Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune Answered Questions

The IMA course has a refund policy at Abhijit Kadam Institute of Management and Social Sciences, Bharati Vidyapeeth, as follows and it follows a course refund policy as per the policy of the university and as per UGC regulations. Generally, the refund of fees is allowed under specific circumstances such as:1. Withdrawal before the commencement of classes: Partial refund may be made in cases where the student cancels the admission before commencement of classes.2. Cancellation after joining: There are rarely refunds granted past a particular date which is approximately one and a half to two months from the beginning of the program.3. Deductions: Refund that the institute gives may be less the amount of an administrative fee or even part of the fees that were paid. The amount of refund and the way it will be done vary depending on the time the student applied for it, the compliance to institutional policies. 

As per general guidelines of the university, the College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth has a fee refund policy. If a student drops the course after enrollment within a given period in any given session, the fee is refunded after the following deductions have been made. Usually one is allowed to withdraw up to 80-90% of the fees in the first weeks of withdrawal. But in the case that the withdrawal is delayed, the refundable amount drastically drops down.I think, in most cases, schools are allowed to charge a partial refund after the commencement of classes for the remaining balance. Specific time related issues and precise amount of deductions are however better sought from the admission office. Refunds are effected within one month and a half to two months after submission of documents supporting the request. 

Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Social Science Studies and Research (YCISSR) does not offer direct admission for the MMS (Master of Management Studies) program. The admission process is competitive and requires candidates to clear an entrance exam conducted by the institute, followed by a Group Discussion (GD) and a Personal Interview (PI). This rigorous selection process ensures that candidates with the appropriate academic background and aptitude are chosen for the program. Direct admission is typically not available for this course, and the admissions are based on performance in the entrance exam and subsequent assessments.

Bharati Vidyapeeth, Dental College and Hospital, Pune can be considered as a relatively costly college than the government dental colleges But is in par with the fees structure of the private deemed universities.For BDS, the cost of studying is between Rs.4.5 Lacs and Rs.5 Lacs per annum. The fees for MDS (Master of Dental Surgery) depend on the specilization, and is in the range of Rs. 900000/- to Rs. 1200000/- per year. Extra expenses comprise hostel charges which range from Rs. 90,000/- TO Rs. 1.2 Lacs per annum, examination fees and other incidental expenses.The college charges higher fees but it provides modern facilities, clinical experience and faculty members in addition to value addition to the education system. First, it is equally important to inform students that scholarships and financial helpers are there for brilliant students. 

The selection criteria for B.E./B.Tech at Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering typically involve a combination of academic performance and entrance exam scores. Here's an overview:Entrance Exam: Admission is primarily based on scores from recognised entrance exams like JEE Main or the institute's own entrance test (if applicable). A good rank in these exams increases your chances of selection.Academic Eligibility: Candidates must have passed Class 12 or equivalent with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biology/Computer Science as mandatory subjects. A minimum percentage (usually 50% for General and 45% for reserved categories) in these subjects is required.Counseling Process: After the entrance exam results, shortlisted candidates are invited for the counseling process, where seats are allocated based on merit, preferences, and availability.Category-Based Reservations: Reserved category candidates might have relaxed cutoffs as per government or institutional norms.Prepare well for the entrance exam and ensure you meet the eligibility criteria to secure admission.

Abhijit Kadam Institute of Management and Social Sciences, Bharati Vidyapeeth, is famous for providing many effective courses in management and social sciences. Some of the key programs include:1. MBA (Master of Business Administration): These are fields of specialization: Marketing, Finance, Human Resource, Information System, and International Business. This programme is in great demand and it prepares them well for the market out there.2. MCA (Master of Computer Applications): Unique and systematically designed course to meet the requirement of the software professionals.3. BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration): An introductory for course to students that would like to make management their specialty. These mentioned courses are favored in the institute because of its academic policy, covering industry knowledge, direct interaction with the industry and well-set faculty. 

Yes, Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture for Women (BNCA) in Pune offers admission to the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) programme for students who have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks and NATA: B.Arch: The first year fee for the B.Arch programme is INR 2.24 lakhs, and the total fee is INR 10.23 lakhs. The B.Arch programme is a five-year full-time undergraduate degree with an annual intake of 160 students.M.Arch: The first year fee for the M.Arch programme is INR 2.4 lakhs, and the total fee is INR 4.53 lakhs. The M.Arch programme is a two-year programme that offers courses in Landscape Architecture, Environment Architecture, and Digital Architecture.B.Des: The first year fee for the B.Des programme is INR 2 lakhs, and the total fee is INR 8 lakhs.

The course-wise placements at Yashwantrao Mohite College of Arts, Science, and Commerce vary across different disciplines. For example, post-graduate students from the Chemistry department have seen strong placement records, particularly in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, with over 80% of students placed. On the other hand, the placement success for other programs, such as those in the arts and commerce streams, can be moderate, with companies like Wipro, TCS, and ICICI Bank recruiting students from various departments.The college's placement cell works actively to facilitate job opportunities, but the outcomes depend on the course, industry demand, and individual student skills. 

A suitable diploma (such as mechanical, civil, etc.) or a B.Sc. (Mathematics) with at least 45% of the possible points is usually required for lateral entry into the B.Tech. Production Engineering program. In order to apply, you would have to take part in state-level entrance examinations or counseling; the requirements for lateral entry admissions vary by state. Although each college has a different lateral entrance threshold, generally speaking, getting into a reputable school requires doing well academically on your diploma or degree.