Hello Nishit,

SIBM -Pune especially requires you to get more than 98+ percentile in SNAP Entrance.

I would suggest score of 70+ will land you i nto that zone. But the trend of previous year suggest strongly the cutoff to be 98+ percentile.

Try to score around 67+.

Hope it

Hi Sakshi,

SNAP form has colleges to select and only those that you select before the final deadline will be the colleges that will consider you finally. Even if you get 100%ile, if you have not applied for SCMHRD, you will not be considered and you will not have an

Hi aspirant

Nothing is easy in life .Hungry lion also needs to put some efforts for meal.So at SIBM t he Selection process is carried out in two steps and you need to qualify each to get it.These are:

1.A ppear for Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) Test, which is a

Hello Abhi,

Hope your preparations are going well. Now coming to your question, I would better provide you a list of Symbiosis colleges as per their ranking.

1. SCMHRD, Pune

2. SIBM, Pune

3. SIBM, Bangalore

4. SIIB, Pune

5. SIMS, Pune

6. SCIT, Pune

7. SIMC, Pune

8. SIOM,

Hey Sooraj! 

Symbiosis Business School considers SNAP as an entry-level exam for admission to all their business schools. The factor of getting one will completely depend upon one’s rank or score. The order goes like 

1) SIBM, Pune 

2) SCMHRD, Pune

3) SIIB, Pune

4) SIOM, Nashik

Where for the

Yes, almost all the top private colleges have some seats for management quota.

Contact us at 9873841048 to discuss about the process of management quota seats.

SIBM Pune and SCMHRD are the tp 2 colleges in the SNAP league of colleges.

Based on previous trends, the percentile cutoffs for General Category would be:

SIBM - 98%ile +

SCMHRD - 96%ile +

The Cutoffs for SC category could be (scores):

Quant - 15+

Verbal Ability 16-17+

LR

Symbiosis Pune law school shall need SETlAw Exam scores for lLB courses. 

Cutoffs and minimum qualification marks across all categories for LLB in SLS shaeed below for all branches. 

https://law.careers360.com/articles/set-law