SRI BALAJI SOCIETY PROUDLY ANNOUNCES SRI BALAJI UNIVERSITY PUNE (SBUP)

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Sri Balaji Society, Pune has announced the launch of its private university, i.e. Sri Balaji University, Pune (SBUP) for the first time in India. The esteemed society operates the following institutes: BIIB (Balaji Institute of International Business), BITM (Balaji Institute of Telecom and Management), BIMM (Balaji Institute of Modern Management) and BIMHRD (Balaji Institute of Management and Human Resource Development) and is one of the leading B schools in India. With the university accreditation, students will now get an MBA which is a full time two years Masters’s program from Sri Balaji University, Pune (SBUP) which is affiliated by the Government of Maharashtra.

The University accreditation reflects Balaji Society’s record growth in its professional development through their various postgraduate diploma and degree programs. The various fields of specialisation include Finance, Information Technology, Telecom, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Business Analytics, Human Resource Development, International Business with Marketing being one of the highly recognised specialisation.
Prof. Dr. Col A Balasubramanian, Chancellor,  Sri Balaji University, Pune, said, “Introduction of Sri Balaji University, Pune is one of the greatest milestones that we have achieved so far as it not only reflects better quality and diversity in our academic offerings and programs but also underscores our rich history, long term goals and shared vision. This has added another feather to our cap. We can now emphasize on our long-held commitment to improvising the benefits of quality education at a private institution level and groom our candidates for the right jobs through appropriate inputs. As the Society is now affiliated to the State government, we hope this will ensure more trust among the existing as well as the aspiring candidates”. 
Sri Balaji Society, Pune was founded in the year 1999 and has been committed to providing quality education ever since. The society has earned multiple accolades across all these years which include BIMM being ranked as one of the top three institutes offering ‘Marketing’ specialisation in India.
Another noteworthy accolade includes Sri Balaji Society being ranked as the 3rd top B- School in Pune by Times of India. Sri Balaji University, Pune operates on three significant pillars which are Discipline, Dedication and Determination. The Institutes are also known for its conducive and dynamic environment along with excellent infrastructure which enable students to work hard towards their goals and achieve their dreams.
PFB the link for more details: https://www.sribalajiuniversity.org/
About Sri Balaji University, Pune: 
Sri Balaji Society’s, ‘Sri Balaji University Pune’ (SBUP) is established by the Government of Maharashtra by “Sri Balaji University Pune Act 2019” (Maharashtra Act No. XII of 2019) and came into existence with effect from 20th August 2019.  There are four constituent institutes of the University conducting two years full-time Post-Graduate Management Program, (MBA) viz Masters in Business Administration and Doctoral Research (Ph.D.) in various domain areas in the field of management science. The University is having 8 Departments namely, Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Telecom, International Business, Information Technology, Operations & Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics.

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