SMDC offers industry-aligned undergraduate and postgraduate programs — BMS, B.Tech, B.Des, Event Management, and MBA — built on a 40% theory to 60% practical model. See the exact subjects, eligibility, and career paths for each program before you apply.
Choose your next step with clarity, not pressure — every program page shows the full curriculum, not just the highlights.
Not sure whether to search for “BMS course,” “B.Tech college,” or “event management course in Mumbai”? Start with what you enjoy solving, and we'll point you to the right program.
Build a broad foundation across marketing, finance, HR, and operations before choosing your specialization.
BMS course detailsTurn your interest in tech into structured problem-solving and job-ready technical capability.
B.Tech course detailsLearn to solve complex problems through user-centered visual, product, and spatial design.
B.Des course detailsMaster the planning, production, promotion, and strategy behind real-world live experiences.
Event Management course detailsBefore you apply, you can see exactly what you'll study each semester — not a vague "curriculum available on request." Clarity first, always.
Our programs target a 40% theory to 60% practical model — case studies, live briefs, studio work, and an evaluated internship built into every course.
We won't tell you a degree guarantees a salary. We will tell you exactly what skills, projects, and internship experience you'll graduate with.

Build an understanding of how business functions interact before specializing in marketing, finance, or entrepreneurship.
BMS eligibility, fees & syllabus
Develop core engineering fundamentals, computational thinking, and hands-on technical problem-solving skills.
B.Tech eligibility, fees & syllabus
Transform your creative capability into structured design thinking, user-centric problem-solving, and professional work.
B.Des eligibility, fees & syllabus
Understand the complete operational pipeline behind events — from concept and production to live promotion and execution.
Course details, fees & careers
Move beyond day-to-day execution to master event strategy, large-scale production, leadership, and industry economics.
Course details, fees & careers
Connect your prior study or work experience with advanced management judgment, strategic thinking, and leadership capability.
MBA eligibility, fees & specializationsSample testimonials — portfolio demonstration. To be replaced with real, consented student and parent feedback.
“What helped most was seeing the actual subject list before I chose BMS — there were no surprises once the semester started.”
“The mentorship and the live briefs in B.Tech made the difference between reading about problems and actually solving them.”
“As a parent, the transparent eligibility rules and curriculum breakdown made this an easy decision to stand behind.”
Start with the kind of problems you enjoy: business and people problems point toward BMS, technical/logical problems point toward B.Tech (if you have PCM), visual and human-centered problems point toward B.Des, and if you're drawn to planning live experiences, BA in Event Management is worth a look. Every program page lists the full subject breakdown so you can compare before deciding.
No responsible institution can guarantee a personal career or salary outcome, and we won't claim otherwise. What we do provide is structured learning, practical exposure, an evaluated internship in every program, and career guidance to help you prepare for entry-level roles or postgraduate study.
Fees vary by program and are shared in full during the admissions counselling session, along with any applicable scholarships. Visit the Admissions page or talk to a counsellor for the current fee schedule.
Yes. Undergraduate options include BMS, B.Tech, B.Des, and BA in Event Management. Postgraduate options include MBA and MA in Event Management, both open to graduates of any discipline.
Yes, SMDC's campus is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Visit the Contact page for the full address, visiting hours, and directions, or book a campus tour before you apply.
Review eligibility, examine the curriculum, or talk directly with an admissions advisor — whichever gets you unstuck faster.