Courses Offered at GNVS Institute of Management

Students choose a specialisation that shapes their electives and project work. The institute lists five areas for the MMS programme:

• Finance - corporate finance, investment, banking and financial services
• Marketing - brand management, sales, market research and digital marketing
• Human Resource Management - talent acquisition, learning and development, employee engagement
• Operations - supply chain, logistics and process management
• IT-Systems - business analytics, information systems and technology management

Eligibility follows the DTE Maharashtra norms. Candidates need a bachelor's degree of at least three years in any discipline from a recognised university, with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate, and the relaxed requirement of 45% applies to reserved category candidates belonging to Maharashtra. Final-year students can be offered provisional admission, but they must produce their passing result by the date notified by DTE, otherwise the admission is cancelled and fees paid are forfeited as per the rules. Always confirm the current-year criteria on the admission page before applying.

Entry is through the Maharashtra CAP process. A valid MAH-MBA/MMS CET score is the main route, and scores of other tests recognised by DTE, such as CAT and CMAT, are considered under the rules for the relevant year. The institute also notes that it runs an outbound induction visit, regular industrial visits, and student-led events that give practical exposure alongside classroom teaching. These activities are organised by students with the support of the institute.

Beyond the core syllabus, students can take add-on certification courses in each semester, in both online and offline formats, and attend sessions on soft skills and interaction with industry executives. These additions are meant to prepare students for interviews and early career roles. The approved tuition and development fee for the programme is Rs. 1,52,500 per year for AY 2026-27, and the detailed breakup is explained on the course fee page.

Applicants comparing MMS colleges in Mumbai should also review the cutoff trends on the cutoff page and the career outcomes reported by the institute before taking a final decision.