Established in 1983, NES Ratnam College of Arts, Science & Commerce is located in Bhandup, Mumbai. Commonly called Ratnam College, it is affiliated with the University of Mumbai and has received NAAC Grade A for three consecutive years.

The college provides undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral education in arts, science and commerce, alongside add-on and skill development courses. Its academic provision is supported by qualified faculty and modern infrastructure.

Ratnam College Important Dates

Event Date
UGC NET December 2026 application deadline 31 October 2026, 11:50 PM
UGC NET December 2026 examination fee payment deadline 31 October 2026, 11:50 PM
UGC NET application correction window 2 to 4 November 2026, until 11:50 PM
UGC NET examination city intimation 23 November 2026
UGC NET admit card release 7 December 2026
UGC NET December 2026 examination 14 to 18 December 2026 and 21 December 2026

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

Ratnam College Courses and Eligibility

Ratnam College offers degree programmes across arts, commerce, management and science, together with doctoral study in Botany. Programme durations, subject options and academic requirements are presented below.

Programme Duration Subjects and eligibility Selection
BA 3 years 10+2 from the Maharashtra State Board or another recognised board, with English as a compulsory subject Merit-based
B.Com 3 years Options include Banking and Insurance, and Accounting and Finance. Applicants need 10+2 from the Maharashtra State Board or another recognised board with 45% aggregate. Merit-based
B.Sc 3 years Options include Computer Science and Information Technology. Applicants need 10+2 in Science from the Maharashtra State Board or another recognised board with 45% aggregate and the specified Statistics and Mathematics subject requirement. Merit-based
BMS 3 years 10+2 from the Maharashtra State Board or another recognised board with 45% aggregate Merit-based
M.Sc 2 years Physics and Chemistry specialisations; B.Sc from the University of Mumbai or another recognised institution Merit-based
M.Com 2 years Advanced Accountancy specialisation; B.Com or BMS from a recognised institution Merit-based
Ph.D. 3 to 5 years Botany; M.Sc in Botany with 55% aggregate The course listing describes merit-based selection; the admission process specifies MPhil/SET/NET/PET marks followed by counselling.

Ratnam College Admission Process

Undergraduate selection for programmes such as BA, B.Com and B.Sc uses Class 12 aggregate marks. Postgraduate selection for M.Sc and M.Com depends on graduation merit. Doctoral admission considers marks in MPhil, SET, NET or PET, followed by counselling.

Applicants must complete both the college application requirements and the University of Mumbai registration process.

  1. Visit the college’s official website.
  2. Enter the required information carefully in the online admission form.
  3. Attach the marks statement from the last qualifying examination.
  4. Submit the completed form to the college office.
  5. Complete the online registration form prescribed by the University of Mumbai.

Ratnam College Campus Facilities

Academic facilities include a library, science laboratories, ICT-enabled classrooms and spaces for audiovisual learning. Students also have access to games facilities, a gymnasium and purified drinking water.

  • The library stocks course-related books and periodicals, competitive-examination material, reference books, journals and general-interest reading. On working days, it operates from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM.
  • The auditorium accommodates 700 people, and an audiovisual room is also available.
  • Science laboratories provide fire extinguishers, eyewash areas and ventilation.
  • The college does not provide student accommodation.

Arts, Commerce, BMS and BAF students attend the first session, with lectures beginning at 7:10 AM. The Science session starts at 11:10 AM. B.Com Banking and Insurance lectures begin at 12:00 noon or 12:50 PM. Timetable notices are issued periodically.

Ratnam College Fee Concessions

Reserved-category students can receive fee concessions according to state guidelines. Aided programmes receive grants from the University of Mumbai, resulting in lower fees than unaided programmes.

Ratnam College Certificate Courses

Alongside its degree programmes, the college offers the following certificate courses:

  • Conversational English
  • Tourism and Travel Management
  • Instrumental Analytical Techniques
  • Nutrition and Dietetics
  • Stock Market Operations
  • Retail Management

Ratnam College FAQs

Ques: What financial concessions are available to eligible students?

Ans: The college provides fee concessions for students belonging to reserved categories, following the applicable state guidelines.

Ques: When do lectures begin for the different student groups?

Ans: The first session for Arts, Commerce, BMS and BAF begins at 7:10 AM. Science students start their second session at 11:10 AM. B.Com Banking and Insurance lectures commence at 12:00 noon or 12:50 PM. The college publishes timetable notices from time to time.

Ques: Which subjects are covered by the college’s certificate programmes?

Ans: Certificate options include Conversational English, Tourism and Travel Management, Instrumental Analytical Techniques, Nutrition and Dietetics, Stock Market Operations and Retail Management.

Ques: Why do aided programmes have lower fees than unaided programmes?

Ans: Aided courses receive grants from the University of Mumbai. This funding allows their fees to remain lower than those charged for unaided courses.

Ques: Can students obtain accommodation through Ratnam College?

Ans: No, the college does not provide accommodation facilities for students.