Symbiosis Centre for Management & Human Resource Development Symbiosis International Pune Hinjewadi Answered Questions

Yes, it is worth paying for the MBA in Infrastructure Development and Management at SCMHRD. The programme offers a comprehensive education that prepares graduates for leadership roles in the infrastructure sector, with a strong focus on general managerial aspects like business strategies, supply chain management, and business laws. SCMHRD has a 100% placement record, and the average CTC offered is between 8-9 lakhs, which is higher than other institutes. The programme covers all traditional business administration disciplines such as marketing, finance, and strategy, in addition to infrastructure management. The global infrastructure market sees an investment of over 4.3 trillion dollars, and there is a need for educated professionals trained specifically in this field. The programme structure includes a concoction of learning techniques that prepare students for real-world challenges, with classroom lectures, guest lectures, and interactions with leaders from various corporate fields. Overall, the MBA in Infrastructure Development and Management at SCMHRD is a valuable investment for those looking to pursue a career in this field.

The MBA curriculum designed by SCMHRD consists of various subjects related to different domains of Management. Some of these domains are HR, Finance, Marketing etc. Check the below list to know some of the core subjects taught in the programme:Business StatisticsEntrepreneurshipEssentials of Marketing ManagementGoods and Service Tax (GST) LawHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational Behaviour

SCMHRD cutoff for the MBA course is based on SNAP scores. For the year 2024, the cutoff for the MBA programme stood at 94 percentile for the General AI category. Tabulated below is the 2024 cutoff for other MBA courses:CourseSNAP percentile Cutoff 2024MBA in Infrastructure Development and Management94MBA in Business Analytics 94

The total tuition fee to pursue MBA at SCMHRD ranges from INR 6.2 Lacs to INR 24.2 lakh. This fee is to be paid in two equal installments and on an annual basis. Moreover, the total fees for an MBA also include other components, such as the hostel fees, one-time fees, and more.Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Once the SCMHRD selection rounds are complete, students with MBA admission offers must present original and self-attested photocopies of documents for verification. Such candidates are required to bring along the following documents:Class 10 marksheetClass 12 marksheetMigration certificateSchool leaving certificate/transfer certificateUG degreeUG marksheetsSNAP scorecardSeat allotment letterCategory certificate (if applicable)Income certificate (applicable for candidates seeking admission via EWS category)

To apply for admission to the MBA in Infrastructure Development and Management at SCMHRD, follow these steps:1. Register for SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) 2024.2. Appear for the SNAP test on one of the scheduled dates (08th December 2024, 15th December 2024, or 21st December 2024).3. Ensure you have a valid SNAP score, as it is mandatory for admission to the MBA program.4. Check the eligibility criteria: Graduate from a recognised University/Institution with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent grade (45% or equivalent grade for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes).5. Register for the MBA (Infrastructure Development and Management) programme through the official SCMHRD website.6. Fill out the application form and pay the registration fees by the specified deadline (November 22, 2024).7. Wait for the admission process to complete, which includes evaluating your SNAP score and other factors.

Yes, SNAP is compulsory for admission to MBA courses offered by SCMHRD. Based on the exam results, applicants are screened and shortlisted for further rounds, including the Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Exercise (GE), and Personal Interview (PI). Thus, candidates seeking admission to MBA courses must register and appear for the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test.

Yes, completing an MBA degree from SCMHRD makes students eligible for various jobs in government departments and organisations (both Central and State). There are many such jobs available in the public sector that require the knowledge and skills gained during an MBA course. Tabulated below are some of the prospective government jobs along with their average salaries:Government Job ProfileRecruiting BodyAverage SalaryManagement TraineePublic Sector Undertakings (PSUs like BHEL, SAIL, IOCL)INR 8 – 14 LPAProbationary Officer (PO)Public Sector Banks (via IBPS/SBI)INR 6 – 8 LPAAssistant ManagerSEBI, NABARD, RBIINR 10 – 14 LPACivil Services (IAS, IPS, IFS etc.)UPSCINR 10 – 15 LPAIndian Railways Personnel/Accounts OfficerUPSC/Railway Recruitment BoardINR 9 – 12 LPAState Public Service Commission OfficerState PSCsINR 6 – 10 LPALecturer/Professor in Govt CollegesUGC-NET/State SET QualifiedINR 7 – 12 LPAMarketing Officer (Agri/General)IBPS/SO or State AgenciesINR 5 – 8 LPA

SCMHRD follows a thorough screening process for MBA admission. To start, students must register and apply for the SNAP exam. Along with the exam, students must also apply for the preferred MBA course. After the application stage, students must take the exam. Once the exam results are announced, the admission committee shortlists students for further stages.Shortlisted students are required to appear for three selection rounds: Written Ability Test, Group Exercise, and Personal Interaction. Further, those who get selected are then required to report to the institute for document verification and the fee payment process.

The allocation of SCMHRD MBA seats is done based on marks obtained in the accepted entrance exam, i.e., SNAP. Other than this, the institute also conducts various selection rounds, including the Written Ability Test, Group Exercise, and Personal Interaction. To get a seat, students must apply for the programme by visiting the official website of the institute. If allocated a seat, students are required to report to the institute for verification of documents.