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The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science

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The school at a glance
Fees ₹5,250 - 22,100
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 1983
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Indian Curriculum
Taught languages English, Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi, French
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located in Malad (West), Mumbai, The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers' Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science is a Maharashtra State Board–recognised junior college established in 1983 by the MKES (Malad Kandivli Education Society) to serve linguistic minority students. The college offers the FYJC programme with three streams—Commerce, Arts and Science—available in aided and unaided modes. Commerce includes compulsory subjects such as English, Health & Physical Education, Jal Suraksha & Environment Education, Economics, Book Keeping & Accountancy, and Organisation Of Commerce & Management, with options such as Secretarial Practice and Mathematics & Statistics and language choices (Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi or French). Arts and Science provide the respective compulsory subjects and electives, with language options including Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi or French. The 5.75-acre Bhavishya Bharat campus in Malad (W) houses a well-equipped library (open 9 am–5 pm with automation), a 24x7 computer lab, LCD-equipped classrooms, an air-conditioned auditorium, a seminar room, and a gymkhana. The college campus also includes a canteen and other essential facilities, supporting a broad NSS and club programme that complements academics.

The BSGDs' Junior College, Road No.1, Bhadran Nagar, S V Road, Malad (W), Mumbai - 400064

The Essentials

Location
The BSGDs' Junior College is in Malad (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra. The address is The BSGDs' Junior College, Road No.1, Bhadran Nagar, SV Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400 064. It is in the western suburbs of Mumbai.

Stages
First Year Junior College (FYJC) and Second Year Junior College (SYJC) in Commerce, Arts and Science.

Type
Junior College

Country affiliation
India
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Students must wear decent clothes. Caps, hats, half-pants/shorts/3/4 pants, sleeveless T-shirts and ripped jeans are not permitted for boys. For girls, caps, hats, half-pants/shorts, short skirts, skin-tight dresses, sleeveless tops and ripped jeans are not permitted; facial piercing beyond earrings and nose rings is prohibited.

Food Options
The Canteen provides healthy and nutritious snacks and meals to students, faculty and staff throughout the day. The seating area is ergonomically designed.

Governance and Ownership
The BSGDs' Junior College was established in 1983 by the Malad Kandivli Education Society (MKES), a professionally managed trust with a large number of institutions under its umbrella. It is part of MKES Parivaar on the Bhavishya Bharat Campus.
Fees

Annual tuition at The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science ranges from INR 5,250 to INR 22,100 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- College application / registration fee: INR 400 (Indian students); INR 600 (foreign students).
- Eligibility / board-related form fees (examples shown in the prospectus):
- Fees for Eligibility Form: INR 100 (Indian students from outside Maharashtra); INR 500 (foreign students).
- Eligibility fee for submission to the Board (example entries): INR 300 (Indian students); INR 500 (foreign students).
- Late-application / late-submission penalties (examples shown in prospectus notices): commonly applied as a per-day late fee (e.g., INR 10 or INR 20 per day depending on the academic-year notice).

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as published in college admission notices and prospectus materials)
- First Year Junior College (F.Y.J.C. / Std XI) — Academic Year 2026/27 (published fee table for FYJC admissions 2026–27):
- Commerce / Arts (Aided) — Girls: INR 6,380 per year.
- Commerce / Arts (Aided) — Boys: INR 6,730 per year.
- Commerce (Self‑Finance): INR 20,820 per year.
- Arts (Self‑Finance): INR 9,550 per year.
- Science (Self‑Finance): INR 22,100 per year.
- Note: subject-specific fees (optional/additional subjects) are charged separately after online admission and subject allotment.

- First Year Junior College (F.Y.J.C.) — comparison with prior year (2025/26) fee table (illustrative):
- Commerce (Self‑Finance) example: INR 18,500 per year (FYJC 2025–26 table).

- Second Year Junior College (S.Y.J.C. / Std XII) — published general-fees example (Academic Year 2021–22 table showing the college's S.Y.J.C. fee categories and optional subject charges):
- S.Y.J.C. Commerce: Aided Girls INR 5,250 per year; Aided Boys INR 5,580 per year; Unaided (Self‑Finance) Girls & Boys INR 18,200 per year.
- S.Y.J.C. Arts: Aided Girls INR 5,250 per year; Aided Boys INR 5,580 per year; Unaided (Self‑Finance) Girls & Boys INR 9,450 per year.
- S.Y.J.C. Science (Unaided/Self‑Finance example): INR 21,300 per year.
- Optional / subject fees (examples listed for S.Y.J.C. in the published fee table):
- Marathi/Gujarati/Hindi – MATHS: INR 3,000.
- French (SP): INR 4,000.
- French (MATHS): INR 7,000.
- IT–MATHS: INR 4,200.
- Computer lab charges (for IT/CS/Electronics students): INR 5,000.
- Lab maintenance charges (for IT/CS/Electronics students): INR 3,800.
- Optional subject charges for science (examples): French INR 4,000; Psychology INR 2,000; Computer Science / Electronics INR 6,200; IT INR 1,200; plus computer lab and lab maintenance charges as above.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Admission confirmation is conditional on online payment of the admission/tuition fees and generation of a college fee receipt; admission is confirmed only after the required online payment is completed.
- F.Y.J.C. applicants must register on the state FYJC admission portal as part of the online admission process; subject fees and additional subject charges are payable after completion of the online admission process and after subject allotment/confirmation.
- S.Y.J.C. admissions use the college/student portal (MasterSoft/CIMS) for registration and payment; published admission schedules specify the exact windows for form submission and payment in each admission round. Payment windows must be observed to avoid late fees or forfeiture of seats.

Boarding / hostel fees
- No boarding/hostel fee schedule or resident‑boarding facility fee is listed in the college admissions and prospectus materials; the institution's published admissions information does not present a boarding fee category. (No boarding charges are shown in the college fee tables and downloadable admission notices.)

Other costs and fees (examples, deposits and one‑time charges)
- Subject / optional subject fees (charged in addition to base tuition) — paid after subject allotment.
- Computer lab charges and lab maintenance charges for IT/Computer Science/Electronics students.
- Library deposit, lab deposit and caution money are collected and refunded via formal application forms; separate refund/application forms exist for library and lab deposits and for trust‑paid fees. The published refund forms request original fee receipts and identify the refund process steps.
- Identity card: an identity card is compulsory for students; there may be an identity‑card charge or replacement fee in administrative notices.
- Other routine charges that appear in published fee tables in certain years include small administrative or activity charges; optional course materials and stationery costs are charged separately where applicable.

Refund information and cancellation
- Admission cancellation requires submission of an Admission Cancellation Form together with the original fee receipt; the cancellation form includes an official section where the college notes whether the student is entitled to a refund and the amount to be refunded. A college-issued refund application form is used for trust‑paid fees (cheque/DD) and for refunding library and lab deposits.
- Library deposit and lab deposit refunds are processed via a dedicated refund application form which requires submission of the original fee receipt(s).

Fee payment options
- Online payment through the college/student portals is the published method for admission and tuition payments; the student portal workflow shows a "Pay Now" action and a step to enter bank details, indicating online gateway payments (card / net‑banking / bank details entry) via the MasterSoft/CIMS payment interface.
- The admission process instructions state that admission is confirmed only after generation of the college fee receipt following online payment; students are required to follow the online registration and payment flow within the published admission window.

Note: amounts above are presented in Indian Rupees (INR) as published in the college's admission notices and prospectus documents for the academic years referenced. Major published entries (F.Y.J.C. 2026–27 table and S.Y.J.C. general-fees table examples) have been included explicitly; optional subject fees, lab charges and deposit‑refund forms are listed in the college's admissions and prospectus materials.
Academics

The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science teaches Indian Curriculum.

Curriculum
Choice of Subjects at FYJC includes Commerce, Arts, and Science streams. Commerce is offered in both Aided and Unaided modes with English, Health & Physical Education, Jal Suraksha & Environment Education, Economics, Book Keeping & Accountancy, and Organisation Of Commerce & Management as compulsory; Optional subjects include Secretarial Practice; Mathematics & Statistics (Select Any One); languages Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi or French; Information Technology (Merit Basis) (Select Any One). Arts is offered in Aided and Unaided streams; in Aided, English, Health & Physical Education, Jal Suraksha & Environment Education, Economics are compulsory; Geography (Select Any Three), Sociology, Psychology, Mathematics & Statistics are optional; Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi or French; Information Technology (Merit Basis) (Select Any One). In Arts Unaided, English, Health & Physical Education, Jal Suraksha & Environment Education, Economics are compulsory; Optional Political Science (Select Any Three), Philosophy, Psychology, Mathematics & Statistics; Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi or French; Information Technology (Merit Basis) (Select Any One). Science is offered in Unaided and Unaided Bi-Focal streams; in Unaided, Physics and Chemistry are compulsory; Optional Mathematics & Statistics; Psychology (Select Any One) and optionally Psychology or Biology; Marathi, Hindi, French; Information Technology (Merit Basis) (Select Any One. Science Unaided Bi-Focal includes English; Health & Physical Education; Jal Suraksha & Environment Education; Physics; Chemistry; Mathematics & Statistics; Optional Computer Science Paper I & II (100 + 100).

Exam Results
FYJC 2025-26 toppers: Commerce topper Bangera Disha Doddayya, 532/600 (88.67%); Arts topper Kashish Ravikumar Nag, 500/600 (83.33%); Science topper Gracy Devasagyam Nadar, 543/600 (90.50%). HSC 2026 toppers list is published in the uploaded_files folder as 676_HSC_TOPPERS_LIST_2026.pdf.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates typically progress to Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce, Arts & Management Studies and Shantaben Nagindas Khandwala College of Science for undergraduate degree studies within MKES.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a counselling psychologist for student support. The National Service Scheme provides a platform for social service. The campus life includes a host of clubs and associations for student development. The mission focuses on serving linguistic minority communities and providing overall education. The vision is Education for all, Education for the youth, and Education for the future of our country. The school offers language study in French or German.

Mental Wellbeing
Counselling services are available through a dedicated counselling psychologist.
Parent Experience

History
The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers' Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science, recognised by the Maharashtra State Board, is a leading college in Mumbai's western suburbs. It was established in 1983 by the Malad Kandivli Education Society (MKES), a professionally managed trust with a large number of academic institutions under its umbrella. The aim was to impart quality education to the masses, particularly to students from linguistic minorities. The college operates under the MKES umbrella to provide comprehensive education across streams.

Community
Campus Life includes a Student Life program with clubs and associations that nurture student talents. The National Service Scheme provides a platform for social service, and Cultural and Fine Arts programs foster creativity. A range of student groups participate in Association Events, the Students' Council, NSS, NCC, the Magazine, Nature Club, and Sports. Regular notices and updates keep the campus active and connected.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The BSGDs' Junior College has a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). FYJC PTA meetings are scheduled, including an August 2026 meeting. PTA notices are published on the college site, including the FYJC PTA Notice August 2026 PDF. The PTA engages with parents and teachers to support student development through meetings and notices. Parents can participate through PTA activities and communications published by the college.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Campus spans 5.75 acres in Malad (West) on the Bhavishya Bharat campus. It provides 24x7 housekeeping and CCTV security. Classrooms are designed to best-in-class standards and equipped with LCD projectors and other teaching aids. The library is well-stocked with an automated system and subscribes to leading international and national journals; it operates from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The Computer Lab is 24x7 with internet access and e-learning opportunities. The Gymkhana is a state-of-the-art facility for students and faculty, and the Auditorium and Canteen provide spaces for talks and meals.

Sports Facilities
Gymkhana is a state-of-the-art facility for sports and physical activities for students and faculty. The college encourages students to participate in sports to promote health and personal well-being. Sports participation helps develop character, imbibe discipline, and inculcate a value for rules. Participation builds stamina, enhances skills, and boosts self-esteem.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms are adequate in number and designed to best-in-class standards, with LCD projectors and other teaching aids. The library is well-stocked with an automated system and subscribes to leading international and national journals; regular training on library resources is provided, and it is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The computer lab is 24x7 with internet access and ample e-learning opportunities. An air-conditioned auditorium and a seminar room are equipped with the latest audio/video facilities for talks and seminars.

Extra Curricular Facilities
A host of clubs and associations are available for students to participate in and explore their talents. National Service Scheme provides a platform for social service. Cultural and Fine Arts activities provide opportunities to explore creativity and hone skills. Campus Life includes Student Life activities featuring NSS and Cultural and Fine Arts.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a wide range of associations that promote academic inquiry across languages and subjects. The English Literary Club conducts Debate, Declamation, Film Review, Micro-fiction, and Poetry Recitation to build public speaking and writing skills. Subject-specific associations such as Geography, Science, Mathematics, Economics, Commerce, Political Science, Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, and IT organise activities that deepen understanding through field tours, exhibitions, quizzes, poster-making, and coding contests.

Arts & Creative
Creative and performing arts are supported by multiple associations. The English Literary Club includes film reviews and poetry recitations; the French Association runs drawing and essay-writing competitions; the E.V.E. Association hosts Shoot the Frame, Best Out of Waste, and Ad-Mania to foster creative thinking. Gujarati Sahitya Mandal also organizes competitions in Vocal Music, while Marathi and Hindi associations run essays and elocution.

Cultural & Language
Language and cultural learning are fostered through several language associations. English Literary Club organizes debates and vocabulary-building activities; Marathi Wangmaya Mandal runs essay-writing and elocution; Gujarati Sahitya Mandal conducts Vocal Music and related competitions; Hindi Sahitya Mandal runs mono-acting and elocution; the French Association offers crossword, drawing, and essay-writing.

Social & Hobbies
Students participate in social and hobby activities through the National Service Scheme and the Nature Club. NSS provides a platform for social service including Blood Donation, Tree Plantation, and Swachhta Abhiyan. The Nature Club promotes environmental awareness and campus and field activities.

Community & Service
National Service Scheme provides a structured platform for social service and citizenship development through activities such as Blood Donation, Tree Plantation, Swachhta Abhiyan, and workshops. The NSS motto Not Me But You guides student engagement and community impact.

Leadership & Professional
Student leadership is fostered through the Student Council and a broad range of associations that organise seminars, talks, and industry visits. The IT Association conducts coding contests and talks; Commerce, Economics, Geography, and other associations host portfolio-making, field tours, exhibitions, and professional development activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports are encouraged to promote health, discipline, and teamwork; the college emphasizes active participation in sports and related prizes.
Languages

Language Provision
French and German are offered as language-learning options.
Reputation

Accreditations
ISO 21001:2018 certified institution
Admissions

Admissions
The BSGDs' Jr. College uses an online admission process via the MasterSoft ERP system. Login credentials are issued through the government portal and are delivered by SMS after about eight days. Step 1: Visit the MasterSoft ERP login page (cimsstudentnewui.mastersofterp.in) to begin. Step 2: Use the Get Username and Password option and enter your registered mobile number to receive the login credentials by SMS. Step 3: From the left-hand side menu, click on Online Registration. Step 4: Fill Personal Details and click Save & Next. Step 5: Fill Address and click Save & Next. Step 6: Upload a proper photo and signature and click Save & Next. Step 7: Enter Last Qualifying Exam details and click Save & Next. Step 8: Upload the listed documents and click Save & Next. Step 9: Review the form via Preview and go back to make changes if needed; when ready, click Confirm. Step 10: Complete the admission by paying the fees; fees are assigned within 2-3 days after form submission and must be paid online. For admission-related queries, contact jradm@nkc.ac.in. Admission is provisional and will be confirmed after verification and submission of all original documents and payment of fees.

Scholarships
Vaidya Scholarship Prize is donated by Shri C.R. Vaidya, father of late Master Vishal C. Vaidya. The prize is awarded to a student who has a bright academic career and is in need of financial assistance while studying in the XI/FYJC and SYJC.

Waitlist
Quota Admission/Zero Round (Minority & Inhouse) is used for admissions with merit lists published on defined dates, followed by online confirmation of admission and online fee payment. If seats remain after minority admissions, general rounds continue. The college publishes merit lists and provides fee payment guidelines via the admission portal; online admission forms are filled and submitted during the specified window, with subsequent rounds for CAP/quota admissions as needed.
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