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Application to SIMC's MBA(Communication Management) Programme is a two-step process.

Step 1: Apply for SNAP 2020

• Visit www.snaptest.org for application form and all information related to SNAP 2020.
• Register for SNAP 2020 and make payment.
• Upon payment, a SNAP ID and password is generated which will be essential to fill up online form for SIMC Pune's MBA(CM) Programme.
• Appearing for SNAP 2020 exam is compulsory for seeking admission to SIMC's MBA(CM) Programme.

Step 2: Programme Registration for MBA(CM)

• Only those candidates who have registered and paid for 'SNAP 2020' will be eligible to apply for MBA(CM) program.
• After completing the payment for the SNAP 2020, you will find the tab for SIMC-MBA(CM) registration.

Step 3: Post clearing the SNAP entrance, the 2nd Phase involves appearing for GE-PIWAT

Here is what all you need to know about this process

• Three components are involved in the process. Group Exercise, Written Ability Test and Personal Interaction.
• Group Exercise will include activities to asses aspirants in areas like Innovation and creativity in problem solving ,Team skills, Time Management etc.
• Written Ability Test will include questions to assess the creative analytical skills of the person.
• The Personal Interaction round will be to assess candidates on parameters such as interpersonal skills, communication skills academic proficiency etc.

The selection process for admission to the MBA Programs Batch 2026-28 is comprised of various components, each assigned a specific weight in the final merit list calculation.

Weights for Final Merit List for Admission to MBA Programmes Batch 2026-28

SNAP Score out of 60 :- 50 marks

Group Exercise (GE) :- 10 marks

Personal Interaction (PI) :- 40 marks

Total :- 100 marks

Graduate from any recognized University / Institution of National Importance with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent grade (45% or equivalent grade for Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes).Applicants expecting their final year results can also apply. However, their admission will be provisional and subject to their proof of graduation with 50% marks or equivalent grade.

• Educational Qualification:
  • The candidate must be a Graduate from any recognized University/Institution of National Importance.
  • A minimum of 50% marks or an equivalent grade is required for general candidates.
  • For candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes, a minimum of 45% marks or an equivalent grade is acceptable.

• Final Year Candidates:
  

  • Candidates appearing for final year examinations are eligible to apply.
  • However, admission is subject to obtaining a minimum of 50% marks or an equivalent grade (45% for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes).

• Foreign University Graduates:

  • Candidates who have completed their qualifying qualification from any Foreign University must obtain an equivalence certificate from the Association of Indian Universities.