Mithibai College of Arts Mumbai Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

Mithibai College just like other colleges in Mumbai has no campus but a huge building housing 10+ colleges. The college has a state of the art infrastructure with 9 floors and more than 12 lifts for students to easily reach their floors. The college has a mind boggling library with books from all genres available to students through a digital issuing process mapped to their id cards. The classrooms are spacious well lit and have ACs in them, the classrooms are also equipped with android smart boards allowing students to learn in an interesting way. Lastly the seminar halls and auditoriums in Mithibai put other colleges to shame with their state of the art sound system, luxurious seating and crowd holding capacity to organise all major events.

The campus life at Mithibai is filled with fun. The cultural committee of Mithibai organises plethora of events like the annual talent search, youth festival, etc. While there exists a singular cultural committee, each course has its own fest catering to its niche. While the study load is decent, life at Mithibai is always filled with activities, fests and carnivals. To top it off Mithibai has one of the biggest cultural fests in Mumbai called Kshitij which provides every student the opportunity to be a part of something huge and enjoy the concerts and activities while organizing them.Read Full Review

This college consists of three other colleges. There is a 9-storey building having AC classrooms. There are many labs like the science labs and media lab that provides practical knowledge to the students. The field visits and industrial visits provide the students with all the knowledge required and observation of the actual working of the industry.

There is no such ground in this college, but there are various departments like MCC that provide many extracurricular activities. The Mithibai Film Society (MFS) is one of the most helpful societies for the BMM students. The fest of this college is called ‘Kshijt’. It is the best and biggest fest of Asia as it invites many celebrities and film stars. This fest is held mostly in the end of January. It is one of the most energetic and joyful fests. This college also conducts inter-college competitions.Read Full Review

The college has the best infrastructure one could wish for. There is even a parking lot just beside the college for vehicles. The college is a 12 story building with approx 12 lifts which is very helpful for the student to reach their classes on time. There are various sections in the building. It is too spacious for one to conduct an in-house activity. There are ACs in each classroom and a projector facility with speakers. The surrounding is clean with much house keeping staff always taking care of the cleanliness of the premises. The college has many halls and each hall has a capacity of 200-250 people in order to conduct an activity or seminar. When it comes to food, the college has 3 canteens including the bakery at the entrance of the building. One is on the 8th floor, while the other canteen is on the ground floor. The food is quite cheap, nice to taste, and will fill your stomach as well. The college has a medical aid room just beside the science lab, all the staff room has self-care and emergency medical kits. I remember I was riding my scooter and a km before the college I met with an accident, nothing major just my hands and knees got bruised. I went to the college, the medical help staff saw me and immediately provided aid to my injuries after which fell better and I continued my lecture.

The campus life is pretty fabulous, I still miss mine. There are activities happening every day and one develops through these activities. The college has many fests and the main fest was Kshitij, followed by departmental fests, such as Paparazzi, Colosseum, etc. The fests help in the 360-degree growth of students. It gives an identity to the student and helps him develop confidence, nurtures certain skills, discovers what s/he good at. Over all an amazing experience!Read Full Review