At SCMS NOIDA, we are committed to the holistic development of our students, preparing them to become corporate-ready professionals and socially conscious business leaders. Our programme objectives are carefully aligned with this vision, ensuring a balanced focus on academic excellence, industry relevance, global exposure, and social responsibility.
The curriculum is well-designed and industry-aligned, offering contemporary courses such as Business Analytics, Cross-Cultural Management, and Sustainability to enhance the employability and analytical skills of our students. To complement classroom learning, students gain practical exposure through live projects with reputed organizations such as IDFC Bank and Invest India, enabling them to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world business scenarios. Furthermore, our international collaborations and academic partnerships provide students with global learning opportunities through Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) courses and Collaborative Virtual Industry-Based Projects (CVIBP).
Through these initiatives, students engage with peers and faculty from prestigious global institutions, broadening their perspectives and understanding of cross-cultural business dynamics. Some key international collaborations include:
Alongside academic and professional excellence, SCMS NOIDA strongly emphasizes social consciousness and community engagement. The Institute Social Responsibility (ISR) Cell actively leads initiatives that instill empathy, civic awareness, and ethical responsibility among students. In the academic year 2024–25, the ISR Cell undertook 15 impactful initiatives both within and beyond the campus, including cleanliness drives, dog shelter support, blood donation camps, menstrual hygiene awareness campaigns, talent hunts for differently-abled individuals, and empowerment programs for acid attack survivors, conducted in collaboration with nationally and internationally reputed NGOs.Our consistent efforts in social engagement have been widely recognized, with seven NGOs extending formal appreciation for our exemplary community outreach programs.








When we talk about BBA or any management programme, the first question that comes in the mind is how we are unique in offering the curriculum? Is it the course curriculum or the exposure which matters the most? Well, at SCMS NOIDA, our focus is on both the aspects which are crucial for the holistic development of the students. Industry readiness of the student, being the main objective, is worked out cautiously in our institute. Our programme objectives emphasizes on preparing the students for every walk of life, be it:
Since the industry requirements are getting specific, nurturing these skills will help the students to become industry ready. We are trying to bring the real world into their learning spaces, which make the students get a feel of how the things will be and how they should proceed. We believe that these small initiatives will actually foster enhanced exposure to the students and lead to better industry preparedness
Continuous learning and development are the most crucial elements for nurturing / enhancing the student’s knowledge in the specific streams. The institute focuses more on industry –ready courses from the third semester. Apart from the basic three specializations we are offering International Business and Business Analytics specializations, which is the need of the hour. Picking up and delivering such courses help the students in shaping their careers in a better manner. Moreover, the application based teaching (which is more demonstrative in nature) equip the students with practical insights along with the theoretical knowledge. Apart from this, some topics are reinforced by the industry practitioners in the form of guest lectures/ workshops/ webinars to make the education more robust and gain greater insights.
Our institute emphasises more on the experiential learning aspect to give real time exposure to the students. Students were given a chance to select from two different types of internships for value addition.
Another important perspective is to bring the international flavour in the course curriculum. Global exposure during the course of learning helps in fostering intercultural skills, improve language skills and self-transformation of the student. Moreover, it is now even more important to develop students as global citizens and equip them with global competencies to perform outstandingly and contribute in an interconnected, challenging world. As embedded in our University’s vision, we should promote international understanding through quality education. SCMS NOIDA has partnered with International Universities to promote various forms of academic collaborations. Some of the universities where the students of the institute have gone for summer schools or semester abroad programs are DHBW, Germany, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany, Dauphine University, France, University of British Columbia, Canada, Deakin University, Australia, Leeds Beckett University, UK, London Business School and IESEG School of Management, France. The programs offered include:
Holistic development being the key element for student’s successful career, we work enthusiastically to develop social consciousness amongst our upcoming business leaders. We reach out to the society through our initiatives to meet their challenges. The initiatives are twinned with the NGOs to offer the best services for the benefit of the needy along with creating well informed ethically aware professionals that contribute towards the betterment of the society. A similar such initiative – PARIVARTAN (to bring the change) was undertaken in two parts in association with an NGO – Parimal Pathshala to help the underprivileged students in these challenging times. Following the principle of our University “Vasudhev Kutumbakam” i.e. the world is one family we decided to collaborate with Parimal Pathshala and help the underprivileged students by providing education using the technology available to us i.e. by the use of videos, audios and mobiles. We lend them a helping hand in the current situation where the local schools were not able to provide them with the required education. At the end of this initiative the students were able to: