Business Management Studies

SNAP percentile means a candidate's rank against all test takers. It is calculated on the basis of marks scored. For example, total marks in SNAP is 60, so any candidate getting the highest score out of 60 will get 99.99 percentile. Many a times, more than one candidates get highest score so their percentiles are same.

There is no passing mark in SNAP. Candidates scoring more than 0 in the exam are eligible for WAT-PI round of SIU institutes. However, shortlisting of candidates are based on SNAP cut offs, which are between 50 to 99 percentile across the 16 SIU institutes. For example, SIBM Pune cut off for PI shortlisting in 98+ percentile, while SSSS Pune cut off is 55 percentile.

Yes, big time! They have incubation spaces, entrepreneurship clubs, and mentorship programs. I pitched an idea during an intra-college competition, and now I'm actually developing it with support from the faculty.

I've stayed in hostels before, but IILM's feels different. Clean rooms, decent food, laundry service, and 24x7 security. Plus, your friends are just next door — there's always someone to hang out or study with. It becomes your little family.

I chose IILM for BBA mainly because of how practical the course is. It's not just lectures — we do group projects, real-time marketing campaigns, even startup simulations. It gives you a taste of the real business world, not just theory.

Not marketing fluff — it genuinely helps. Being in Gurgaon, I had interviews in CyberHub, internships in nearby companies, and networking meetups just a metro ride away. Location is a legit advantage here.