, NMIMS received a five-star rating from the (NAAC), affirming its quality in teaching, research, and infrastructure under the University of Mumbai affiliation, which continued until 2003. These developments laid the groundwork for its evolution into a , while SVKM's ongoing support ensured sustainable growth in enrollment and program diversity.

Path to Deemed University and Expansion

In January 2003, the University Grants Commission (UGC) conferred deemed-to-be-university status on SVKM's NMIMS, recognizing its academic excellence and granting it to design curricula, conduct examinations, and award degrees independently of affiliating universities. This milestone, effective from , marked a pivotal shift, allowing NMIMS to evolve from a management-focused institute into a full-fledged multi-disciplinary university while maintaining its affiliation with the (SVKM). Following the deemed status, NMIMS pursued rapid diversification beyond management education. In 2006, it established the Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering (MPSTME) to integrate with business principles, offering innovative programs like B.Tech. and MBA Tech. The School of Pharmacy and Technology Management (SPTM) followed in 2007 at the campus, focusing on pharmaceutical sciences and to address healthcare industry needs through specialized undergraduate and postgraduate courses. By 2013, the Kirit P. Mehta School of Law (KPMSOL) was founded, introducing with an emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches combining with and . This expansion culminated in the growth of NMIMS into 17 specialized schools by 2025, spanning disciplines such as , , liberal arts, , and , all unified under a multi-disciplinary framework that promotes cross-school collaborations and holistic student development. Key expansion initiatives further solidified NMIMS's national footprint. The Shirpur off-campus, launched in 2007 as an integrated facility for engineering and pharmacy programs, represented the first venture beyond , emphasizing rural outreach and state-of-the-art infrastructure in a tribal region of . International collaborations gained momentum around 2010, with NMIMS forging partnerships for student exchanges, joint research, and dual-degree programs with over 75 global institutions, including universities in the UK, , and , to enhance global exposure and academic mobility. Most recently, in October 2024, NMIMS held the bhoomipujan for its upcoming off-campus on October 9, planned to introduce programs in management and technology to cater to central India's educational demands and further decentralize access to its offerings; as of 2025, the campus is under development following land handover in February 2025. This period of transformation drove substantial enrollment growth, reflecting NMIMS's commitment to a multi-disciplinary approach that blends professional skills with . From approximately 2,000 students in 2003, the university expanded to over 17,000 students across its campuses by 2025, supported by a faculty of more than 900 members and a focus on innovative, industry-aligned .

Governance and Administration

Leadership Structure

SVKM's NMIMS operates under a hierarchical structure governed by the Board of Management, the apex decision-making body responsible for strategic oversight, policy formulation, and . Chaired by the Vice-Chancellor, the Board includes the Pro Vice-Chancellor, select deans, representatives from the parent organization (SVKM), and other senior administrators to ensure alignment with institutional goals. The Academic Council complements this by providing specialized oversight on , academic standards, and program approvals, while the Finance Committee evaluates budgetary proposals and financial plans prior to Board endorsement. At the helm is the Chancellor, Shri. Amrish Patel, appointed from SVKM's trustees to symbolize the trust's commitment to educational excellence. The Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Ramesh Bhat as of 2025, serves as the chief executive, directing overall academic, research, and administrative operations. Supporting the Vice-Chancellor are multiple Pro Vice-Chancellors, including Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar, Dr. Meena Chintamaneni, and Dr. Abhishek Ranjan, who oversee specific portfolios such as campus coordination, pharmacy programs, and strategic initiatives. Each of the university's 17 constituent schools is led by a dedicated Dean, exemplified by Dr. Justin Paul at the School of Business Management and Dr. Jagannath Sahoo at the Shobhaben Pratapbhai Patel School of Pharmacy & Technology Management. The Registrar, Dr. Tanmoy Chakraborty, handles operational administration, including admissions, examinations, and compliance. Decision-making processes emphasize , with annual conducted under SVKM's guidance to integrate mission-driven objectives like and inclusivity. Faculty input is facilitated through the Deans' Council for cross-school coordination, while student representatives participate in relevant committees to address academic and welfare concerns, fostering a balanced institutional framework. In 2024, NMIMS strengthened its leadership with key appointments, including Dr. Justin Paul as Dean of the School of Business Management, aimed at accelerating through enhanced technology integration and promoting via expanded global partnerships and programs.

Accreditation and Rankings

SVKM's NMIMS Deemed-to-be University achieved the highest A++ grade from the (NAAC) with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.67 during its fourth cycle in 2025, reflecting significant improvements in institutional quality, research, and infrastructure since the previous A+ grade of 3.59 awarded in 2017. This underscores the university's commitment to excellence across its Mumbai campus and affiliated programs. The university holds additional program-specific accreditations that affirm the rigor of its offerings. Its engineering programs, including B.Tech in Information Technology and Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, have been accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) since 2014, ensuring alignment with global standards for technical education. Pharmacy programs are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) through the 2024-2025 academic session, enabling continued intake of 100 students for B.Pharm. Furthermore, the School of Business Management earned re-accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) in 2023, marking it as the first business school in Western India to achieve this distinction twice, and received EQUIS accreditation in 2024 from the European Foundation for Management Development. In national rankings by the (NIRF) for 2025, NMIMS secured 24th position in the Management category, 10th in , 49th among Universities, and in the 101-150 band in , highlighting its strengths in professional education and output. Internationally, it placed at =593 in the QS University Rankings 2026, emphasizing its regional standing in academic reputation and . The Ministry of Education (MoE) granted NMIMS Category I status in 2018 under the UGC's graded autonomy regulations, providing greater flexibility in academic and administrative operations to foster innovation.
CategoryNIRF 2025 Rank
Management24
Pharmacy10
University49
Engineering101-150

Academic Programs

Management Programs

The School of Business Management (SBM) at SVKM's NMIMS offers a flagship (MBA) program, a two-year full-time course spread over six trimesters, designed to develop comprehensive managerial skills through core courses in , , operations, , , communications, and strategy. In the second year, students select from over 140 electives to specialize in areas such as , , Operations, or , with the program accommodating approximately 600 students annually at the campus. The curriculum emphasizes practical learning via case studies, business simulations, a mandatory six-to-eight-week summer , and industry collaborations, including electives with partners like and . Admission to the flagship MBA is highly competitive, primarily through the NMAT by GMAC entrance exam, followed by group discussions and personal interviews, with an acceptance rate below 1%. The program also integrates foundational elements like a two-week orientation, CEO guest lectures, and personal development workshops using tools such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). NMIMS further provides a specialized MBA in , a two-year full-time program that combines analytics with to foster data-driven . It covers advanced tools including Python for data wrangling and programming, , , , analytics, and , alongside electives in HR, finance, marketing, and operations. With an intake of 120-140 students, admission requires a with at least 50% marks (including or statistics), NMAT scores, and a preference for one-to-two years of work experience, followed by group discussions and interviews. Other management offerings include the MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, a two-year full-time program tailored for the , focusing on , , , and through 105 credits, extensive fieldwork, and an eight-week internship; eligibility targets graduates in , , or related sciences with 50% marks, and admission involves NMAT or equivalent tests plus interviews. For working professionals, NMIMS offers executive and part-time MBA options, such as the MBA-NEx (for executives with at least five years of experience), delivered via blended online-offline weekend and evening classes over two years, and a part-time MBA requiring two-to-three years of work experience, both emphasizing flexible learning for career advancement. All programs, except certain executive variants, rely on NMAT for entry. Placement outcomes for the 2024 MBA batch at SBM demonstrate strong industry demand, achieving a 100% placement rate with an average salary of INR 25.13 LPA and a highest package of INR 67.70 LPA, primarily in sectors like consulting, , and .

Engineering and Technology Programs

The Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and (MPSTME) at SVKM's NMIMS offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in and , designed to foster innovation and technical expertise. The flagship (B.Tech) programs are four-year full-time courses offered in specializations such as , , , and Electronics and Telecommunication . These programs emphasize a blend of theoretical foundations and practical applications, with an annual intake of approximately 1,028 seats across the campus. At the postgraduate level, the Master of Technology (M.Tech) programs span two years and focus on advanced areas including , , and related fields like , preparing students for specialized roles in emerging technologies. Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech options are available, allowing seamless progression from undergraduate to postgraduate studies in select disciplines, which enhances research-oriented skills early in the academic journey. The curriculum across these programs incorporates industry projects, internships, and hands-on training to align with real-world engineering challenges, and all programs have been accredited by the (NBA) since 2023. Admission to B.Tech programs is primarily through the NMIMS (CET), with additional eligibility via JEE Main scores for certain categories, followed by counseling based on merit. For M.Tech admissions, candidates undergo a university-conducted entrance test and personal interview, requiring a minimum of 50% aggregate in a relevant B.Tech or equivalent degree. Key facilities supporting these programs include state-of-the-art laboratories for , , and cybersecurity, enabling students to engage in cutting-edge experiments and simulations. Placement outcomes for the 2025 batch reflect strong industry demand, with an average package of INR 11.5 LPA and a highest package of INR 27 LPA, facilitated by collaborations with over 300 recruiters.

Pharmacy and Health Sciences Programs

The Shobhaben Pratapbhai Patel School of Pharmacy & Technology Management (SPPSPTM) at SVKM's NMIMS offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in pharmaceutical sciences, emphasizing clinical applications, drug formulation, and research. The four-year (B.Pharm) program provides comprehensive training in pharmaceutical chemistry, , and , preparing students for roles in drug manufacturing, , and community pharmacy. Accredited by the (PCI), the program spans eight semesters and includes mandatory industrial training to bridge academic learning with industry practices. At the postgraduate level, the two-year (M.Pharm) program is offered in specializations such as and , focusing on advanced topics like novel drug delivery systems, biopharmaceutics, and . These programs integrate methodologies to foster innovation in and . An integrated five-year B.Pharm + MBA in dual-degree program combines core pharmacy education with business management, highlighting areas like , , and to produce industry-ready professionals. Undergraduate intake across campuses totals approximately 300 seats, with admissions for B.Pharm based on the NMIMS (CET) scores following eligibility in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics. For M.Pharm, entry is primarily through the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT), with exemptions or weightage for qualified candidates, alongside personal interviews. SPPSPTM supports hands-on learning through state-of-the-art facilities, including a dedicated for preclinical pharmacological studies compliant with Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) guidelines, and (GMP)-compliant laboratories equipped for pilot-scale production, formulation development, and testing. These resources enable practical exposure to testing, stability studies, and bioprocessing. Program outcomes are strong, with nearly 100% placement rates in the pharmaceutical sector, including companies like , , and ; the average salary package stood at approximately INR 7-9 LPA in 2024, reflecting robust industry demand for graduates skilled in and . In the NIRF 2025 rankings, SPPSPTM secured the 11th position among institutions in , underscoring its contributions to pharmaceutical and .

Law Programs

The Kirit P. Mehta School of Law (KPMSOL) at SVKM's NMIMS, established in 2013 and approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), offers specialized legal education focused on integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare students for professional legal practice. The school provides integrated undergraduate programs and postgraduate degrees, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches that align with BCI guidelines to foster ethical and globally oriented lawyers. The undergraduate offerings include the five-year integrated B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) programs, each spanning 10 semesters and designed for students completing their XIIth Standard with at least 50% marks. The B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program, with an intake of 180 seats at the campus, combines humanities subjects such as , , , and with core courses to develop and legal acumen. Similarly, the B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program, accommodating 120 seats in , integrates management disciplines like , , and alongside , preparing graduates for corporate legal roles. Both programs incorporate compulsory credit-based elements such as moot courts, internships, , , and optional foreign languages to enhance practical exposure and international perspectives. At the postgraduate level, the one-year LL.M. program offers specializations in areas like and , targeting graduates with an LL.B. degree and at least 50% aggregate marks. With 30 seats per specialization at the campus, the curriculum emphasizes advanced topics in corporate practice and constitutional principles, including case studies and research methodologies aligned with BCI standards. Admissions to all programs are primarily through the NMIMS Law Test (NMIMS-LAT) or CLAT scores, followed by personal interviews, ensuring selection of candidates with strong analytical and communicative abilities. The school's practical training focus, including mandatory internships and competitions, contributes to robust placement outcomes, with approximately 85% of graduates securing positions in law firms, corporates, and judicial services. Recent placements show packages ranging from INR 3 LPA to INR 19.7 LPA, highlighting the program's emphasis on employability in dynamic legal environments.

Commerce, Economics, and Liberal Arts Programs

SVKM's NMIMS offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in , , and through its specialized schools, emphasizing interdisciplinary learning, analytical skills, and practical application to prepare students for dynamic careers in , policy, and . The Anil Surendra Modi School of provides undergraduate programs including the 4-year BBA and BCom (Hons) with a minor in , designed to build foundational knowledge in principles, , and while fostering entrepreneurial mindsets through case studies and industry projects. These programs integrate skill-based electives in areas like and to enhance . At the Sarla Anil Modi School of Economics, the 4-year BSc Economics program equips students with core economic theories, quantitative methods, and data analytics, alongside electives in and management to address real-world economic challenges. The 2-year MSc Economics builds on this foundation with advanced coursework in , , and research methodologies, aiming to develop analytical thinkers for roles in consulting and . With an intake of 30 students, the program emphasizes innovative and societal relevance. The Jyoti Dalal School of Liberal Arts delivers a 4-year BA (Hons) Liberal Arts program that promotes transdisciplinary across , social sciences, and , encouraging and skills through a flexible of core and elective courses. This approach supports holistic development, enabling students to explore intersections with and for broader career pathways. Complementing these, the School of Design integrates liberal arts principles into creative programs such as the 4-year BDes in Humanising Technology, which combines art, science, and technology to focus on , interaction, and , and the 4-year BSc in Animation and VFX, emphasizing and multimedia storytelling. These offerings highlight experimental learning and to nurture innovators in fields. Admissions to these undergraduate programs are conducted through the NMIMS Programs After Twelfth (NPAT) entrance exam, ensuring a process across multiple campuses with a collective intake of approximately 1,500 students annually. The curricula across all programs prioritize , , and skill development via electives, internships, and industry partnerships. Graduates from these programs achieve strong outcomes, with placements in , consulting, and creative sectors; for instance, students secured an average package of INR 7.26 LPA in 2024, with recruiters including , EY, and . This reflects the programs' focus on practical, high-impact skills for professional success.

Campuses and Facilities

Mumbai Campus

The Mumbai Campus of SVKM's NMIMS Deemed to be University is located at V. L. Mehta Road, West, , 400056, and was established in 1981 by the on a 5.95-acre site. This urban campus serves as the primary hub, hosting 17 constituent schools and 9 centers of excellence that encompass the university's , , and other key facilities. The infrastructure features state-of-the-art facilities, including modern ICT-enabled classrooms and seminar halls, a central housing 95,935 print titles along with over 57,000 e-books and 15,000 online journals, and multiple auditoriums for academic and cultural events. accommodations consist of two full-fledged facilities and four rented residential options, separately for male and female students, supporting the campus's residential needs in a densely populated urban setting. Sports amenities include indoor options such as chess, , and , as well as outdoor facilities for lawn tennis, , and , complemented by a gymnasium and center. As the administrative headquarters, the Mumbai Campus manages university-wide operations and boasts the largest enrollment, with over 12,000 students pursuing undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs. It hosts flagship events, including annual convocations and national festivals that engage thousands of participants. Sustainability efforts on the campus emphasize eco-friendly practices, with initiatives including comprehensive through segregation, bins, composting of organic , and partnerships for reduction. features LED lighting, optimized HVAC systems, and , while a recent 12.5 MWp open-access captive solar project—launched in partnership with SunInfra Energies—powers the Campus and others, meeting approximately 70% of energy requirements. These measures, guided by the university's Green Campus Policy, promote biodiversity through native landscaping and sustainable transportation options like EV charging stations.

Satellite Campuses

SVKM's NMIMS has developed a robust network of campuses across since the mid-2000s, enabling regional access to its multidisciplinary programs while addressing local industry and socioeconomic needs. These campuses contribute significantly to the university's expansion, decentralizing education from the primary location and fostering specialized curricula aligned with geographic contexts. The campus, established in 2018, has transitioned to become the separate SVKM NMIMS Global University as of 2024. The campus, established in 2007 in , exemplifies an integrated model with offerings in through the Mukesh Patel School of Technology, pharmacy via the Sarla Anil Modi School of Pharmacology, and agriculture-related initiatives. Spread over a 50-acre , it emphasizes and eco-friendly operations. Further expansion includes the Bengaluru campus, founded in 2008 and focused on IT and management programs through schools like the School of Business Management; Hyderabad in 2010, emphasizing technology and commerce; in 2017; in 2017; and in 2021. Each site typically hosts 3-6 constituent schools, with curricula customized to regional demands—for instance, Bengaluru's alignment with the software and biotech sectors. As of 2025, these six operational satellite locations collectively enroll approximately 5,000 students, enhancing NMIMS's national footprint and supporting diverse career pathways. Upcoming expansions include a new in (planned) and the () campus, set to launch in 2026. Complementing the physical sites, NMIMS operates a virtual campus for and distance programs, leveraging shared digital infrastructure like e-libraries and virtual labs accessible university-wide.

Research and Collaborations

Research Initiatives

SVKM's NMIMS Deemed to be University has established several dedicated centers to foster research across key domains. The Jasani Center for Social Entrepreneurship & Sustainability Management focuses on sustainable business practices and social impact initiatives. The Bosch-Rexroth Research Centre of Excellence in Automation Technology supports advanced studies in industrial automation and mechatronics. In artificial intelligence, NMIMS collaborates on a joint AI Center of Excellence with LivNSense Technologies, emphasizing AI applications in various sectors since 2021. The School of Pharmacy & Technology Management (SPTM) serves as a hub for pharmaceutical innovation, with dedicated efforts in drug development and therapeutic research. Research funding at NMIMS is sourced from government agencies like the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and industry partners. For instance, the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) under DST has sanctioned projects such as a ₹29.89 grant for pharmaceutical research. In 2022-2023, government-sponsored research grants totaled ₹63 , while non-government extramural funding reached ₹576.01 in 2023-2024. These resources support interdisciplinary projects, including applications of AI in healthcare, as highlighted in symposia like the International Symposium on AI in Healthcare, Cybersecurity, and Education held in 2025. NMIMS demonstrates robust research outputs, with faculty publishing 1,447 papers in UGC Care-listed journals over recent years, many of which are Scopus-indexed, contributing to an institutional of 48 in . The university has awarded 23 patents in the last five years, spanning , , and sciences. In alone, SPTM has produced 620 publications and patents. Key events include school-specific symposia, such as the NSoMASA on mathematical applications in in 2025. The doctoral programs at NMIMS span nine disciplines, including , , pharmaceutical sciences, , and , emphasizing structured PhD pathways. These programs feature rigorous two-year coursework in quantitative and methods, followed by dissertation work to cultivate independent scholars. Enrollments support a growing cohort of PhD candidates across these areas, integrating into the university's academic ecosystem.

International Partnerships and Outreach

SVKM's NMIMS has established extensive international partnerships through over 75 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with institutions across the , , , the , , , and the region. These collaborations, which have grown significantly since the early , facilitate student exchanges, programs, faculty visits, and joint research initiatives with more than 50 partner universities. Notable examples include partnerships with the in the UK for academic mobility and research, in the for s, and for student progression programs. The university's international programs emphasize global exposure, offering semester-abroad options through short-term exchanges and long-term mobility arrangements, such as twinning and degree pathways. For instance, NMIMS students in business and management can pursue dual MBA degrees, spending the first year in and the second at partner institutions like the University at Albany, State University of New York. These programs also include global electives in MBA curricula, delivered via collaborations with top and European universities, alongside faculty exchanges that bring distinguished international experts to NMIMS campuses. In addition to academic ties, NMIMS extends its outreach through social initiatives focused on and societal impact. The We Care: Civic Engagement Internship, launched in 2010, pairs students with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to address issues in , , , and livelihoods, fostering hands-on contributions to underprivileged communities. Complementing this, the Jasani Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and at the School of Business Management provides training in , including internships and programs that support solutions to global challenges like rural development and environmental . NMIMS further promotes community impact via services and collaborative efforts with NGOs. at the School of Law offers free legal consultations to marginalized groups, enabling students to apply their skills in real-world advocacy. Through these activities, the university briefly integrates international collaborations from its partnerships, such as joint projects on with global institutions. Overall, these efforts underscore NMIMS's commitment to extending educational and professional resources beyond academia to drive societal progress.

Student Life and Admissions

Admission Processes

Admissions to SVKM's NMIMS are conducted through a centralized online application process via the university's official portal, where candidates register for relevant entrance exams and submit academic records. The process emphasizes merit, incorporating scores from designated entrance tests, prior academic performance, and achievements in extracurricular areas such as sports and arts. For undergraduate programs in , , , liberal arts, and related fields, the NMIMS Programs After Twelfth (NPAT) serves as the primary entrance exam, while the NMIMS (NCET) applies to engineering and pharmacy programs, and the NMIMS Law Aptitude Test (NLAT) is required for admissions. Postgraduate programs, including MBA specializations in pharmaceutical , rely on the NMAT by GMAC, with additional tests like the NMIMS Scholastic Test (MST) for specialized undergraduate tracks in mathematics and . Applications for these exams are submitted online through dedicated platforms, such as npat.nmims.edu for NPAT and NLAT, and nmat.org for NMAT, with registration fees ranging from ₹2,000 to ₹7,000 depending on the number of programs selected. Eligibility criteria generally require a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination for most programs: level for undergraduate courses (with specific subject requirements like for or physics/chemistry for ) and a for postgraduate programs. For and via NCET, candidates need at least 45% in physics, chemistry, and or from a recognized board. admissions through NLAT mandate 50% in from any stream. As a private , NMIMS follows merit-based admissions without caste-based reservations but allocates 30% of seats to candidates in select MBA programs and adheres to government norms for supernumerary seats in reserved categories where applicable. Selection involves a multi-stage merit evaluation, including entrance exam scores (weighted at 20-50% depending on the program), personal interviews, group discussions or competency assessments, and holistic factors like work experience (preferred for PG) and extracurriculars. For the 2025-2026 admissions cycle, NMAT registration opened on August 1, 2025, with the application deadline extended to October 18, 2025; NPAT and NLAT phases ran from March to May 2025, followed by counseling. The process attracts approximately 10,000 applications annually across programs, with an acceptance rate of around 31%, reflecting high competitiveness particularly for Mumbai campus seats.

Campus Life and Support Services

Campus life at SVKM's NMIMS is vibrant, with students engaging in a wide range of extracurricular activities that foster , , and community. The university supports numerous student-led clubs across its schools, including finance-focused groups like Finnacle, cultural societies such as and Treblemakers, and entrepreneurship cells. These clubs organize workshops, competitions, and networking events, enabling students to develop skills beyond academics. Annual fests add to the dynamic atmosphere, with events like —the flagship cultural festival of the School of Business Management—drawing over 3,000 attendees and featuring performances by artists such as , and Vaayu, the national-level college festival of the Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce. Other notable celebrations include Paragana, a four-day business seminar series, and Enigma, a technical and cultural extravaganza. Sports play a central role in student engagement, with facilities available across all campuses to promote and . Mumbai's hostels include gyms and outdoor spaces for activities like and , while the Indore campus features dedicated grounds for , football, , lawn tennis, and . The Chandigarh campus offers indoor options such as and , and inter-campus leagues like the unite students in competitive events. NMIMS provides comprehensive support services to ensure student well-being and success. The career services team offers counseling, resume-building workshops, and skill-development programs tailored to individual goals. resources include dedicated counseling at the campus, available Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., along with initiatives and peer support networks facilitated by the . Scholarships are merit-based and need-cum-merit, with options like the Mirae Asset Foundation award providing financial aid to MBA students demonstrating academic excellence and economic need. Diversity initiatives emphasize inclusion, including programs through role plays and awareness drives on gender-sensitive language, as well as the Pehchaan club addressing based on gender and sexuality, and Samavesh projects focused on and . On-campus accommodation supports a seamless residential experience, with two full-fledged hostels and four rented facilities in designated separately for male and female students, prioritizing outstation applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. Mess facilities provide affordable, quality meals with , contributing to a comfortable living environment. New students participate in orientation programs like Deeksharambh, a week-long induction held in July-August 2025 for various schools, featuring guest lectures, team-building activities, and cultural immersions to ease the transition to university life. The placement cell serves as a key support pillar, coordinating with over 160 recruiters for final placements in 2024-25 and similar numbers for summer internships in 2025, including firms like and , with a highest package of INR 67.70 LPA for MBA programs. It conducts training workshops on skills and industry readiness, securing opportunities with more than 50 companies for the 2025 summer batch across sectors like consulting and IT.

UGC Regulations and Distance Education Issues

In February 2023, the University Grants Commission (UGC) debarred SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) from offering Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and online programs for the academic sessions of January-February 2023, July-August 2023, and January-February 2024, citing non-compliance with UGC regulations on ODL and online education. The debarment stemmed from violations including inadequate functioning of the Centre for Internal Quality Assurance (CIQA) and failure to meet minimum standards for program delivery, as outlined in UGC guidelines. This action affected approximately 20,000 students enrolled in the January 2023 batch alone, primarily in popular programs such as online MBA and BBA offerings. NMIMS responded by filing a in the in May 2023, challenging the UGC's notice and seeking interim relief for ongoing students. The university also engaged directly with the UGC to address compliance issues. Following a compliance audit and improvements, the ban was lifted in August 2024, permitting NMIMS to resume admissions for ODL and online programs starting from the July-August 2024 session. The resolution allowed the reinstatement of virtual campus programs without further judicial intervention, as the matter was settled administratively. The debarment led to a temporary suspension of NMIMS's distance and online MBA and BBA programs, disrupting academic continuity for enrolled students and prompting refunds or transfer options in some cases. To meet UGC standards, the university enhanced its digital infrastructure, including upgrades to learning management systems and mechanisms, ensuring robust support for remote delivery. This investment aligned the institution's capabilities with regulatory requirements for credible pedagogy. Post-resolution, NMIMS's renewed focus on ODL and online programs supports the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020's vision for flexible, hybrid learning models that integrate technology to expand access to higher education. The episode underscores the UGC's emphasis on stringent oversight to maintain quality in amid India's growing demand for accessible degree options.

Admission and Examination Disputes

In June 2025, the advised SVKM's NMIMS to reconsider its decision to cancel the admissions of two first-year MBA students accused of tampering with marks on an internal examination conducted in March 2024 during their second semester. The students, aged 23 and 25 from and respectively, had altered scores on their answer sheets (e.g., changing 8.5 to 18.5), leading NMIMS to bar them from third-semester exams starting March 25, 2025; the court emphasized a reformative approach, noting the students' strong academic records and suggesting they had learned from the incident. Following further hearings, on September 3, 2025, a of Justices Makarand Karnik and Nitin Borkar quashed NMIMS's cancellation order, ruling the act impulsive rather than malicious and highlighting the university's failure to provide a fair hearing or consider the students' overall performance, which would have allowed them to pass without the tampering. The court permitted the students to appear for re-examinations and continue their studies, subject to results, while upholding lesser penalties such as ineligibility for scholarships, debarment from clubs and events, and exclusion from awards. This outcome underscored the principle of proportionality in academic punishments, avoiding disproportionate ruin to the students' careers. In response to integrity concerns raised in such cases, including reported incidents during the NMAT 2024 cycle, NMIMS has integrated AI-based proctoring tools into its selection and examination processes to enhance monitoring and prevent malpractices. These measures, part of broader updates to the NMAT by GMAC framework, include real-time AI-assisted assessments during competency tests and personal interviews, aiming to ensure fairness in scoring and evaluation. Additionally, NMIMS has implemented transparency policies for NMAT scoring, such as accepting only the first attempt's results and providing clear guidelines on weightage (reduced to 20% for NMAT in recent cycles) alongside competency evaluations, to address perceptions of opacity in admissions. Overall, these incidents have prompted no major institutional suspensions but have driven policy reviews focused on procedural fairness and across NMIMS programs. The maintains a 30% reservation for female candidates in MBA programs to promote gender diversity. In February 2025, over 50 students at the NMIMS Hyderabad campus in suffered food poisoning after consuming meals from the campus mess, leading to hospitalizations. Reports indicated lapses in and , with some students alleging the administration initially treated affected individuals in the rather than seeking immediate medical help. The formed a committee to investigate the incident, reaffirming its commitment to student health and safety, and described it as an isolated event affecting 27 out of 1,200 residents. The controversy escalated when a law student at the campus was suspended for allegedly exposing the food poisoning incident through and media interactions. In May 2025, the granted interim relief to the student, directing the university to reinstate her and prohibiting further adverse actions pending the final hearing. The court emphasized principles of and freedom of expression in academic settings. This case highlighted ongoing concerns about administrative transparency and student welfare at NMIMS satellite campuses.

Notable Alumni

Business and Industry Leaders

Aruna Jayanthi, an NMIMS MBA graduate from the class of 1984, is a prominent leader in the IT services sector. She served as CEO of from 2013 to 2018, where she oversaw the company's largest global operations unit with headcount growing to over 85,000 employees and drove significant digital transformations, including the adoption of and AI technologies to enhance client services in banking and manufacturing. Under her leadership, became a key hub for innovation, contributing to the group's overall revenue growth through strategic partnerships and operational efficiency improvements. She later advanced to Managing Director for and at , expanding the business footprint across regions while emphasizing sustainable digital strategies. Avani Davda, holder of an MBA from NMIMS, has made substantial contributions to India's retail industry as the former Managing Director of Godrej from 2016 to 2019. During her tenure, she spearheaded the turnaround of the premium gourmet retail chain, focusing on strategies, private labels, and in major cities like , Bengaluru, and . Her efforts transformed the company into a more agile operation, emphasizing fresh and international products while achieving positive store-level profitability and preparing the brand for further scaling. Davda's leadership also involved streamlining retail formats and enhancing through prototype stores and digital integration. Nitin Rakesh, an NMIMS MBA alumnus from 1995, is the Global CEO and Managing Director of , a leading IT services firm specializing in for banking and . With over 25 years in the industry, he has expertise in IT consulting, driving Mphasis's growth through AI, cloud migration, and cybersecurity solutions for clients, resulting in the company's revenue reaching US$1.7 billion as of FY2025 under his stewardship since 2017. Rakesh has authored the book Transformation in Times of Crisis: 8 Principles for Managing in Disruptive Times (2021), co-written with Jerry Wind, which outlines adaptive strategies for post-pandemic business resilience based on real-world case studies from global enterprises. His contributions extend to and , including roles on advisory boards for technology innovation. Aashish P. Somaiyaa, an NMIMS MBA graduate, served as Managing Director and CEO of Asset Management Company from 2013 to 2020, where he managed (AUM) that grew from approximately Rs 500 to over Rs 20,000 through a focus on value-oriented equity funds and simplified investment products. His strategy emphasized niche, high-conviction portfolios in mid- and small-cap segments, attracting retail and institutional investors while navigating market volatility. Somaiyaa now leads WhiteOak Capital as Executive Director and CEO, overseeing strategies with AUM exceeding Rs 15,000 , prioritizing long-term wealth creation via . Other notable alumni in business and industry include (MBA), former Chief Operating Officer of the (IPL) from 2008 to 2015, who managed the league's commercial operations, broadcasting rights, and team franchises, turning it into a global powerhouse generating billions in revenue. Shridhar Venkat (MBA), founder and former CEO of (TVF), revolutionized digital content creation in by pioneering web series like and Panchayat, building TVF into a with millions of subscribers and influencing the shift to OTT platforms before transitioning to social impact leadership at .

Entertainment and Public Figures

Vikas Bahl, a prominent and , graduated with an MBA from NMIMS, specializing in areas that supported his pivot from advertising to filmmaking. Bahl co-founded Phantom Films and directed critically acclaimed works like Queen (2014), which won multiple National Film Awards, and [Super 30](/page/Super 30) (2019), highlighting his ability to merge storytelling with commercial viability. His contributions to Indian cinema, including innovative narratives on social issues, underscore the institute's role in nurturing versatile talents who excel in content creation and production leadership. Deven Bhojani, a seasoned , director, and , completed his in at SVKM's NMIMS before pursuing direction studies abroad. Renowned for iconic television roles in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai (2004–2006, 2017) and directing episodes of popular series like Khichdi (2002–2004), Bhojani has shaped Indian sitcoms through his multifaceted involvement in theater, TV, and . His enduring impact on and family-oriented content reflects the foundational business education from NMIMS that enabled his sustainable career in media. Saniya Anklesaria, an emerging actress recognized for child roles in films such as Halo (2015) and Theeran Adhigaaram Ondru (2017), pursued her B.Tech in Computer Science and Business Systems at NMIMS's Mukesh Patel School of Technology, Management, and Engineering from 2019 to 2023. Balancing academics with acting, she contributed to campus initiatives like the MUN Society, demonstrating how NMIMS supports students in integrating technical skills with creative professions. Anklesaria's trajectory highlights the institute's appeal to young talents entering entertainment while building diverse expertise. In the realm of public figures, , a leading LGBTQ+ activist and corporate professional, pursued studies at NMIMS, complementing his earlier education at St. Xavier's College. As a vocal for inclusion, Iyer has influenced policy through campaigns like No More Silence and TEDx talks, earning recognition as one of the world's most influential LGBT individuals by The in 2016. His work in diversity consulting at firms like Godrej and showcases how NMIMS drive alongside professional leadership. Upendra Rai, a prominent and media entrepreneur, obtained his MBA from SVKM's NMIMS, which equipped him for roles in management and broadcasting. As Chairman and of Bharat Express Channel, Rai has shaped Hindi journalism through investigative reporting and digital expansion, including launching 24x7 platforms that reach millions. His contributions to public discourse on national issues exemplify the analytical and strategic training NMIMS provides to influencers in media and .

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