FLAME University Pune Ph.D Sociology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Course Highlights	Details
duration	3 Years (Full Time)
course level	Doctorate (Degree)
mode of study	On Campus
total fees	₹ 90,000
eligibility	Post Graduation +NET

Course Highlights

Details

duration

3 Years (Full Time)

course level

Doctorate (Degree)

mode of study

On Campus

total fees

₹ 90,000

eligibility

Post Graduation +NET

FLAME University Pune Ph.D Sociology Fees

FLAME University Pune Ph.D Sociology fees 2026 is ₹ 90,000 for the entire course duration.

This includes a total tuition fee of ₹ 90,000.
Candidates need to pay ₹ 30,000 in the first year.

Earlier, Ph.D Sociology fees at FLAME University Pune was ₹ 90,000 (in 2024) for the entire course duration. This shows that the fee has remained unchanged since 2024.

Fee Type	Total Amount (INR)
tuition fee	₹90,000
total fee	₹90,000

Fee Type

Total Amount (INR)

tuition fee

₹90,000

total fee

₹90,000

Important Dates for Ph.D Sociology at FLAME University Pune

Expired Events

Events	Dates
Date of Display of Result for Admission 2026 [Ph.D] (Arts)	Apr 30, 2026
Date of FLAME Entrance Aptitude Test for Admission 2026 [Ph.D] (Arts)	Apr 19, 2026
Submission Date of Application for Admission 2026 [Ph.D] (Arts)	Mar 31, 2026

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FLAME University Pune: 2 Answered Questions

Which is a better option for a liberal undergraduate course FLAME or Ashoka University ?

Salim Javedstudied at Ashoka University

For liberal undergraduate course, Ashoka University is a better choice. Ashoka University's course format is more flexible. Students can choose their major from a total of 21 per or interdisciplinary options. Ashoka University follows a rigorous pedagogy. The course structure will force you to become more creative.

FLAME offers more freedom in terms of artistic creativity. It’s easier to create and make art supported by the facilities offered at the campus itself.

Is anyone doing their undergraduate course at FLAME University in Pune? Can you please describe student life over there?

Sudeshna DasguptaBBA Finance & Economics, FLAME University (2019)

The academic life and student life varies for the course and the particular major and minor selected by the student. You should try reaching out to the recent pass-outs from your area of interest for real opinion and avoid any confusion.

Academic life:

The curriculum is rigorous. The curriculum of BBA has helped me with my CFA exam too.
You will need to think out of the bound for research, assignments, and projects to score well (8+ CGPA).
Effective involvement in class and good scores in surprise quizzes and semester exams will add to the interest of the academics.
The liberal education taught in the first semester adds to the personality development of the student. It includes theatre, debates, sculpture, sports, dance, etc. they add skills such as communication, innovation, fitness, and stage presence.
Securing passing marks is quite easy at FLAME. If you do not complicate things with faculties, bunk classes (more than 15%), or break the rules and regulations, you will not be in the position to fail. Students need to pay quite a few bucks to retake exams.

Student Life:

The infrastructure and dorm facilities are great.
The food served in the mess is vegetarian and the quality is average. There are small food joints outside the college campus for students who want to eat Non-vegetarian.
Students can take part in various clubs such as VAJR Consulting Club, Dance Club, FLAME Investment Lab.
The institute organizes annual Inter College Fests and Intra College Fest. Students wait eagerly for such events.
Sometimes surprise inspections of the rooms are done to check if any illegal activities are going on.
The students learn to deal and stay with people from different backgrounds and enjoy their college life. You will be among brilliant peers.

The campus placements for undergraduates are not that good. However, the institute prepares the students enough to find a job on their own. The other problems that you will come across at FLAME are trivial and common for most institutions.

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