Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Symbiosis International, Pune
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The SIBM Pune does consider previous academic records to a limited extent. To be eligible for admission to SIBM, you must have a minimum grade point average of 50% in your previous academic course. However, your SNAP entrance test score will be more important for your admission. The SNAP entrance test is conducted for admission to SIBM. If you scored a high percentile in this entrance test, you will be shortlisted for the Personal Interview rounds. The final merit list is prepared on the basis of the SNAP, and Group Exercise scores. In this, the SNAP scores have a maximum weight of around 50 percent. If you performed well in this selec
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For placement details, please check the placement page on our website. Organizations like JP Morgan,
Yes bank, Goldman Sachs, ICICI bank, HDFC bank, the Mahindra Group, Godrej etc are recruiters in this division.
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Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, (SIBM)
Campus: Gram Lavale (Hilltop), Tal Mulshi, Pune
Flagship B-School of Symbiosis International (Deemed to be) University
Average placement package: 23 LPA
Very good Alumni Network
Beautiful Hilltop campus which is the best in the country
Fees are slightly higher. Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies, (SIMS)
Campus: Hinjewadi, Range Hills, Khadki, Pune
Average placement package 10LPA
Decent alumni network
Urban campus in an IT park area
Fees are slightly lower. For more details, check the official websites for both the colleges for regular updates.
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1) 80% (General/Open) seats are for dependents of defence personnel. And as per merit there selection will be done.
2) 10% (Defence special category) seats are for dependents of defence personnel. This special category are for those who lost there life in war or war like operations while serving for the military or suffer 50% disability. As per merit there selection will be done.
3) 10% (open category) seats are for civilian candidate.
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