Yes,  you can join SCMS Pune with 80%. 

You start by registering online through the official SCMS Pune/SET portal and paying the required registration fee. After appearing for SET and clearing shortlist criteria, you'll attend the Personal Interaction for final selection.

At SCMS Pune, BBA evaluation is based on continuous internal assessment and end-semester exams. You are tested through written exams, presentations, projects, class participation, and internships. This system ensures your theoretical knowledge and practical application, both are checked properly.

For admission to BBA programme at SCMS Pune, appear for Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET). Your final selection is based on SET performance followed by Personal Interaction (PI) round. Both stages are must for securing a seat.

For Indian students in the SCMS Pune BBA programme, scholarships such as the UG Merit SIU scholarship and other fee concessions are awarded based on your academic excellence and financial need when you join the programme.

SCMS Pune has a Global BBA option where you can study part of the programme at SIU Dubai and Deakin University, Australia, to earn dual credentials and gain international exposure.

The BBA offered by SCMS Pune is affiliated to Symbiosis International (Deemed University) and follows UGC guidelines. When you enrol, your degree is awarded by the university, which is recognised by the Government of India. This ensures academic validity and acceptance.

SCMS Pune BBA programme offers a total intake of 300 seats. As an applicant, you compete for seats allocated across Indian and international categories. Final selection depends on your SET score and Personal Interaction performance.

After SET results in late May 2026, SCMS Pune conducts the Personal Interaction round in early June. The final BBA merit list is released by mid-June, and the academic session begins in late July.

Yes, at SCMS Pune BBA, you typically pay the first instalment at admission. If you are later awarded a scholarship, the eligible amount is adjusted or reimbursed as per university rules. You should keep all fee payment receipts for reference.