What are the scholarships available for candidates applying for a course at SSE Pune?

Symbiosis School of Economics Pune admission is ongoing for the session 2025-26. The application form for SET and courses offered by SSE Pune are live. Some important dates related to admission at SSE Pune are as follows: 

• The last date to apply for SET: Apr 12, 2025
• The last date to pay the institute application fee: May 20, 2025
• Announcement of final merit list: Jun 13, 2025

Symbiosis School of Economics Pune offers courses at both UG and PG levels. The course offered by SSE Pune at the UG level is BSc with a specialisation in Economics. Candidates can choose either BSc Economics Hons. or BSc Economics Hons with research. The total number of seats offered by SSE Pune for BSc is 150. 

Symbiosis School of Economics Pune offers MSc at the PG level for interested candidates. The two-year course is on offer with a specialisation in Economics. The total number of seats offered by SSE Pune for MSc is 80. 

Symbiosis School of Economics Pune offers the BSc course for international candidates as well. The fee structure for international students is varying from the fee structure of Indian candidates. Check out the table below to learn about the fee structure for international candidates. 

Symbiosis School of Economics offers a two-year MSc course for interested candidates in the field of Science. The eligibility criteria for candidates is given below: 

• Candidates must have completed their graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognised university
• Candidates in the final year of their graduation can also apply, their candidature will be based on them getting a minimum of 50% aggregate after the completion of their graduation 
• Candidates belongng to the SC/ST category are given a concession of 5% in the minimum aggregate required at the graduation level

Symbiosis School of Economics BSc course is a four-year programme (including research) with multiple entry and exit options. The course structure is divided into semester-pattern. In the first year of the programme, candidates have to study a diverse range of subjects ranging from discipline-specific courses/ major courses compulsory, multidisciplinary courses, AECC, skill enhancement and common values added courses. In the third semester, candidates must also opt for vocational courses if they want to exit the programme after the second year with a diploma.