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Vatsal Chaturvedi

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You may have some chances from SSBF. As far as SIBM-Hyderabad is concerned, you may not get a call.
Best of luck.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

Guide-Level 14

There are 37 colleges which accept SNAP score. The campus which is very good is Symbiosis campus. ISMR and LLIM are also good for MBA education based on 70 percentile. When we consider colleges as a whole, Symbiosis-Bangalore campus is the best option. The minimum placement package of this campuses is above 15 LPA. Also, the alumni network of this campus is very good. So, I would suggest you go to Symbiosis-Bangalore campus.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Hazel
No, you have to appear in the exam for taking admission in any MBA college. Admission is on the basis of marks in these exams and having more than 50% marks in Bachelor degree.

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Shreshth Mishra

Beginner-Level 5

Hi Rudraksh,
The difficulty level of the questions in SNAP test are comparatively low though it's all about time management. SCMHRD conducts its flagship event SNAP IT in a number of cities where they give suggestions and tips as to how to clear SNAP. If interested, do attend the SNAP IT session. Apart from that, keep brushing up your basics and take time bound tests so that you improve with time. For GK, be well versed with the latest happenings around you. You can always crack the exam, just concentrate your efforts in the right direction.
All the best.

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Eugin Anesh

Beginner-Level 5

Based on your last year's cutoff, you might get a call from SIOM but not from SIBM, Bangalore.

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V HarshitaCollege Representative,SIBM Bengaluru

Beginner-Level 4

Hi Neelima,
Deep apologies, but you cannot get admission to SIBM-Bengaluru without SNAP score.

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Ritu Bhandari

Scholar-Level 16

Hi, Data is indicative as SNAP Test cut-offs are not officially declared. For NRI cutoffs you need to check with the college. Institute Cut-offs SIBM, Pune: 98 SCMHRD: 96.5 SIBM, Bengaluru: 85+ SIIB, Pune: 88- 90 SIOM, Nashik: 65-70 SITM: 72 SCIT: 68 SSBF: 58 SICSR: 55+ SIMC: 48.

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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working

Contributor-Level 10

Hello, Admission to MBA colleges depends on a number of things. Written results followed by personality tests like the personal interview, extempore and group discussions. The marks mentioned unfortunately does not qualify for good colleges to get a call. But there are always ways to improve for next time to make sure one gets a decent call next year. All the best and play well.

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Ritu Bhandari

Scholar-Level 16

Hi, You will not be able to get admission in SIHS for MBA in healthcare and management with 17 percentile in SNAP 2017.

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