KC College of Arts, Mumbai

Another of the most prime constituent colleges is KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science located at Churchgate, Mumbai, instituted in 1954. It has courses ranging in myriad streams under its umbrella in 64 programmes with the scope of 13 degrees, having a student strength of 5,613 on campus and a faculty strength of 87. Streams offered by KC College include arts, commerce, and science.

It has a range of fine facilities meant to make the learning experience enriching for its students. The library is one of the largest city libraries, having over 58,000 documents. It is fully automated and equipped with integrated library software. The recreation hall is well equipped for students to play a range of indoor sports.

Apart from modules for competitive exams like IELTS and TOEFL, there are 5000 lessons in elementary and advanced English language learning software as part of the IT infrastructure of the college. Students have a perfect place to relax and mingle at spacious and hygienic canteen.

One of the finest auditoriums in Mumbai, the college auditorium is centrally air-conditioned and equipped with state-of-the-art acoustics and light and sound facilities. KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science has 64 courses in diversified category. The course range ranges from full-time undergraduate and postgraduate studies to doctoral degrees.

In total, the college comprises several categories, 13 of various degrees, such as the conventional Arts , Commerce, and Science , while other specialized degrees like B. Design, B. Arch, B. Sc. , B. El. Ed, B. Com , along with diplomas and certificates. The KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science admission is somewhat merit-based.

In nearly all the undergraduate courses which include the sorts-after courses for example, B. Com , B. Sc, and BA, admission is merit-based. This simply means that the student's performance in his or her qualifying examinations forms the basis of admission into the said course. The institution also offers certain specialized courses like BMM or Bachelor of Mass Media and BMS or Bachelor of Management Studies.

The admissions to these courses are also merit-based. In some postgraduate programmes such as M. Sc. and M. Com. , admissions are generally granted according to the candidate's performance in his or her undergraduate degree.