Review you college - SIIB, PUNE

Great location, shares healthy competition with tier 1 colleges like SIBM Pune and SCMHRD. Good alumni base which helps in placements. Student driven college, all events are managed by students. Helpful staff.

Course curriculum is hectic and engaging. 15-16 subjects in a semester keeps you busy everytime. Internal exams holds 60% weightage. 15 hours for 1 credit which holds 50 marks and credits per course depends upon its importance.

Many agri input, banks, fmcg, development sector companies come for placements. Internships are provided by the college. Average stipend in 15000. Placement process starts in September and goes till february.

Many management events like Agrisummit- agribusiness conclave 1500 students Maradiction- marketing conclave 1000 students Finanza- finance conclave 1000 students Aarohan- operations conclave 1000 students Ignisense- cultural fest 10000 students

310000 is per semester fees, total fees for the program is 12.75 lakhs. It is expensive but considering all bschools it is in a similar range. Hostel and tuition fees combined turns out to be 3.10 lakhs.

Loan facility through HDFC credila and avanse finance at 10.15% interest. College is not directly involved in getting loans. 50% tuition fees waiver academic scholarship to the topper of the batch. Only 1 student receives this in the course.

Almost equal gender ratio. Batch interaction parties once in a year. Regular guest lectures on a weekly basis. Many cultural societies for drama, dance, music, literature. Students from abroad are also studying mainly SAARC nations.

Triple sharing hostel rooms, clean and tidy. Attached washrooms. Regular cleaning is done by staff. Pantry facility is available. Compulsory residential program. Proper safety is taken care of parcels. Beauty and wellness facility also available.

College seniors are helpful whether it is committee work, academics or placements. I'm a part of alumni relations team, a lot of alumni contribute to college development by participating in guest lectures, GEPIWAT process and placement process.

Being from b.tech food tech background I chose MBA Agribusiness management. For getting admission in any B-school of symbiosis you have to write SNAP national level entrance exam. According to your percentile you're called for GEPIWAT process. On the basis of merit you are offered admission.

Less in-house faculty. Good visiting faculty for specialized courses. Faculty is qualified enough. Regular reviews are taken from students for faculty teaching. Many are industry experts teaching with their own interest.