There are various courses which you can do after completing your graduation from SNDT Women University. I am mentioning below the name of measure post graduation courses offered by SNDT University:

1. Master of Arts
2. Master of Science
3. Master of Commerce
4. Master of education
5. Master of technology
6. Master of social work
7. Master of computer application
8. Master of Management Studies
9. Master of Business Administration
10. Master of Pharmacy

There are also post graduation diploma courses offered by SNDT University for women students.

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Yes SNDT Women University offers three year duration LLB course to the students. Other than this there is another course related to law specialisation offered in SNDT Women University. The name of the course is better of Business Administration + Bachelor of law. The LLB degree courses offered at to campuses of SNDT Women University. These two campuses are Churchgate campus and Juhu campus.

Besides this SNDT Women University also offers LLM course to the students at post graduation level.

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Hi, SNDT Women University does not offer private seat. There is a management seat available. The eligibility criteria for all types of admissions there are same just the cut-off marks of entrance exams will vary. For Management seat you will have to check out with your college whether they give offline forms or online forms. Once, you submit the form you will be called for their managerial rounds and you will get a chance to choose whichever branch you want provided it has vacancy. If you still have doubts feel free to comment. Hope this helps.

Hi Savita,

Yes, it is true. Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University, Mumbai does not come under Mumbai University. It was founded as an autonomous university in 1916 as South Asia's first women university.

Hope your doubt is cleared.