Overview

St. Andrew's College, Mumbai was founded on July 9, 1983 by the Archbishop of Bombay Simon Pimenta (1978–1996) with 194 students. The college today has more than 4,000 students. It is a Christian Roman Catholic institution and offers study programmes at the junior (class XI-XII) and undergraduate college levels.

Campus

Sited in the Mumbai suburb of Bandra, the college offers contemporary academic facilities. The library has a collection of 30,000 books, 22 magazines, 50 periodicals, 6 national newspapers, 1400 articles, 306 CD’s/DVDs, 15 maps and 3 databases. The library also has internet and photocopy facilities. The college has laboratories for Physics, Biology and Chemistry, and an air-conditioned Computer Laboratory. The classrooms are well ventilated with facilities for overhead and LCD displays. The campus also has a gym and canteen.

Academics

Junior College Faculty of Arts – English Hindi / Marathi / French Economics, History, Psychology, Sociology, Environmental Education Faculty of Science English Hindi / Marathi / French / Comp. Science Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Statistics, Environmental Education Faculty of Commerce English Hindi / Marathi / Information Technology Math and Statistics / S. P Organization of Commerce, Economics, Book-Keeping & Accountancy, Environmental Education Senior College B.Com B.Com (Banking and Insurance) B.Com (Accounting and Finance) B.M.M (Bachelor of Mass Media) B.M.S (Bachelor of Management of Studies) B.Sc (Hospitality Studies) B.Sc (IT)

General Information

Admission

Admissions are granted according to the rules and regulations of the government and the Mumbai University. Being a Catholic Christian minority college, 50% of the seats are reserved for Catholics.

Achievement

The college was accredited with Grade A by the NAAC. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with the Fraser Valley, Canada on 6 December 2007 for student and teacher exchange programmes.

Accommodation

The college does not provide hostel facility