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“NAAC B++ accredited college in Maharashtra”
Mumbai, Maharashtra • PIN 400101
Mumbai, Maharashtra · Mumbai Suburban district
NAAC B++ · CGPA 2.85 · valid till 5 Apr 2029
What AISHE's and NAAC's registers hold about this institution
D.S. ROAD, ASHA NAGAR, THAKUR COMPLEX, KANDIVALI (EAST), MUMBAI - 400101 Mumbai 400101
NAAC's register gives a state and a single free-text address, with no separate town field. “Mumbai” was read out of the address above and may be the town or the district. The address is the authority; that line is our reading of it.
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Yes. NAAC has graded it B++ with a CGPA of 2.85, and that accreditation runs to 5 Apr 2029. This comes from NAAC's own register of assessments, not from the college.
University of Mumbai. AISHE states the affiliation outright and names the university by its own code (U-0318), so this is a join on an identifier rather than a match on a spelling.
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C-33607. It is the Ministry of Education's own identifier, which is how this college's record joins onto AISHE, NAAC and AICTE data without depending on the spelling of its name.
Mumbai, Maharashtra, PIN 400101. The full address as NAAC's register holds it is on this page; the town line is our reading of that address, because the register has no separate town field.
No. The score is built from NIRF ranking, NAAC grade, placement outcomes and student ratings, and a college has only the second of those — NIRF's university rankings do not include colleges. Scoring a college on one axis out of five would be a number dressed up as an assessment.
Kind of institution, management, district, year and affiliating university from AISHE's register; the NAAC grade, CGPA, assessment cycle and expiry from NAAC's. AISHE code C-33607 is what joins the two.
The town "Mumbai" was read out of the free-text address, because the register has no town field. It may be the town or the district.
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