Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication Symbiosis International Pune Viman Nagar Answered Questions

Why to worry, if you believe that you will crack the entrance?
If two students score the same in the test, grades of class 12th are compared of the two and the one scoring the higher is given preference. The interview and the GD are also be kept in mind.
Once you get into a good college, your class 12th grades hardly matter. They will only matter during placements. Companies compare between two students based on their performance in college and, if needed class 12th grades are also taken into consideration.

It depends upon the exam and the course you are applying for. Since you have tagged Mass communication, I am assuming you are interested in it. Basic level Maths up to class 10th comes in every exam, be it HM or BBA or your Mass Communication.
Topics like percentage, ratios, time and speed come up. So, even if you don't have Maths in class 11th and class 12th, I am sure you will be able to crack it.

There are no as such book for preparation of SET as you can go with an individual book for the respective subject like mental maths (RS Agarwal), NCERT of class 11th & 12th. However, I will suggest you to go with previous years papers of SET and solve them.

Hi Daksh!
In order to prepare well for the SET exam, first you should be aware about the syllabus. There are totally 150 questions and the students are asked to complete the test within two and half hours. The five areas of the question are
English
Quantitative
General awareness
Analytical Reasoning
Logical Reasoning
Second, Time management is of utmost importance. Calculate the estimate time you are giving for preparations and divide it equally as per the syllabus. Adjust your time and try to solve each question within the prescribed timing. Make a suitable time-table for preparation as per your routine and include short breaks between the longer study periods. Divide the preparation in several steps and complete them one by one. Next, you can prepare for this exam by referring to the previous year's question papers. Mock tests are also a good way for preparations of the exam. Last but not the least, Practice is the key to success. The more you practice, the more are the chances of success.

Hi Niru!
The IPS exam is conducted by UPSC. The IPS service is divided into various functional departments such as Crime Branch, Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Home Guards, Traffic Bureau. In order to be eligible for the exam, one has to be a graduate in any stream from a recognized University and should be an Indian citizen. Other eligibility criteria includes:
1. Age: Minimum age 21 years, Maximum age 30 years as on 1st of August in the year of examination.
2. Physical Criteria for women: Minimum height- 150cm, minimum chest girth- 79cm, Myopia (including cylinder) should not exceed minus 4.00D, Hypermyopia (including cylinder) should not exceed plus 4.00D
3. Maximum Attempts: General category candidates-4 attempts, For SC/ST candidates: No restriction, For OBC candidates: 7 attempts

Hi Suitha,
Symbiosis is one of the most reputed institution in terms of celebrating its uniqueness in maintaining a course of MA in mass communication and MBA in communication as well. So, yes! Symbiosis definitely have a post-graduate course in mass communication.
The duration of the programme is of 2 years distributed much into 4 semesters of equal syllabus partition and a lot of project activities involved within the course.
The Fee details of the programme are described in the link below:
http://www.simc.edu/admissions/ma-mc.html#parentHorizontalTab4
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All the best.