Symbiosis International - Hyderabad Campus Answered Questions

The total number of seats available for the LLM course at SLS Hyderabad is 10 per specialisation. There are two specialisations available in the LLM course, namely Corporate & Business Law and Criminal & Security Law. Candidates need to appear for the AIAT entrance test and then clear the PI round to secure a seat at the course.

Yes, the training and placement cell helps the students in SLS Hyderabad land internships during the course of their five-year BBA/BA LLB course or the one-year LLM course. The training and placement cell is a student-cum-faculty body that functions to help students at the college land internships and placements.

SLS Hyderabad requires candidates to appear for SLAT or AIAT to be eligible for the admission process. The registration fee for SLAT is INR 2250 and the registration fee for AIAT is INR 2150. Candidates are shortlisted based on their scores at these entrance exams. Shortlisted candidates are required to further appear for the PI round to secure a seat.

The admission process for LLM at SLS Hyderabad is a multi-step process which requires candidates to first appear for the AIAT and then for the PI (Personal Interaction). The weightage given to the AIAT is 70% and that of the PI is 30%. The eligible candidates can fill the application form at the official website for AIAT.

Yes, SLS Hyderabad offers UG candidates pursuing BA/BBA LLB a scholarship of 50% of the academic fees. A single candidate is selected based on his/her semester-wise performance. The candidate should have a minimum of 7.5 CGPA to be eligible for the merit-based UG scholarship at SLS Hyderabad. Candidates must also have cleared all their subjects, i.e. candidate must not have any backlog.

No, SLS Hyderabad does not offer three year undergraduate courses. Symbiosis Law School offers five-year undergraduate degrees, which are: BA LLB and BBA LLB. Candidates can initiate their admission process in these courses by appearing for the SLAT exam. BA/BBA LLB courses are full-time integrated courses for candidates looking to build a career in the field of law.

The tuition fee for LLM at SLS Hyderabad is INR 85,000 per semester. There are other components, such as the mess fee and hostel fee. For international students, there is a different fee structure. International candidates are required to pay the tuition fee in three installments of 1. $665 2. $1305 3. $1305.

Both Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Hyderabad and Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Nagpur are good options to pursue an LLM. However, SLS Hyderabad is generally considered a better option because of its ranking and facilities. SLS Hyderabad is ranked #1 Law School in India & South Asia by QS-World University Rankings. It also has a good placement record and offers a wide range of programs.

With a waitlist number of 94 for the MBA programme at SIBM Hyderabad, whether or not your waitlist position will convert depends on several factors, including:Number of applicants who do not confirm their admission: If many candidates ahead of you in the waitlist do not take up their offered seat, there's a higher chance of your waitlist number being called.Seat availability: If the institute has additional seats or if some candidates withdraw their admission, waitlisted candidates may be offered seats.Category-wise waitlist: If there are separate waitlists for different categories (General, Reserved, etc.), your chances might depend on your category and the movement within it.Keep in touch with the admissions office for updates on your waitlist status. If you haven't already, you may also want to consider keeping options open with other institutions in case the waitlist doesn't convert.

The movement of the waitlist for the MBA programme at Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM) Hyderabad varies each year, depending on factors such as the number of selected candidates who decline their offers and overall seat availability. Specific data on the exact number of waitlist positions that convert annually is not publicly available. However, there have been instances where candidates with waitlist numbers as high as 661 have eventually secured admission, indicating significant movement in certain years. It's important to note that these numbers can fluctuate yearly based on applicant decisions and other variables. Therefore, while a higher waitlist number may seem discouraging, there is still a possibility of conversion. Candidates are advised to remain patient and stay updated with official communications from the institute regarding their admission status.For a better understanding of how waitlist movements can impact admissions, you might find the following video informative: