S.N.D.T.College of Home Science

According to the 2020 Week-Hansa Research list of India's multidisciplinary universities, SNDT Women's University is rated 32nd overall and fourth in Western India. In a century old existence, the university has grown into a multidisciplinary institution hosting diverse professional, technical and liberal arts programmes from K12 to PhD. SNDTWU is probably one such university where there is Nursery school as laboratory for Human Development Department, Centres for Women's Studies, Inclusion and Exclusion, Distance Education, andhas affiliated institutions for doctoral programmes. Unlike most university's in the country which have to have state jurisdiction, SNDTWU is unique in terms of jurisdiction. SNDTWU can affiliate colleges/institutions anywhere in India with prior consent from the State Government.

To apply as an international student at SNDT Women's University, follow these general steps:

1. Research Programs: First, visit the university's official website or contact their admission office to explore the programs they offer. Make sure they have courses that align with your academic interests and goals.

2. Check Eligibility: Review the admission requirements for international students. These may include academic qualifications, language proficiency tests (like IELTS or TOEFL), and other specific prerequisites for each program.

3. Application Form: Obtain the application form from the university's website or request it from the admission office. Some universities may provide online application facilities.

4. Documents Required: Prepare all necessary documents, which may include educational transcripts, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, passport copies, and any other documents specified by the university.

5. Application Fee: Pay the required application fee, which is typically non-refundable, and keep a receipt as proof of payment.

6. Submit Application: Complete the application form and attach all the required documents. Submit the application by the specified deadline.

7. Entrance Exams (if applicable): Depending on the program, some courses may require you to take entrance exams conducted by the university or other standardized testing agencies.

8. Interview (if applicable): Certain programs or scholarships might involve an interview as part of the selection process.

9. Await Decision: Wait for the university to evaluate your application. This process may take some time, so be patient.

10. Acceptance Letter: If you're accepted, you will receive an acceptance letter from the university. This letter is crucial for obtaining a student visa.

11. Visa Application: Apply for a student visa at the nearest Indian embassy or consulate in your country. You'll need your acceptance letter and other necessary documents for the visa application.

12. Travel Arrangements: Once you receive your student visa, make travel arrangements to India, keeping in mind the university's academic calendar.

Always remember that the specific application process and requirements may vary from university to university, so it's essential to check the SNDT Women's University website or contact their admission office for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

The team in charge of ensuring that placements at SNDT Women's University go well is the Career Development and Placement Team. To prepare the students for the demands of the workplace, the cell holds a variety of events, including workshops, seminars, guest lectures, industrial tours, group discussions, mock interviews, etc. 

The SNDT Women's University placement report (data obtained from NIRF report) states that for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, out of 232 qualified students for placements, 197 received employment offers while 25 chose to pursue further education. 

At SNDT Women's University, the average income awarded to students upon completion of their four-year undergraduate programme was Rs. 4,05,000. On the other hand, 141 of the 836 candidates who qualified for SNDT Women's University placements for postgraduate programs obtained employment offers with a median salary of Rs. 2,24,000 for those positions. The median wage paid to students after they completed UG 3 year courses, PG 1 year courses, and PG 3 year courses was Rs. 4,71,000, Rs. 1,44,000, and Rs. 2,24,000, respectively, according to the NIRF report.