FAQs
81. Can a student change their programme after Year 1?
Yes, a student can change their programme. However, any change in programme requires the student to begin again from Year 1 (Diploma level). Credits from the previous programme cannot be transferred to a different programme.
82. What career options does a graduate have after completing SSE programmes?
On completion, a student has broadly 3 career trajectories: (1) Placement/Employment – in the skill sector they trained in, (2) Entrepreneurship – starting their own business/start-up, or (3) Higher Education – pursuing further academic qualifications such as PG Diploma or other Master's programmes.
83. What higher education options are available after a Bachelor from SSE?
After completing a Bachelor's degree from SSE, students can pursue a PG Diploma from SSE in the same stream. Alternatively, they can apply for a Bachelor in a different discipline if they wish to change streams. A WITP Bachelor graduate also has 3 years of work experience, providing an edge in higher education applications.
84. What advantage does a WITP Bachelor graduate have over a regular graduate?
Since the Bachelor is a Work Integrated Training Programme (WITP), students completing it will have gained 3 years of documented industry work experience. This provides them with a significant edge over regular graduates when applying for jobs in the same sector.
85. Does SSE guarantee job placement after the programme?
No. SSE does not guarantee placement. However, placement assistance is facilitated locally through TISS-empanelled Service Providers based on the student's merit and performance. The TISS brand also makes graduates stand out in the job market.
86. How does SSE support placements?
Placement assistance is provided by TISS-empanelled Service Providers locally, based on student merit. The TISS brand recognition, combined with 3 years of practical OJT experience and NSQF-aligned certifications, significantly enhances employability.
87. Are SSE graduates eligible for higher pay or roles than non-skilled graduates?
Yes. Due to the work-integrated nature of SSE programmes, graduates possess practical industry skills along with theoretical knowledge, making them job-ready from day one. This is particularly relevant in sectors like Automotive, Healthcare, Hospitality, Retail, Banking, and IT.
88. What career options are available after the Hospitality programme?
Graduates of the Hotel Management/Hospitality programme can work in restaurants, food chains, cruise ships, resort management, airline catering, cabin services, state tourism corporations, institutional/industrial catering, the Indian Navy, multinational companies' hospitality services, and can also work as faculty in Hotel Management institutes.
89. What is the benefit of the TISS brand for SSE graduates?
TISS is a Grade One A+ university with strong national recognition. The TISS branding on SSE degrees and diplomas makes graduates highly visible and credible to employers, especially in skill-intensive sectors. The combination of TISS certification and practical OJT experience is a unique differentiator.
90. How can students contact SSE for queries?
Students can contact SSE through: Phone: 022-2552 5633 or 35, Mobile: 8976640593 / 7710945578 / 7304805578 (Monday to Friday, 10 AM – 6 PM). Email: admissions@sve.tiss.edu. For admission-related queries: 022-2552 5621-26/31-35.
91. How do students access their timetable, exam schedule, and notifications?
On confirmation of admission, each student is provided a unique User ID and Password to access the SSE student portal. This portal provides access to timetables, attendance records, fee instalments, exam schedules, results, and online reference/study material.
92. What is the SSE student portal and what can it be used for?
The SSE student portal (accessed via unique login credentials provided at admission) gives students access to: timetables, attendance records, fee instalment details, exam schedules, results/marksheets, and online reference and study material.
93. Is there an ERP login for students?
Yes. SSE provides an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) login for students, available at the SVE portal. Students can log in via the ERP Login option on the SSE website alongside the Student Login.
94. How are admission notifications sent to applicants?
Notifications regarding admission status, programme allocation, KPST location confirmation, and other important updates are sent through the SSE Admission platform and the student portal. Applicants should check their registered email regularly for updates.
95. What rules must students follow after enrolment?
All students must abide by the rules and regulations, code of conduct, policies, and procedures governing students, as laid down by the Institute from time to time. Violation of these rules can lead to disciplinary action.
96. What is the minimum credit requirement for a degree?
Each programme requires a minimum number of total credits to be completed satisfactorily for the award of a degree. Credits are assigned to courses, internships, OJT, and other activities, and must be completed within the minimum and maximum period of study.
97. Can provisional admission be cancelled?
Yes. Admission is 'provisional' until all mandatory documents are submitted, verified, and approved. If a candidate is found ineligible at any stage (after selection, after admission, or after course commencement), admission will be cancelled. Fees will be refunded as per refund rules in such cases.
98. Is student admission location-specific?
Yes. Student admission to SSE skill programmes is subject to the availability of a local KPST (industry partner) at the specified location across India. Programmes are only offered at locations where minimum batch size and local KPST presence are confirmed.
99. What is a Bonafide Student as defined by SSE?
A Bonafide Student is a person enrolled in an accredited institution in a sufficient number of courses to be classified as a full-time regular student. At TISS SSE, this means a student officially enrolled in a skill programme, attending all required sessions including OJT, and maintaining the required academic and training progress.
100. What industry sectors does SSE cover?
SSE covers 15+ industry verticals: Agriculture, Automotive, BFSI (Banking/Financial Services/Insurance), Capital Goods, Education, Electronics, Food Processing, Healthcare, IT-Enabled Services (ITES), Logistics, Management & Entrepreneurship, Media & Entertainment, Power, Retail, and Tourism & Hospitality.