Hello!

They have good overall ratings. They have good placement records but highly inconsistent, average placement record is around 60%. Highest package offered is 10lakhs per annum, lowest package offered and average package offered is around 5Lakhs per annum. Few companies turn up for placement Nomura, TATA capital, etc. They have good infrastructure and teaching faculties.

This is not the best option but still it isn't a bad choice either.

ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was helpful.

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Hey dear, cutoff varies every year, if you see the last year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 marks were unable to get a good govt. Mbbs college. So, with 366 marks you won't get a govt. Mbbs college for sure but you have chances for bams and bhms. You can aslo use college predictor through this link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hi there,

I hope you are doing well. Yes you can apply for SIIB only after the selection process restart next year . Till then kindly wait.

And it is advisable to be careful while selecting the options.  Because it shouldn't happen that selection process end and you could not select the one you are longing for.

Thank you.

Hi Aspirant!

You need not apply for all institutes you are interested in all at once. You can apply for them as and when you make up your mind and pay as you go. The last date to apply for the institutes you mentioned are as below-

1. SIBM Pune - 19th December, 2020 ( https://www.snaptest.org/top-mba-college-in-Pune-SIBM.html )

2. SCMHRD - 7th January, 2020 ( https://www.snaptest.org/mba-hr-management.html )

3. SIIB - 19th December, 2020 ( https://www.snaptest.org/mba-international-business-siib-pune.html )

4. SIBM Bengaluru - 18th December, 2020 ( https://www.snaptest.org/mba-business-management-sibm-Bengaluru.html )

Going by these dates, you have plenty of time to mull over the options and decide which colleges you want to apply to. I would urge you to consider the merits and demerits of each institution separately. As a student of SIBM Pune in the first year, I can assure you that it is the best choice for MBA flagship program. Please go through all the different courses offered and placement reports before making a decision. You can find all this information here - https://www.sibm.edu/

Feel free to let me know if you need more help!

Hello. Congrats for securing such a great percentage. Definitely you can secure a seat there. Go ahead with your admission procedure as you have maintained all eligibility criteria.

For more details I am providing an article of careers360 mentioning about SRCC.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-ram-college-of-commerce-delhi/amp

Hope that helps!

Hello there, hope you are doing good!

I would like to tell you that you do not have to apply for Symbiosis college twice even if you are giving the SNAP entrance exam twice. The university has provided the benefit to students this year who are on their second attempt of SNAP to apply with the best score between the two attempts.

Hope you found this answer helpful.

Good luck for your future!

• Common Admission Test (CAT)- November 29, 2020
• Maharashtra MBA Common Entrance Test- March 2021
• Common Management Admission Test (CMAT)- January 2021
• Xavier Aptitude Test- January 2021
• Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) Test -December 13, 2020
• NMAT by Graduate Management Admission Council - Oct 4 to Dec 17, 2020
• TISS-NET- January 10, 2021
• MICAT - December 5, 2020 to January 23, 2021
• IRMASAT - February 2021

Hello aspirant,

SNAP is the second most challenging paper that a student gives, while first remains CAT, To understand the difference between both and have a clear idea about its difficulty,

Let’s look at the pattern of SNAP

Duration: 2 hours

Sectional time limit: No

Sectional cut-offs: No

Mode: Online

Sections: General English, Analytical & Logical Reasoning, Quant, DI and Data Sufficiency, Current Affairs

As you can see, apart from Current Affairs, the overall exam pattern is similar to CAT and when you have a look at the previous year papers, then you will realize that the level of the paper is also slightly easier than CAT. In SNAP, the trick is to be quick in solving the questions as you just have 2 hours to solve 150 questions.

Don’t spend more than 10 minutes on the GK section. Attempt only if you have are completely sure because there is negative marking.

If you are preparing for CAT, then apart from GK, you don’t need to prepare for anything else. Give a few mocks before the actual exam so that you can prepare a strategy on how to attempt questions in the exam.

All sections carry same weightage, though one can bank on one's strong area, but it is very important to attempt easy questions first and then move on to the moderate ones.

I hope this clears your doubt a little and you can always try for it, you will have to study one more subject that is GK and be a little fast as time is less, other than that if you are well prepared for CAT than I guess SNAP will be easy, If not than it will be difficult, at the end it all depends on your preparation.