Is admission 2025 open in NICMAR University for BBA courses?

Yes, the IPM (Integrated Programme in Management) course is available at NICMAR Pune, but it is known as the Integrated MBA (I-MBA) program. This five-year integrated management programme allows students to earn both a BBA and an MBA degree through a seamless curriculum designed for students who have completed their Class XII (12th grade)

Yes, NICMAR University has seats for domiciles in its BArch course. Out of the total seat intake, 40% of seats are reserved for students having domiciled in the State of Maharashtra. The total seats for the UG course is 40. This seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

NICMAR University offer tuition fee waiver/scholarship to BArch students. It is offered based on candidates performance in NATA/JEE Main paper-II. There is a merit criteria for each scholarship scheme. Mentioned below is NICMAR scholarship criteria for some scholarships:

• 100% fee waiver under the exemplary merit scholarship: 

  165 and above NATA score + 80% in Class 12 or

  300 score in JEE Main paper 2 + 80% in Class 12

• 75% fee waiver under the distinguished merit:

         160 and above NATA score + 75% in Class 12 or

          275 score in JEE Main paper 2 + 75% in Class 12

NICMAR University, Pune has seats reserved for SC/ST/EWS and other such categories. Out of total seat count, 40% is for students who are domicile of the Maharashtra state. There are over 40 seats for the BArch programmes. The mentioned seat details are as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

The below table mentions category-wise reservation percentage:

There are a total of 40 seats for the BArch programme of NICMAR University. Candidates are admitted as per this sanctioned seat intake and performance in selection rounds. This seat count can be revised by the university in any academic session. It is further as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.