SNDT Womens University

Nathibai Thackersey Road, Mumbai, Mumbai, Maharashtra Private Institute Estd. 1916 4.5 /5 (56 Reviews)

Rahul Sharma Updated on 05-Aug-2026

SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai is the first Women’s University was established in 1916. SNDT Women’s University is a governement state university approved by UGC, AICTE and BCI. SNDT Women’s University is also accredicted with "B+" grade by NAAC.

₹8,315 - ₹1,46,000

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SNDT Women's University and its affiliated colleges release cutoff lists for various courses like BA, B.Com, B.Sc, and B.Ed. The cutoff varies each year depending on merit, seat availability, and category. For undergraduate programs, a minimum of fifty to seventy percent in Class 12 is generally required for popular courses. Professional programs like B.Ed or B.Sc IT may have higher cutoffs. The official cutoff lists are uploaded on sndt.ac.in and respective college websites during the admission cycle. Students are advised to apply early and keep alternative options ready due to high demand.

With 75% in PCM via NIOS, you meet the 50% eligibility for most SNDT University undergraduate programs. You can apply for B.Sc (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, IT, Maths), B.Tech (CSE, ECE), and B.Ed (after graduation).

Unfortunately, SNDT doesn't offer an integrated MCA? +? B.Ed combo. For MCA, you need Maths in 10+2 or graduation, and for BCA, Maths in 10+2 is mandatory

Yes, you can do B.Sc nursing form any college from the best option available for you including SNDT collage

The course duration is 4 year's

Annual intake 50 seats

Eligibility

Passed calss 12 with English + PCB

Minimum 50 percent in PCB

Selection process by college entrance test.

SNDT College will release its 2024-25 PhD application form during mid-June based on the universitywide admission procedure timeline. Students must monitor the official website of the university to find updates about admission procedures including exact date information. SNDT College provides postgraduate and PhD programs through its different departments which include psychology education and humanities . Contact the university website and their direct numbers 022-2203 1879 and 022-2203 2159 to find the latest updates.