What is the cut off for SIMS Pune MBA CAT?

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    Mallika Ahuja | Contributor-Level 9

    9 months ago

    The Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies (SIMS) in Pune invites predominantly students from defence backgrounds, with 80% of its seats reserved for them. The institute gives the remaining 20% of seats to civilian candidates. Civilian admission is based on Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) scores. The predicted cutoff percentile for civilian candidates is approximately 77. Candidates that satisfy this cutoff are invited to take part in additional selection rounds, which include a Group Discussion (GD), Written Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI). These rounds evaluate a candidate's competencies and suitability for

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    Ranjeeta Rai | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago

    Given below is the table indicating estimated previous years' SNAP cut offs for admission. This table is only for reference which candidates use for exam preparation to target their preferred institute as the SNAP cut offs are not revealed by the institutes officially. 

    SIU Institute

    SNAP cut off (percentile)

    SIHS, Pune

    98.5

    SIBM, Pune

    96

    SIBM,8 Pune

    93

    SIBM, Bangalore

    90

    SIOM, Nashik

    87

    SIMS, Pune

    82

    SIHS, Pune

    83

    SIMS, Pune

    77

    SIHS, Pune

    76

    SSMC, Bangalore

    75

    SIHS, Pune

    73

    SSBF, Pune

    60

    SIHS, Pune

    58

    SIBM, Hyderabad

    58

    SSSS, Pune

    55

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