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Sujal paikrao 
B.Sc. (Hons) in Computer Science - Batch of 2028
1.2
Absolutely dissatisfied because of everything here, no type of placement.
Placements: We just have 20 students, and that's also so unmannered, like only 3-4 come continuously, and others didn’t even come to exams. It's so disgusting. We always have our morale down in our classes because of this type of environment in our college or university.
Infrastructure: The hostel is so dull, like please don't go to its hostel. They will force you to follow their Christian rituals, and there is no Wi-Fi, no good food, no good rooms, nothing is good, guys. It's just a dilemma that the campus looks good, so stay away from these types of hostels.
Faculty: Teachers are just good, not much better. Exams are of easy level. You can score good marks even if you didn't study well. The level of exams is too low, and the curriculum is also good. Teachers are not helpful. I would like to say teachers don't know anything about their courses. They are just passing their time.
Reviewed on 22 Feb 2026Read More
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Danisha sheikh
B.Sc. (Hons) in Biotechnology - Batch of 2028
1.8
The worst place to study, please do not get admission here.
Placements: We don't have campus placement here. They have it for other departments, but not for Science. They said we will have an interview next week, but let's see, because it will be the first time for us and the Science department. For BBA, the placement took place, and they got an offer for like Rs. 20,000-30,000. The situation is bad here.
Infrastructure: The chemicals and instruments present in the college are of poor quality. They don't repair them, does not replaced it for practical reasons, we struggle a lot, we skip a lot of work because instruments are not present. In the hostel, they do not provide basic facilities like cleaning staff, Wi-Fi, proper maintenance, food is bad, no taste, not hygienic, just one water filter for all the students.
Faculty: The teachers do not have the qualifications for teaching, and they do not have enough in-depth knowledge about the course. Their teaching is very basic and poor. The curriculum is not relevant, it seems like I'm still in school, no new knowledge about my course, the same topic again and again.
Other: I chose biotechnology because I'm passionate about it, but this college is the worst. If I had any knowledge about them, I would have never come here. There is no fest there, just some cultural programme, which is also boring. The misogyny is very evident.
Reviewed on 21 Feb 2026Read More
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Pritam Banerjee
B.Sc. (Hons) in Biotechnology - Batch of 2027
3.0
It is a good college with outrageous staff.
Placements: Mostly colleges don't provide any kind of placements; however, they offer a few internship programs locally. Passed-out students are not doing that great as they are working in the college itself, and a few are in private companies. Earlier, students used to work outside to cater to their needs; however, the college has introduced a work education program where they are given low wages to work in the college, such as in confectionery, the cafeteria, cleaning, etc. There is a system of out-pass, so students can't get better opportunities to work outside for their own benefit. The out-pass is not easily available.
Infrastructure: The campus is lush green with 70 acres of land. Classrooms are neat; however, the hostel lacks basic amenities like cold water, clean corridors, and the staff are not helpful. The library is filled with outdated books. Wi-Fi works just fine. The canteen is average.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful and supportive. Since it is a Christian college, people are well-behaved and religious. The course curriculum is designed to make students future-ready, but also helps them to stay connected to the roots from where they started. It has a church as well, where students worship during the sabbath and take part in vesper services. Worship is compulsory for all boarding students.
Other: Biotechnology has a lot of scope in the present and future as it involves the sustainable development of mankind in necessary areas like medicine, food, beverages, etc. Students need better placements and opportunities to outshine and be better in the future.
Reviewed on 27 Oct 2025Read More
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Spicer Adventist University Courses & Fees 2025
Spicer Adventist University offers UG and PG level courses. The university offers programmes in Science and Business & Management Studies. Aspirants pursuing these courses from Spicer Adventist University are open to career opportunities in the respective fields. Check below the fees, eligibility and selection criteria for the courses:
| Courses | Tuition Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
B.Sc.(8 courses) | 2.1 L - 3 LGet Fee Details | |
B.Ed(1 course) | 1.3 LGet Fee Details | Exams : MAH B.Ed CET |
M.A.(4 courses) | 1.2 L - 1.4 LGet Fee Details | Graduation : 50 % |
Spicer Adventist University Fee Structure
Spicer Adventist University fee structure gets renewed every year by the authority. As per the 2025 fee structure, the ranges from INR 43,640 to 3,84,500. After final selection, the fee payment must be done for seat confirmation. The below table mentions more Spicer Adventist University fee information:
| Course Name | One-Time Fee | Tuition Fee | Hostel Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA/PGDM | INR 1,29,920 | INR 1,57,520 | |
| B.Sc. | INR 2,87,565 | INR 2,36,280 | |
| M.Sc. | INR 99,400 to 1,16,640 | INR 1,57,520 | |
| B.Com | INR 1,80,555 | INR 2,36,280 | |
| B.A. (Hons) | INR 1,17,375 to 1,96,515 | INR 2,36,280 | |
| BBA | INR 1,85,835 | INR 2,36,280 | |
| M.A. | INR 43,640 to 78,200 | INR 1,57,520 | |
| B.Ed | INR 61,380 | INR 1,57,520 |
Spicer Adventist University Admission dates 2026
MCA Admissions 2026
1 Course2 years
Eligibility- Undergraduate Degree with 50% aggregate
- Accepting Exams: MAH MCA CET
Important dates| Dates | Events |
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Jul '26 | MAH MCA CET 2026 counselling registrationTentative |
Sep '26 | MAH MCA CET 2026 counselling - Reporting to the Allotted Institute and Confirmation of Admission by submitting required documents and payment of fee after CAP Round IVTentative |
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Vipul Aarju Munda
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - Batch of 2027
1.2
1.0Placements1.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty1.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money
The worst hostel, old college with decent legacy.
Placements: There's no placement. No internship, just provided with a degree. There is only hope in the Adventist mission that you might get a job; otherwise, students seek outside jobs, such as in malls and shops. Students are exposed only to theoretical knowledge and not to practical knowledge.
Infrastructure: There is a bad quality food in the cafeteria, unhygienic washrooms in the hostel, broken beds, and difficult to deal with roommates in the hostel. No proper facilities are provided. College infrastructure is good, a lush green campus, and Wi-Fi is good. Medical facilities are not provided. Fees are too high.
Faculty: Teachers are good, helpful, and easy to approach; teaching quality is average. However, it's not relevant for today's job requirements. Average students can pass semester exams if they study. Almost 85 percent of students pass their semester exams. Exams are taken seriously.
Other: I chose BBA due to the recommendation of the registrar of my high school. It organizes a few sports events and religious services. It should implement courses relevant to today's society. The hostel and cafeteria need immediate improvement.
Reviewed on 27 Oct 2025Read More
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Manish Choudhary
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - Batch of 2025
4.2
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
I like the campus and faculty members are friendly.
Placements: In my course, there are around 60 students. I don't know other details because we just got the result now. Tata is one of the companies which recruit students from our university. The top role offered in our university might be HR.
Infrastructure: Classrooms and the university are very clean. It has a good, and natural environment with a number of trees. Each tree has a number return on it.
Faculty: Faculty members are friendly and some are not because they are strict with their professions. Some teachers are highly qualified. New teachers are not highly qualified. The pass percentage is 40%. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready.
Other: There are fests. The campus is beautiful. There is a low crowd because of a few events. The course is very important and it is also useful in the future while doing a job or opening a business, so I chose it.
Reviewed on 27 May 2025Read More
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Namrata Priyadarshani
B.A. (Hons.) in Economics - Batch of 2014
4.4
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Adventist satisfaction because of the environment.
Placements: The placements are there for the one who completes the masters in the various parts of Adventist communities, and even for the bachelors, there is placement. The placements are good except the salary they provide. They provide mostly teaching facilities and faculty as a secretary.
Infrastructure: There are labs, sports, classrooms, canteens all are available in the college. It's a beautiful college, and many functions are held in it like camping, sports day, BYLC, MMAC, SEED day, freshers night, talent night and many more. Almost all Sunday there is programme held at the college, which makes you fresh for the next week.
Faculty: The college has helpful teachers and staffs. The qualified and experienced teachers are there with friendly nature. They are very helpful with the methods of teaching. The teachers teach not only with the book but also with the practical knowledge which is beneficial for the students and teaches with the latest technology method.
Other: Always, there are some events held in the college.
Reviewed on 23 Feb 2018Read More
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AVNESH masih
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) - Batch of 2018
4.2
3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
My classic university from with I am satisfied and I love this.
Placements: The placements of our college is very good. As I know, last year from commerce block, forty students were recruited in different companies like ICICI, Sriram Ramgopal, HDFC etc. The highest package is 18 L/year which is offered by Sriram Ramgopal company to our genius senior Sachin Gopal. The minimum package of salary was 15 lakh/year. There were three phases which were conducted. In the first phase, companies introduced the students to their work and needs with the help of PowerPoint. Then interested students chose their companies according to their choice. After that, written test was organised. Then F2F interview by the companies of the students passed in written test. In the last phase, selected students was called to the stage for honour.
Internship is very important for experience, personality improvement and skills. Our college gets highest internship in and area of Pune because of discipline, good behaviour and multitalented students. I can say that here eighty percent students got internship and stipend offers around two-three lakhs per year.
Infrastructure: Spicer has all common facilities that should be there in every good college like separate hostels for both boys and girls. Labs, a big sports ground with multiples games facilities, wifi, medical, music facilities, and the best facility is spiritual refreshment which I like. This college is best for those who like some discipline and moral teachings. The social environment is best here.
Faculty: Here, teaching faculty is very smart, polite and dynamic. They are very helpful and I feel like home sometimes because of homely environment which is there. It's because most of the teachers staff have studied here and now they are teaching here. And their houses are in the same campus, which creates a homely environment. They are well qualified with social knowledge. Here, the teaching methods are both digital by computer and manually by books and lectures. Teachers are available any time for guidance and help, so that any student does not feel lonely depressed. The faculty-student ratio is good as this college doesn't have unnecessary crowd of students and teachers. The course curriculum is very useful as I have gained a lot of knowledge in the field of commerce.
Other: Friends, this college is excellent. It is a very old college in Pune. Please visit and feel the blessings which this college has. As this is a Christian college, church activities are available. This college gives balanced knowledge, which is very important.
Reviewed on 1 Feb 2017Read More
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Subhodeep Halder
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - Batch of 2023
3.0
3.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
The college has good facilities and infrastructure.
Placements: Around 30 percent of students were placed, with an average package of 3 LPA. Companies included Wipro, HAL, TDS, Infosys, and schools/colleges. About 50 percent of students got internships in various companies as mentioned above, in roles such as teaching, professors, HR management, and bank management. Most students, however, were seeking higher-level opportunities.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library were average. Hostel facilities, mess and canteen, medical facilities, sports, and games were average. The food quality remained the same for decades, and the menu did not change. The hostel was the biggest problem as it was unclean, unhygienic, and not maintained properly.
Faculty: Teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum was somewhat relevant. It made students theoretically ready, but practicals were not up to the mark. Students needed to gather knowledge from external sources for proper understanding.
Other: I chose this course because facilities and environment were somewhat similar to Christian institutions at the global level.
Reviewed on 27 Oct 2025Read More
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Q: What is the admission process for MBA at Spicer Adventist University?
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Spicer Adventist University, Pune Maharashtra was established in the year 2014 as Private University Educational Institute to provide higher education to all. The admission process for MBA at Spicer Adventist University is to get more than 50% aggregate in graduation. And also you should pass MHT CET exam. Every year the admission starts in the month of June. Now in next month MHT CET 2024 exam will be held from April 16 to April 30. So all the best for everyone!
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Spicer Adventist University offers admission to candidates in the MBA programme based on their CET score. Aspirants with a valid score in PERA-CET or MAH MBA CET are offered admission in the MBA programme. Besides, candidates must also secure at least 50% aggregate in bachelor's programme for admiss
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Answered a year ago
For admission to MSc, candidates must have passed graduation in relavent subjects with 50% aggregate from a recognised university/institute. The selection process is based on, merit list in the last qualifying examination. The admission process at Spicer Adventist University begans with filling in
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Aayush Yadav
Beginner-Level 3
Answered a year ago
No, you cannot get into BSc at Spicer Adventist University without Science in Class 12. As per the admission guidelines of the university, candidates must have Class 12 with 40% aggregate from Science Stream. Also the standard eligibility requirement for a BSc in India is to complete Class 12 in Sci
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Ranjeeta Rai
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Yes, there is BSc Computer Science available at Spicer Adventist University. The programme is offered at the undergraduate level lasting for three years. The BSc course curriculum covers the theoretical and practical aspects of computer Science and helo develog students to develop Analytical thinkin
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Ranjeeta Rai
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Yes, BSc (Hons) course after Class 12 from Spicer Adventist University (or any other universities) is the good option to kick-start one's career. BSc is a job-oriented programme offered by top institutions across the world with specialised areas of study. Some popular BSc job profiles which students
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