Could you tell me what is your waitlist no. now?

• You must appear in the SET exam( symbiosis entrance test).
  
• Once qualified in the test then attend

Hello Jatin. Sorry to say but the chances of you getting into the course with such high wait list is really difficult. Only people with wait list number below 200 have high chances of getting a call and being selected. So it's better you also apply to a different institute

Hey, I do not have any idea about SIBMbut i know about LPU.

Fee structure at LPU fee depends upon the caliber of the student that how they perform in LPUNEST exam or any other entrance exams as applicable, on the percentage of previous two qualifications, as scholarships are there

Hello Rahul 

your scores in NATA are bit low and your 12 percentile is not good as it should be . However if you stick on pursuing architecture, then you have to look for other options and search for some reputed private colleges . 

Dear Raj, Admission to Amity University B.Tech programs are based on the Amity Joint Entrance Examination (AmityJEE). Amity JEE is a Computer Based Test (CBT) conducted by Pearson VUE (for Amity) and will be held in various cities across India. Admission will be made purely on merit, however, the candidate

Hello Riyuk, As per their website the last year cutoffs for BCom was 89.20% and for BA was 92% for admission to Symbiosis school of arts and commerce, pune. So it might be safe to assume that Symbiosis comes out with only one cutoff list, and normally all seats get

Dear Anurag,

The number of institutes offering the MBA course is overwhelming. However, not all of them can boast about quality. That’ why, you need a reputed institute like the Lovely Professional University to study such advanced course. The institute has an amazing infrastructure with experienced faculty giving holistic education

Hello Rupa,

Here are details for SNAP exam - 

SNAP Cutoff for SIBM, Bangalore - about 55-60 in SNAP general category

SNAP 2019 Exam Pattern - Test duration - 2 hours

Nature of questions - Normal questions and special questions

Number of sections - 4

Number of questions - 130