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2016-01-10 02:08:01
Hi for the placement report for SIBM-B please visit http://www.sibmbengaluru.edu.in/placement-reports . Also the SNAP cut off for last year was 86 percentile

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2016-01-10 19:39:55
There is no mention in the placement report of the percentage of students placed

Uchit Arora
2016-01-09 01:03:30
Hi Arun, Placement report will be out shortly, which will give you a clear idea. Prior to this year, it was almost 100%. The cut off for the last year was 85%'ile.

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Is there a chance of getting a call at 83 percentile and 2.5 years of work experience?

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