BMS, B.Tech, B.Des, BA/MA in Event Management, and MBA — each program page below lists the full curriculum, eligibility, admission timeline, and realistic career outcomes, not just a course name and a photo.
A 3-year undergraduate business degree covering marketing, finance, HR, and operations — the most common path into management careers after Class 12.
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A 4-year engineering degree for students with PCM in Class 12, covering programming, data structures, and applied engineering electives.
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A 4-year, studio-based design degree building from visual fundamentals through to a professional portfolio and graduation project.
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A 3-year undergraduate degree in event production, logistics, vendor management, and experiential marketing.
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A 2-year postgraduate degree in event strategy, large-scale production, and leadership, open to graduates of any discipline.
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A 2-year postgraduate management degree combining a core business curriculum with functional specializations in Marketing, Finance, HR, or Operations.
View Full Curriculum| Program | Level | Duration | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMS | Undergraduate | 3 Years | Class 12, any stream |
| B.Tech | Undergraduate | 4 Years | Class 12 with PCM |
| B.Des | Undergraduate | 4 Years | Class 12, any stream |
| BA Event Management | Undergraduate | 3 Years | Class 12, any stream |
| MA Event Management | Postgraduate | 2 Years | Bachelor's, any discipline |
| MBA | Postgraduate | 2 Years | Bachelor's, any discipline |
BMS is the most direct fit for commerce students aiming at a management career, while BA in Event Management suits commerce students drawn to live production and marketing rather than core finance.
Yes. BMS, B.Des, and BA in Event Management accept Class 12 students from any stream, including PCM. B.Tech is the only SMDC program that specifically requires PCM.
No. Both accept graduates from any discipline, though your choice of specialization within the program may be easier if it builds on your undergraduate background.
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