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Candidates must pass Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for BA (Hons) at Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts. There is a relaxation of 5% in the aggregate for reserved category aspirants. Admission to BA (Hons) is based on SET scores of the candidates.

Candidates must prepare well to pass SET for admission at Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts. The test includes General English, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Skills and General Awareness sections. Aspirants must prepare for all of these sections to get a good score. The test includes multiple choice questions with no negative marking.

Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts offers admission to candidates based on their SET scores. The test is usually conducted in May every year. The test-1 of SET will be conducted on May 2, 2026. The test-2 will be held on May 10, 2026.

Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts admissions are open. Candidates can fill out the application form online. The school offers admission to candidates based on their SET scores. The school offers BA (Hons) and BSc (Hons) courses at the UG level.

Candidates need to pay INR 1,000 for a course at Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts. Aspirants also need to pay INR 2,250 for SET. Candidates can pay the application fees via any of the online payment modes. The application fees is non-refundable.

The Bharati Vidyapeeth NEET PG Cutoff 2025 has been released for students under the All India quota up to Round 2. For admission to the MD/MS programmes, the closing cutoff ranged from 18569 to 114296. According to the Round 2 cutoff, the hardest course for admission for the General AI category students was MD in Dermatology, Venerology and Leprosy. Please note that the cutoff will vary according to the category and round. 

From my experience as an ex-student, the mock GDs and mock interviews at PIBM are quite effective.

They help students understand the format, develop confidence, and improve communication skills before facing actual placement rounds. The feedback provided after each session is practical and points out areas of improvement, whether it's body language, content, or answering strategy.

Overall, these mock sessions make students more comfortable, polished, and better prepared for real interviews and group discussions.

 Yes, PIBM does provide support for off‑campus placement opportunities. The placement team shares relevant job openings, helps with interview preparation, and guides students on how to approach off‑campus drives and external company applications, so you're not limited only to on‑campus recruitment.

Yes, PIBM does provide specialization‑wise placement support. The placement team and faculty guide students based on their chosen fields—whether it's Finance, Marketing, HR, Analytics, or others—by sharing relevant opportunities, prepping for role‑specific interviews, and aligning skill development with industry expectations for each specialization.

This helps students focus on the kinds of companies and job profiles that match their area of interest.

From my experience as an ex-student, the placement process at PIBM is quite transparent.

Students are regularly updated about company profiles, role details, eligibility criteria, and selection schedules. The placement team shares information on shortlisting, interview rounds, and final results, so there are no surprises. Additionally, pre-placement talks, mock sessions, and guidance on expectations ensure that students clearly understand the process at every stage.

Overall, it's structured in a way that helps students make informed decisions and stay prepared throughout the placement season.