SIBM Bangalore Cutoff 2025: Check Category-wise and Round-wise Cutoff

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SIBM Bangalore Cutoff 2026

SNAP

2025

General

Course	Cutoff Percentile
MBA Business Analytics	90

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Content Curator | Updated on - Jan 13, 2026

SIBM Bangalore cutoff is available for SNAP here. You can check category wise SIBM Bangalore cutoff for popular courses such as MBA below.

SIBM Bangalore offers admission to MBA through SNAP.

Course	Exam	Cutoff
MBA	SNAP	90

Table of Content

SIBM Bangalore SNAP Cutoff 2025
1. SIBM Bangalore MBA Business Analytics Cutoff 2025
SIBM Bangalore SNAP Cutoff Trends
1. SIBM Bangalore SNAP MBA Cutoff Trends: Category-wise
2. SIBM Bangalore SNAP MBA Cutoff Trends: Course-wise

SIBM Bangalore SNAP Cutoff 2025

Students can take admission in MBA programs at SIBM Bangalore based on SNAP score. As per SIBM Bangalore SNAP Cutoff 2025, the overall cutoff for MBA programs in Round 1 is 90 across all categories.

MBA Business Analytics, is the top choice for students appearing in SNAP.

In 2025, MBA Business Analytics closing percentile for General Category is 90 in Round 1.

You can check MBA Business Analytics, category-wise closing percentile for SNAP below:

SIBM Bangalore MBA Business Analytics Cutoff 2025

Category	Closing percentile
General	90

SIBM Bangalore SNAP Cutoff Trends

Admission at SIBM Bangalore in MBA Programs in 2025 was closed at 90 percentile whereas closing percentile in 2024 was 90 across all categories. You can check category-wise and course-wise closing percentile trends below:

SIBM Bangalore SNAP MBA Cutoff Trends: Category-wise

Category	2025	2024	2023	2022	2021
General	90	90	90	90	90

SIBM Bangalore SNAP MBA Cutoff Trends: Course-wise

Courses	Closing percentile 2025	Closing percentile 2024	Closing percentile 2023	Closing percentile 2022	Closing percentile 2021
Business Analytics	90	90	90	90	90

SIBM Bangalore: 3 Answered Questions

What are the chances that I convert my calls from SIBM Pune, SCMHRD or SIBM Bangalore? How is the GE PIWAT given when I have a 98.0456 percentile?

Aditi DeshpandeLives in Pune,Maharashtra

It is difficult to predict your chances of converting your calls from SIBM Pune, SCMHRD, or SIBM Bangalore as apart from a good percentile in SNAP there are various factors that are taken into consideration during the selection process apart from the percentile in entrance exams. These factors include academic background, work experience (if any), performance in Group Exercise (GE), Personal Interview (PI), and Written Ability Test (WAT), among others.

Particulars	SCMHRD Pune	SIBM Pune	SIBM Bangalore
SNAP Score	50%	50%	50%
Group Exercise (GE)	10%	10%	10%
Personal Interview (PI)	30%	30%	30%
Writing Ability Test (WAT)	10%	10%	10%
Total	100%	100%	100%

Having a 98.0456 percentile is a good score and puts you in a competitive position for the admission process but that does not guarantee the final call as WAT weighted is important and big enough to ignore.

So, to increase your chances of converting your calls, you should prepare well for the GE, PI, and WAT rounds by improving your communication and presentation skills, staying updated with current affairs, practicing writing essays, and answering interview questions.

I scored 89.82% in SNAP. Can I get into SIBM Bangalore?

Arihant RoyMBA at SIBM, Bangalore (2019)

Prior to any discussion, the cut off, with regard to the difficulty level of SNAP, changes each individual year. Thus, predicting it can be quite tough. To put more accurately, the cut-off of 2020 for SIBM Bangalore was about 88.6954 percentile.

The cut off differences of SIBM Bangalore is as mentioned below for 2020 and 2021.

Respective Year of Cut off

Expected SNAP Cut off

2021

Score Range: 23-25

Percentile: 90

2020

Percentile: 88

Besides, for better insights, you can also visit the main website or join a Facebook group for more information, namely, SIBM Bengaluru Admission Queries (Official 2020-2022).

What's the expected cutoff for SIBM, Pune and SIBM, Bangalore?

Tanya DeyStudied at Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bengaluru (2019)

The expected cut off for the year 2021 in SNAP for SIBM Pune and SIBM Bangalore are listed below -

SIBM Pune	70+
SIBM Bangalore	60+

The previous year’s cut-offs for SIBM, Pune, and SIBM, Bangalore are listed below as per the data available.

Categories	2017	2018	2019	2020
SIBM, Pune	96	98	98.5	98.5
SIBM, Bangalore	89.6516	88.6285	88.6954	90

Further information regarding the cut-off details is published on the official websites of SIBM.

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Comments

Found 2 Comments

aparna das

Apr 2, 2024 18:23

How much weightage is given to SNAP Marks at SIBM Bangalore?

Shikhar Srivas

Apr 2, 2024 23:31

SNAP scores have a significant weightage in the selection process for SIBM Bangalore's MBA program with a weightage of 50%. And there are other sections with weightage which includes Group Exercise, PI, Work experience, and WAT exam.

ankita banerjee

Apr 2, 2024 18:23

What is the SIBM Bangalore MBA SNAP Cutoff?

Shikhar Srivas

Apr 2, 2024 23:32

The SIBM Bangalore MBA SNAP cut-off isn't officially released until after the SNAP exam results are declared. However, the expected cut-off for the SNAP exam at SIBM Bangalore usually falls between 88 and 90 percentile.

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