FLAME University announces start of admissions for 2020

Pune-based FLAME University has opened the applications for admissions for 2020 for the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes starting October 16. The University offers a range of undergraduate courses with three years duration, including Bachelor of Arts (BA), BA (Hons)*, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and BBA (Communications Management). This year onwards a B.Sc. (Hons)** undergraduate programme has also been added to the portfolio. The liberal education anchored undergraduate courses at FLAME University are an effort to revolutionise higher education in India.  

Undergraduates of FLAME University can continue for an optional fourth-year FLAME Scholar’s programme which is a seamless extension of the same. Research is an integral component of the program. 

FLAME University also offers two-year Master in Business Administration (MBA) and MBA (Communications Management) postgraduate programmes. The MBA programme is accepted into the CFA University Affiliation Program.

Why FLAME?

At the undergraduate level, the university offers more than 250 major-minor combinations which is very unique in Indian context. It offers the best faculty to student ratio in the country. At 9:1, it is unmatched at the higher education level in India. With over 90 quality full-time faculty members and partnerships with the world's most prestigious universities, the university offers an unparalleled education experience.

Admission Process of FLAME University

FLAME University accepts the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) ratings for undergraduate programs and carries out its own assessment test called FEAT. Taking into account factors such as SAT / ACT / FEAT ratings, essay, personal interview, previous academic record, extra-curricular activities and mission statement, the selection of the best performing and well-rounded candidates who can contribute and improve the learning experience at FLAME University.

FLAME University takes into account national admission test (CAT / XAT / MAT / CMAT / GMAT / MH-CET) scores for postgraduate programs, optional own evaluation test (PG-FEAT), essay, personal interview, previous academic record, extracurricular activities and intent statement.

Scholarships in FLAME University

FLAME University offers a range of scholarships that recognise students ' innate talent and unique qualities ensuring FLAME attracts the brightest minds. However, there are merit, need-based and special scholarships that can vary from partial to full fee waivers.

About FLAME University 

FLAME University is India's leader in liberal education, offering the country's leading experience in interdisciplinary education. It is driven to be one of India's most esteemed and reputable learning centers-the nation's leading destination of choice for higher education for learners and educators, advancing study design and nature, and creating a social upgrade phenomenon particularly in the fields of liberal education and leadership.

FLAME brings together students who have a deep desire to learn and develop on an ongoing basis, welcome new ideas, respect diversity with a desire to succeed and give their best in all spheres of life to excellence. His program covers awareness building, communication skills and techniques, problem-solving skills, imagination, innovation, teamwork, and ethics that also meet the needs of the country's diverse sectors and beyond. The university offers an unparalleled educational experience with more than 90 high-quality full-time faculty members. The student-teacher ratio at India's higher education level is 9:1, unmatched. Spread over 60 acres of green space with an aesthetically built environment, the campus currently consists of four schools: FLAME School of Liberal Education, FLAME School of Business, FLAME School of Communication and FLAME School of Fine & Performing Arts.

FLAME University was established as a state-owned private university under the Maharashtra Government's FLAME University Act 2014 (Maharashtra Act No. II of 2015). It is recognized under Section 2(f) by the University Grants Commission (UGC), and it is recognized under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956.

Note : This article has been published on the basis of press communication by the college