How many seats does DY Patil University BBA offer? What is the eligibility criteria?

If we compare DY Patil Institute of Management and Ness Wadia College of Commerce in terms of their tuition fees for BBA, we will see that Ness Wadia College of Commerce is more affordable. The total tuition fee to study in DY Patil Institute of Management is INR 2.7 lakh, whereas, for Ness Wadia College of Commerce it is INR 1.9 lakh. Thus students have to pay a less amount for the same length of the course.

Yes, DY Patil University, Pune admissions for BBA are merit-based. The admission is done on the basis of merit secured in Class 12/Technical Diploma/Vocational Course. To be eligible for admission, candidates should have a minimum of 50% aggregate in their last qualifying exam. The eligibility criteria has a relaxation of 5% for candidates coming from reserved categories. The admission is only confirmed when aspirants have paid some amount of the tuition fee on selection.

Yes, candidates are eligible for admission in DY Patil Institute of Management for BBA without doing Class 12 from a recognised board. If candidates have a valid Diploma from a technical board or have minimum competency and vocational course with a minimum 50% aggregate they can apply for admission into the programme. A Class 12 score is not necessary for admission, given candidates have completed there 10 + 2 years of education.

Candidates who are selected for admission at DY Patil Institute of Management have to submit the specified documents for verification. Below are the documents required:

• Enrolment form
• Entrance exam scorecard
• SSC marksheet
• HSc/ IT marksheet
• Diploma marksheet
• Degree marksheet
• PG marksheet
• School Leaving Certificate
• Migration Certificate
• Domicile/ Birth Certificate
• Nationality Certificate, etc.

DY Patil Institute of Management seat intake is same for all UG and PG courses. The institute offers seats to candidates based on their entrance exam scores or merit in the qualifying exam. Below is course-wise intake at DYPIM: