NMCCE gives its Junior College students first preference for First Year Bachelor of Commerce (FYB.Com) seats, subject to the approved intake and admission rules. Applicants from outside the college compete for the seats left after in-house admissions. For 2026-27, selection follows University of Mumbai guidelines: B.Com uses qualifying examination merit, while BMS requires the prescribed entrance and centralised allotment process.

The online application charge is INR 500 for General and OBC applicants and INR 250 for SC and ST applicants. Students pay this charge during Phase I on nmcollege.in.

  • B.Com and B.Sc (AI and DA): Check merit-list admission instructions and application status at nmcollege.in.
  • BMS: The admission route for 2026-27 combines the MAH BMS BBA CET result with the University of Mumbai centralised allotment process.
  • M.Com: Follow the college's phase-wise application instructions and admission notices.
  • For F.Y.B.Com, NMC Junior College students receive in-house preference within the sanctioned intake and the applicable rules. Outside applicants are considered for any seats available after this process.
  • The in-house category covers NMC Junior College students. Self-financed programmes do not offer this category.
  • NMCCE has autonomous status. Select the autonomous college category when completing University of Mumbai pre-enrollment.
  • Before admission, students must create an Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) ID. Keep an Aadhaar-linked mobile number available to complete registration.
  • Applications may be submitted under Open, Gujarati Minority, PwD and other Reserved categories, according to the admission guidelines.

NMCCE application portal for 2026: nmcollege.in

NMCCE B.Com and Other Merit-Based UG Admissions 2026

Students applying for 2026-27 can choose from commerce programmes in Accounting and Finance, Financial Markets, Economics, Management and Finance, Management Studies, and Economics and Analytics. NMCCE also offers B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics. The college follows University of Mumbai and autonomous college admission rules. Qualifying examination marks determine merit for B.Com and B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics; BMS has a separate entrance-based route.

Academic Requirements for B.Com and B.Sc. Admission

Programme Minimum Requirement
Most B.Com specialisations At least 45% in Class 12.
B.Com Accounting and Finance (BAF) At least 50% in Class 12.
B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics At least 45% in Class 12, with Mathematics as a subject.

How NMCCE Selects Students for Merit-Based UG Courses

A separate entrance test is not needed for B.Com or B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics. The college prepares merit lists from qualifying examination marks under its admission policy and University of Mumbai rules.

  • NMCCE Junior College applicants receive in-house consideration wherever the admission rules allow it.
  • Available seats after in-house admissions are allotted by merit under the relevant categories.
  • A place on a merit list must be followed by completion of all admission requirements within the stated deadline.

Both the university pre-enrollment and the NMCCE application must be completed on time. Failure to finish a required step can lead to the loss of candidature.

Steps to Submit a B.Com Application

  • Begin with University of Mumbai pre-enrollment, following the admission notice.
  • Choose the autonomous college option wherever required.
  • Register for an Academic Bank of Credits account and create the required ABC ID.
  • Enter the requested details in the NMCCE application and upload the supporting documents.
  • Look for your name in the merit lists published by NM College.
  • If selected, verify your documents, pay the fees and confirm admission before the deadline.

NMCCE BMS Admission 2026

To enter the Bachelor of Management Studies programme, students must take the MAH BBA/BMS CET held by the Maharashtra State CET Cell. A valid score and participation in the University of Mumbai centralised admission process are required for seat allotment. Class 12 marks also contribute to the university's allotment process.

Entrance Score and Seat Allotment for BMS

NMCCE uses the CET score and the University of Mumbai admission rules to select BMS students. Applicants must qualify through this route and take part in centralised allotment.

  • Taking the MAH BBA/BMS CET is compulsory for applicants following this admission route.
  • The University of Mumbai admission process handles seat allotment.
  • CET and university rules govern the preparation of merit and allotment lists.
  • After receiving a seat, students must have their documents verified and pay the required fees.

Steps to Complete the BMS Application

  • Use the Maharashtra State CET Cell portal to register for the MAH BBA/BMS CET, then appear for the examination.
  • Carry out University of Mumbai pre-enrollment according to its admission instructions.
  • Create or register the ABC ID wherever required.
  • Finish the college application requirements communicated by NMCCE.
  • Take part in the university's centralised process for allotting BMS seats.
  • Once a seat is allotted, complete document checks and fee payment.

NMCCE M.Com Admission 2026

Graduation marks form the basis of selection for the Master of Commerce programme at N.M. College of Commerce & Economics (NMCCE). This postgraduate admission follows the rules of the University of Mumbai and the autonomous college. Applicants should check NMCCE notices for phase-wise applications, merit lists and admission deadlines.

Qualifications Accepted for M.Com

A recognised commerce degree or an accepted equivalent is needed to apply. The academic and selection requirements are listed below.

Requirement Details
University qualification Applicants must hold a B.Com or an equivalent degree awarded by a recognised university.
Accepted degrees University rules permit B.Com, BMS, BAF, BFM, BBI and other equivalent commerce-related degrees.
Entrance test M.Com admission does not require a separate entrance examination.
Admission basis Merit determines selection, subject to university and college admission rules.

From Graduation Merit to Confirmed Admission

NMCCE shortlists M.Com applicants using their B.Com or equivalent degree results. The University of Mumbai guidelines govern this merit-based selection. Students must finish the application within the announced admission window and follow subsequent college notices.

Selection Stage What It Involves
Merit assessment Graduation or qualifying examination marks are assessed under the university and college guidelines.
Entrance requirement There is no separate entrance test unless NM College or the University of Mumbai specifies one.
Shortlisting The college uses B.Com or equivalent degree marks to identify eligible applicants for selection.
Seat confirmation Selected applicants secure admission by completing document verification and paying the fees.

Application Steps for M.Com in 2026

Complete the university registration before proceeding with the college application and selection requirements.

Step Action Required
Step 1 Finish the prescribed postgraduate pre-enrollment with the University of Mumbai.
Step 2 Open the official admission portal and submit the NMCCE M.Com application.
Step 3 Provide academic records and supporting documents by upload or submission, as instructed.
Step 4 Check the college's M.Com merit lists for your selection status.
Step 5 After selection, have the documents verified and pay the admission fees.

NMCCE Scholarships and Freeships 2026

Government schemes and category-specific eligibility rules determine access to NMCCE scholarships and freeships, which provide financial support to eligible students. Applications must follow the prescribed procedure and timeline. College guidelines allow a student to receive only one scholarship per academic year.

Scholarship or Freeship Who Can Apply
SC/ST/VJNT/SBC/OBC Scholarship & Freeship Students in the SC, ST, VJNT, SBC or OBC categories.
Scholarship for Persons with Disability (PwD) Students who meet the requirements and hold a disability certificate.
Central Sector Scholarship UG students who satisfy the scheme's merit and eligibility conditions.
Minority Scholarship Members of Muslim, Buddhist, Christian, Parsi, Sikh, Jain and other notified minority communities.
Government Free Studentship (EBC) Students from Economically Backward Classes who qualify under the scheme.
State Government Open Merit Scholarship Students who fulfil the merit-based eligibility requirements.
Ex-Servicemen Children Education Concession Children of ex-servicemen who meet the concession's conditions.
Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Shikshan Shulka Shishyavrutti Scheme Students who qualify for the state's fee reimbursement scheme.
Eklavya Scholarship PG students who satisfy the scholarship requirements.
Girls Freeship Girl students in junior college who meet the eligibility rules.
Teachers’ Children Education Scheme Children of school teachers who qualify under the scheme.
Kapole Bania Freeship Students from the Kapole Bania community who meet its conditions.

Use the applicable official scholarship portal, such as MahaDBT or the National Scholarship Portal (NSP), to apply.

NMCCE Admission FAQs

Ques. Which marks decide selection for NM College's commerce and AI programmes?

Ans. Class 12 board percentages determine merit through the University of Mumbai merit-list process. This applies to B.Com, BAF, BFM, BMF, B.Com Economics and B.Sc (AI and DA). Applicants do not take an entrance examination for these programmes.

Ques. How do the qualifying percentages differ between BAF and other UG options?

Ans. BAF, or B.Com Accounting and Finance, needs at least 50% in Class 12. Most other B.Com specialisations have a minimum requirement of 45%. For B.Sc Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics, students need 45% and must have studied Mathematics in Class 12.

Ques. Can Class 12 results alone secure a BMS seat at NMCCE?

Ans. A valid MAH BMS BBA CET score from the Maharashtra State CET Cell is compulsory. The University of Mumbai also considers Class 12 marks when making centralised allotments. Without the CET, direct entry to BMS is unavailable.

Ques. When are outside applicants considered for F.Y.B.Com seats?

Ans. Outside applicants can receive seats only after NM College's Junior College students have been admitted and vacancies remain. The Bombay High Court mandate gives these in-house students first preference up to the full sanctioned capacity of the F.Y.B.Com class.

Ques. How much must applicants pay when submitting the Phase I form?

Ans. General and OBC applicants pay INR 500, while the charge for SC and ST applicants is INR 250. Payment takes place online at nmcollege.in during the Phase I application.

Ques. What must applicants from another state complete before approaching NM College?

Ans. Students from recognised boards anywhere in India may apply, including those from outside Maharashtra. Before submitting the college application, every applicant must complete University of Mumbai pre-enrollment at mu.ac.in and choose the autonomous college category.

Ques. What needs to be submitted before and after a student's name enters the merit list?

Ans. Both application phases are compulsory. In Phase I, students submit the pre-admission form on nmcollege.in and provide documents in person. After their name appears in a merit list, they must fill in the Phase II post-admission form on the same website. Skipping Phase II leads to forfeiture of the seat, even when the fee remains unpaid.

Ques. Does NMCCE have an admission route through a management quota?

Ans. NMCCE does not provide direct entry through a management quota. University of Mumbai merit lists determine admission to all B.Com and B.Sc seats. For BMS, seats are allotted centrally using the MAH BMS BBA CET-based admission process.