MCE Society's Abeda Inamdar Senior College of Arts Science and Commerce, Pune

Abeda Inamdar Senior College of Arts, Science and Commerce, MCE Society, was established in the year 1991 at Pune in Maharashtra. The institution offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses spread over the sprawling 23 acres campus. It is one of the accredited institutions by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council and has grown as the most favored hub of higher learning.

With a total student enrolment of 5,477 and a faculty strength of 105, the college provides a healthy environment in terms of academics. The institute offers 25 courses in 11 different undergraduate and graduate programmes with specialisation in arts, science, and commerce streams.

Abeda Inamdar Senior College of Arts, Science and Commerce has a number of facilities that are modern in nature to aid students' academic and personal development. The library is provided with two well-furnished, ultra-modern reading halls and a stack room. It is largely computerised, having a special internet room with 24-hour fiber-optic connectivity.

Computer laboratories well-equipped with computers, internet, and Wi-Fi facilities, printers, and scanners are available for the tech-savvy student. Recognising the importance of physical fitness, it has sports facilities and a gym too. This co-educational institution has separate hostels for boys and girls to accommodate the students comfortably to suit their diverse needs.

The college offers a variety of courses linked to academics. It offers 25 programmes, including full-time undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Com 720 Rs 44,080 BA 360 Rs 34,480 BBA Computer Application 288 Rs 106,135 B. Sc 240 Rs 70,480 B.

Sc Computer Science 192 Rs 108,635 BCA 192 Rs 100,435 The admission process at MCE Society's Abeda Inamdar Senior College is designed to be all-inclusive and absolutely merit-based. It considers the academic performance in the qualifying examinations is taken into consideration while admitting students to different courses.