What is the SNAP cutoff for NRI students?

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8 years ago
Hi, Data is indicative as SNAP Test cut-offs are not officially declared. For NRI cutoffs you need to check with the college. Institute Cut-offs SIBM, Pune: 98 SCMHRD: 96.5 SIBM, Bengaluru: 85+ SIIB, Pune: 88- 90 SIOM, Nashik: 65-70 SITM: 72 SCIT: 68 SSBF: 58 SICSR: 55+ SIMC: 48.

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Hi Ritu, Thanks for answering my query. May I know how do I check SNAP score through college since no information is available on their official website for cut-offs?

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