Singapore Institute of Management

SIM is a credible private management institute offering decent infrastructure and placement access, especially for local or regional candidates. While it may not rank among India's top-tier B-schools, it presents a respectable option with practical facilities and active industry engagement.

SIM Aurangabad is not government-run—it operates as a private management institute.

Hi 

Kartik This Side,

As I researched about Shreeyash Institute of Management (SIM) a Famous Institute. I know about their teaching staff. Teaching staff is well qualified and experienced. There are also some young faculty that is connecting to students in a modern style with modern classroom . Overall SIM has a good and well qualified Teaching Staff. Teaching staff is knowledgeable and helpful.

Hi 

Kartik This Side,

As I researched about Shreeyash Institute of Management (SIM) a Famous Institute. I know about their teaching staff. Teaching staff is well qualified and experienced. There are also some young faculty that is connecting to students in a modern style with modern classroom . Overall SIM has a good and well qualified Teaching Staff

Hi

Kartik This Side,

You can apply for MBA/PGDM at ShreeYash Institute of Management (SIM) via visiting official website there you can contact to admission cell for more info.

Below is a selection criteria 

Bachelor's degree (min. 50% overall; 45% for Maharashtra SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD)

Valid score in CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT or MAH-CET

MAH-CET candidates join via Maharashtra DTE CAP rounds

Shortlisting by entrance exam rank

Institute rounds: GD/WAT & PI assess communication, analysis & fit

Final merit is build adding exam score, academics, GD/PI, work experience & SOP

Hi,

There is no fixed and official MAT cutoff published by the Shreeyash Institute of Management (SIM) . But MAT score is converted into equivalent percentile and merged into a final merit (entrance score+ academics + GD/PI). If you only know about MAT cutoff then nearly 50 percentile is good score (pls mark it is percentile). But real cutoff varies every year. 

GD- Group Discussion 

PI- Personal Interview 

Hi,

Admission to SIM is not considered Extremely Hard, but it depends on various factors mentioned below

Bachelor's degree (min. 50% overall; 45% for Maharashtra SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD)

Valid score in CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT or MAH-CET

MAH-CET candidates join via Maharashtra DTE CAP rounds

Shortlisting by entrance exam rank

Institute rounds: GD/WAT & PI assess communication, analysis & fit

Final merit is build adding exam score, academics, GD/PI, work experience & SOP