Psd Shastri Educational Foundation’s Asma Institute Of Management vs Sinhgad Technical Education Society’s NBN Sinhgad Technical Institutes Campus

Both colleges admit through MAH-MBA-CET and the MAH-MBA counselling process for their MBA programme. In round 3 of 2025, AIM's General closing rank for the M. B. A. in the HU quota was 39,328, at a percentile of 25.82. Its OHU quota closed at rank 44,909, at a percentile of 13.71.

For the same round and programme, NSTIC's General closing rank in the HU quota was 44,899, at a percentile of 13.71. Its OHU quota closed at rank 29,839, at a percentile of 44.33, and its HU-OHU quota closed at rank 40,779, at a percentile of 23.02. Use these figures to judge how your own score sits against each college.

AIM is approved by AICTE, and its approval status is recorded as valid. Its NAAC grade is B+ with a score of 2.51, valid from 2025-05-29 to 2030-05-28. AIM's Think Grads Rating is 2.3 out of 5, based on 4 of 6 factors.

NSTIC has a NAAC grade of A with a score of 3.25, valid from 2023-06-24 to 2028-06-23. Its approval status is recorded as unknown. NSTIC's Think Grads Rating is 3.3 out of 5, based on 4 of 6 factors.

Both colleges are located in Pune, in Pune district, Maharashtra. AIM is a private college that offers management programmes only. NSTIC is a private college with six programmes across engineering and management streams.

AIM suits students who want a single-stream management college in Pune and whose MAH-MBA-CET percentile falls within the range that closed for its M. B. A. in round 3 of 2025. It also suits students who weigh a NAAC B+ grade and a Think Grads Rating of 2.3 as acceptable for their goals.

NSTIC suits students who want a wider mix of programmes, including engineering and management, in Pune. It also suits students whose percentile is in the range that closed for its M. B. A. in round 3 of 2025, and who value a NAAC A grade and a Think Grads Rating of 3.3.