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Get SNDT Women's University Results Results alert WhatsApp SNDT Women's University: Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Exam Results
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester VI View declared on Monday May 7, 2018
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester IV View declared on Monday May 7, 2018
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester VI View declared on Monday December 11, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester V View declared on Monday December 11, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester IV View declared on Monday December 11, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) - Semester III View declared on Monday December 11, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester VI View declared on Wednesday May 3, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester IV View declared on Wednesday May 3, 2017
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester VI View declared on Friday December 30, 2016
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester V View declared on Friday December 30, 2016
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester IV View declared on Friday December 30, 2016
-- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Semester III View declared on Friday December 30, 2016
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Exam Results declared on Thursday June 2, 2016
| Title | Posted | View Details |
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| Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Exam Results 2015 | 22 Sep, 2015 | View Details |
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The year 1896 marks the beginning of a new era in the history of women’s education in India when Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve established an ashram for widows and helpless women at Hingne near Pune. He realized that to make these women self-sufficient, self- reliant and self- confident, schooling was essential at the ashram.Karve launched a programme of schooling at ashram, which latter became regular school for girls and women. In a society governed by age old customs and conservative attitudes towards women, an institution of this type was bound to face social and economic difficulties.