Pune

BBA course is  three years long and is divided into six semesters. The course curriculum includes a full-time industrial/internship/dissertation/project. The topics covered in the first semester of Symbiosis Skills and Professional University BBA in Fintech course are as follows:

• Business Economics
• Financial Accounting and Analysis
• Introduction to Fintech and Fintech Platforms
• Foundation course in Mathematics
• IDSC
• Indian Financial System

For admission to an MBA course of ISMS Pune, the aspirants must have the qualifications required by the authorities for selection. Aspirants with a valid bachelor's degree from a recognised university passed with a minimum of 50% aggregate can apply. Additionally, the minimum aggregate for SC/ST candidates belonging to the Maharashtra state is 45%. Candidates who are in the final year of graduation can also apply. However, the selection of these candidates is subject to fulfilment of the aggregate as prescribed by the authorities. 

CAT is one of the accepted exams for MBA course admissions. However, it is not compulsory to have this exam score for selection. ISMS Pune accept other national-level exam scores as well, such as CMAT/MAHCET/ATMA/MAT, etc. Candidates with a valid score of an entrance exam conducted for MBA by deemed universities can also apply. Apart from this, the aspirant must fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements.

The seat allotment at ISMS Pune is carried out based on candidates merit in accepted exams and sanctioned seat intake. ISMS Pune may follow the guidelines of the state or central government for seat reservation. The institute has 180 seats each for the MBA International (dual certificate) course and PGDM programme. This seat intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Yes, candidates can get admission without entrance exam scores. Candidates who apply for courses such as BBA, BA, BSc BCA and BPES do not need to pass entrance exam and are selected based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. Such aspirants have to pass a personal interview round for admission. However, admission to all other courses require qualifying any of the accepted entrance exam.