Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Bengaluru (SCMS-B) is an undergraduate business-management institute that began operations in November 2021 as a constituent of Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune - a UGC Category-I Deemed University founded in 1971 by Padma Shri Dr. S.B. Mujumdar on the Vedic principle of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' ('the world is one family'). SCMS-B is located in Electronic City, Phase-1, Bengaluru's established IT and business hub, and is positioned as a business-and-data-sciences-focused undergraduate school rather than a full-fledged standalone university. SCMS-B's flagship offering is a Bachelor of Business Administration - Honours / Honours with Research, structured around the NEP 2020 multiple-entry/multiple-exit framework: students can exit with a Certificate after Year 1 (44 credits), a Diploma after Year 2 (84 credits), a UG Degree after Year 3 (120 credits), or a UG Degree with Honours/Honours-with-Research after Year 4 (160 credits), with re-entry permitted within 3 years of exit (7-year maximum completion window). Students choose majors/minors across Marketing, Finance, Human Resources and Business Analytics. Since 2024, SCMS-B has also run a BBA Honours/Honours with Research - Dual Degree programme in collaboration with Deakin University, Australia: a 2+2 pathway in which the first two years are completed at SCMS-B and the final two years at Deakin, culminating in dual qualifications (a BBA from SCMS-B and a Bachelor of Business Analytics from Deakin). Admission to both tracks runs through Symbiosis's own Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) followed by a Personal Interaction (PI) round - there is no CAT/CMAT or other externally-run national counselling body involved. SCMS-B describes its campus as Wi-Fi enabled with well-equipped classrooms, a library, conference rooms and seminar halls, an ultramodern gymnasium, a basketball court, an underground badminton court, hired access to cricket/football grounds, and an on-campus health centre (full-time medical officer and nurse, group medical/accident insurance, and compulsory annual health check-ups). The BBA programme itself is described as non-residential; SCMS-B facilitates (rather than directly operates) hostel access within roughly a 1 km radius on a first-come-first-served basis, given limited seats. Third-party aggregators report a general-category total programme fee in the region of INR 14.2 lakh for the standalone BBA Honours track (figures as high as INR 28-57 lakh appear on some aggregator pages once hostel, deposits and - for the Dual Degree route - Deakin University's own overseas tuition are factored in). Reported BBA placement statistics for 2025 show a highest package of roughly INR 10.72 lakh and an average around INR 6 lakh, though these come from aggregator Q&A pages rather than an official, audited SCMS-B placement report of the kind larger B-schools publish. Given the institute's young age (first BBA cohort only graduated in the mid-2020s) and reliance on third-party-sourced data throughout this record, prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to verify seats, fees, current specialisations and placement figures directly with SCMS-B before applying.