SCMHRD Pune All Questions

Hello Chay Sharma,
Hope you are doing good.
So as per your query, the waiting list is really high. So most probably you might not get a seat. However it varies accordingly. Sometimes luck might favour you. You might get the seat.
Let's hope the best.
Good luckk!!

Hello,

Without a doubt, Symbiosis is one of India's top management schools and is superior to Amity. Amity is excellent, but it cannot compete with Symbiosis. Even though Amity and Symbiosis are both private universities, getting into Symbiosis is far harder than getting into Amity, therefore if you have the chance, consider Symbiosis. Its facilities are unsurpassed and its infrastructure is enormous. Symbiosis offers a variety of specialisations for BBA students, some of which are at the level of MBA programmes. The placement rate is excellent; over 90% of the students are placed. A recent academic year's bundle is shown here. And businesses like KPMG, Zomato, Wipro, Amazon, DeltaX, TCS, and many more come to the campus.

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Hello,

The following are reasons why enrolling in a BBA LLB programme at NMIMS is preferable than Symbiosis Hydrabad.

• NMIMS is a well-known name in the area of management. Symbiosis is not a well-known brand in this industry.
• NMIMS is a more established institution than Symbiosis. It has more industry awareness as a consequence.
• The classrooms are well-equipped with projectors, quality seats, and air conditioners. The building's infrastructure, which includes elevators, courtrooms, conference rooms, an auditorium, etc. is excellent.
• Every trimester (apart from the last trimester for summer holidays) you are required to complete an internship with an NGO, law company, court, etc. that offers you a tonne of experience.
• They have MUN, Debate, Culture, and Court committees, which is a fascinating experience.
• Also, the placements are better. The average CTC given to students during the most recent placement drive was 18.45 LPA.
• Some of the top recruiters that usually attend the placement drive are Genpact, Zycus, TCS, etc.

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Hello,

According to the information that you have provided, you are pursuing your diploma in nutrition and health education from IGNOU, and the institute is of national importance.

Although take a look at the eligibility criteria for MSc. Nutrition and Dietetics from Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences -

Graduate in Life Sciences / Home Sciences / Health Sciences and any other Biological sciences from any recognized University/ Institution of National Importance with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent grade.

Hey,

Rait is affiliated to mumbai university whereas symbiosis is an autonomous institute. The syllabus of mumbai university is shit and is its always in the news in bad light. Autonomous institutes have a syllabus which is way much better than that of mumbai university. The placements which I have seen for symbiosis is much better than rait. Moreover the hostel life in symbiosis will ensure that the students can become self sufficient and dont depend on their parents for small things.

Hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant

Admission is available to undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate, diploma, and postgraduate diploma programmes at the Symbiosis School of Economics in Pune. Candidates must first satisfy the qualifying requirements in order to be considered for SSE admission to these programmes. Students must adhere to the SSE Pune admission requirements after fulfilling the eligibility requirements. The Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET), Written Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interaction are required for SSE Pune undergraduate admission (PI). Admission to the postgraduate programme at SSE Pune requires both an online WAT and PI. Students must show up for an in-person interview to get admitted to the diploma programme at SSE Pune. Students must submit a statement of purpose (SoP) of 1,000 words in PDF format together with their application form and show up for a skype or in-person interview to be considered for admission to a postgraduate diploma programme. Since this institute holds a very renowned position in the Institute list, you can expect the wait list movement not remarkably significant. So it would be better if you enroll yourselffor simultaneous options to avoid uncertainity.

Good luck!!

Hello,

Since your waiting list number is 99, there are unfortunately very less chances of you getting a seat in Symbiosis for mass communication. This is because of the limited number of seats in the courses they provide. You can wait till the list number 2 and 3 roll out. Otherwise it would be wise to try out other universities.

Hey aspirant,

With a BBA degree from a good institute or a BBA + LLB from institutes like Symbiosis or National Law University helps in communication and business understanding. It is a very good communication. CS consist majorly laws related to companies, ROX, SEBI and taxation and a company need a very good pleader and drafter.

Hope this helps.

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Hi

Firstly I want to conform you that May be there is a chance of getting good college But most of the time they will send the students and Particular colleges will have certain seats to fill.  If category is low you can get Because in any government colleges they will prefer category wise,  We will provide you link below you choose your best colleges not only BBA and Engineering too,

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Greetings aspirant

It is to inform that your chances of getting in are quite high. Last year the students with this cutoff in the waitlisting were able to get into Symbiosis very easily. Stay calm and composed and hope for the best. While I want to clarify that this prediction can never be 100% sure and totally depends on the number of candidates who are not interested in taking up the college even after the selection. Therefore I will recommend you to look for other back up options as well. You can find the same using the link given below https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-law-colleges-in-india

All the best