Spicer Adventist University

Yes, Spicer Adventist University offers a few scholarship programs for undergraduate students. One such programme is the Lila Poonawalla Foundation Scholarship, which is awarded to academically strong and economically challenged female students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in specific fields such as Animation, Bioinformatics, Biochemistry, Computer Application, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Statistics.It is important to note that the information on the university's website is not very detailed, so it is recommended that you contact the university's financial aid office for more information about scholarships and other financial aid options. You can find the contact information on the university's website.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, even though Spicer Adventist University was established in the year 2014, it's precursor college is almost 100 years old. Now that it's a university, it has the authority to formulate its own syllabus for the courses it offers. It's MBA course syllabus is an example of how nimble it is. They have kept pace with market demand and make changes to train students in areas that are the requirement of the Industry. Marketing, Finance and Human Resources are taught in MBA course here. The feedback from students too is very encouraging.      All in all one can definitely say that MBA here is extremely good.Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Seventh Day Adventist is a sect amongst the Christian community. They had a minority institution in Pune that was converted to a private university in the year 2014. The teachers are dedicated, fees at ?1.5Lakh for two years duration of the course is quite reasonable. The terminology of ROI should not be used in the context of an educational institute since they have not opened a shop to make profit but to enlighten students on their chosen fields of studies. Be that as it may, students will not come to this institute if it's placements do not inspire confidence in students. It's a fact of life that students do think of getting a good job after obtaining a degree of MBA.      Reports about placements are not available on the website of the institution hence one has to make efforts to find out the same from different agencies or sources. In case of Spicer Adventist University, the culled data of placements is not all that rosy. Students do get placed but not at outstanding packages. They, however, get decent packages from the recruiters. Placement cell does good job and is able to bring in many recruiters to the campus for placements.     All in all, I would say that ROI i.e. package obtained after paying a very moderate fees, is quite good. Sone entities quoted it as ?5LPA as median package with the highest being many times this amount.Best wishes to you.