SCIT motivates faculty members and students to get engaged in rigorous research activities at various levels. The academic fraternity of SCIT believes in continuous enhancement of research capabilities by espousing intensive academic scrutiny and extensive collaboration. Monthly research seminars, receiving research grants, taking up research projects with organizations, regular publication in journals of repute are few activities that showcase SCIT's research orientation.
The faculty members work individually as well as with industry experts, consultants, practitioners and students to initiate, conduct research and publish papers with the unanimous goal of bridging the gap between concepts (theory) and contexts (practice). SCIT Journal (ISSN: 0974-5076), SCIT Monograph Series and Navankur (newsletter) stand testimony to the research rigour.
In March 2020, Dr. Mandaar Pande and Dr. Angelina Gokhale received a Minor Research Project from SCRI in Computer Studies for the Project entitled "Evaluating Quantum Machine Learning approaches for enhancing performance of real-life use cases in Digital Image forensics and Computer Vision."
In March 2020 , Symbiosis International(Deemed University) approved the minor project "PHISHING URL PREDICTION USING FINITE STATE AUTOMATA". Dr Nisha T N and Dr Dhanya Pramod received funding for the same.
In July 2019 Dr. Brijesh SP and Dr. Dhanya Pramod has received Project grant title "A Study on the online learning experience of SWAYAM MOOCS : the perspective of student from Pune region and its suburbs." from Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi.
In Jan 2018 Kanchan Patil has received a minor research project grant titled E-Governemnt Services Adoption: An Empiracal Study in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad City from agency Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi.
In March 2015, Prof. Anuradha Goswami has received Minor Research Project grant in Computer Studies from SIU for the project entitled 'Microblog-based Disaster Event Analysis for Online Social Networks'.
In March 2014, Symbiosis International University approved minor project "Design, Build & Implement A Risk Assessment Framework for ERP Adoption in small And Medium Enterprises". Dr. R. Raman, Dr. Dhanya Pramod and Dr. Vijaykumar Bharathi.S received funding for the same.
In July, 2014, Dr. Urvashi Rathod, Dr. Ajey Kumar and Dr. Sudhir Sharan has received funding for the research project titled Defect Analytics to augment DevOps Strategies from IBM Shared University Reward (SUR) to support IBM-SIU joint research.
In 2012 Dr. Suprika Srivastava has received the research project titled A risk management framework for distributed agile development projects from the agency Project Management Institute's Educational Foundation
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