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I applied to IIM Indore, St. Xavier's mumbai, TAPMI Manipal and I had given CET exam to apply for colleges in Mumbai. I did not clear the IPMAT exam as I prepared only for 2 months, so I didn't make it to iim indore. St. Xavier's being one of the top colleges in India was my next choice. I also got into TAPMI Manipal but I chose Xavier's over it as the ROI was better. For admission in Xavier's you've to clear the Xavier's Entrance Test (XET) for BMS, BMM and BSC-IT. Post which you'll get a call if your name is in the merit list. Rest of the process is done in the college itself, where you'll be asked to submit your documents and fill out some forms. It is a quite easy and smooth process....Read More

I have applied to NMIMS and Mithibai college and I chose Xaviers based on the location and its brand name and prestigious alumni, moreover, the campus is beautiful and the students are very welcoming, I also wanted to be part of the Malhar Festival which is one of the biggest festivals in Mumbai...Read More

In my opinion, the admission process for St. Xavier's College was pretty smooth and the portal worked well when I applied. This was the only college I had applied for, after a while I was thinking of applying to Ramnarain Ruia College and Jai Hind College but then I got accepted in Xavier's so there was no need to apply to the other colleges. The parameters on which they select students was purely based on merit, with a few exceptions for minority quotas. Xavier's has a a larger minority quota for Christian students, as it is a Jesuit institution. The cutoffs range at around 95% for Arts and around 90% for Science....Read More

It was one of the top colleges in Mumbai for mass media. I had applied to Jai Hind and KC for mass media and I got into both, but I chose St. Xavier's I was extremely happy when I cracked the entrance. You crack the entrance exam first that has a unique curriculum the questions change every year, there's no reference papers available. You'll have to study basic economics, data interpretation, grammar, and logical reasoning. Current affairs is also important. They allocated around 40% or the seats to catholic minorities, 20% to management quotas and 40% to general admissions....Read More

I choose Xavier's because the BMS course it offers is one of the best and is very affordable as well , I was comparing Xavier's with christ,nmis etc. the BMS course offered in their college is extremely expensive and not as reputed as Xavier's and the placements that they offers is not good as Xavier's as well,Xavier's also has a good alumini and good word of mouth than these colleges, as for the admission into courses like BMS ,BMM,BSC-IT there is an entrance test called XAT and we have to clearit, the weightage is 60% score form the entrance test 40% from board exam scores and the final round will be an interview after which it is decided if one is selected for the course or not there is a reservation for Christan quota in the college as it is an Jesuits run college...Read More

I have been in St Xavier's College since JC and ever since I have been a student of this college. The process for junior college is very simple as you just need to apply through the Mum university form and select Xaviers; then fill the Xavier's college form from their website. Once it's done, u just need to wait for the merit lists to be out. The cut-off for junior college is always somewhere between 89% to 97/98%....Read More