Rohan Raheja's Review On Symbiosis Institute Of Business Management - [SIBM], Bangalore

Management is good takes into consideration the student needs. College is student driven there is a council, headed by the President and a Vice President.

SNAP score: 59.5, percentile: 92.58 I wish to take up Finance specialization. And, SIBM has a locational advantage for Finance sector, with major banks and companies having their offices in Bengaluru.

The course structure is a good mix of internal and external courses. External courses covering the basic concepts of more or less all the fields, provide a holistic outlook of the business world. It covers finance, operations, marketing, HR, accounts, etc. Moreover, the internal courses provide a practical knowledge of the business world, with subjects like business environment with Indian as well as global context. There are subjects like CSR, Creativity and Innovation, and the very useful subjects like technology in business, to help students learn MS Excel as it is one tool that is very handy in the corporate world. All in all, the course structure is well thought out.

Yes. It provides internship in good companies. It has a formalized internship season beginning in September, which goes on until January, until all the students are placed. There are 100% internship placements. Average stipend: 45000 (Total stipend for the internship period, not monthly).

With the locational advantage, the college has very good placements with major companies and banks in the region. The average package growing year by year, the college has seen a huge growth in 9 years of its establishment. Highest placement package has seen a huge jump since the last year, which will be evident in the placement report of the college.

The events take place almost every month, starting with UTOPIA, the international relations event. Then, comes various other events like UTTHAAN, which is done for the children from various nearby orphanage. Other events are ALCHEMY, the management conclave. REVELATIONS, the flagship event of SIBM. Alumni events like Samaagam, Samaavesh, etc.

It is around 1380000. 1380000 is to be paid in four instalments. It includes a 35000 refundable security amount, and 35000 of pre induction course fee. Yearly mess fees is 45000, and yearly hostel fees is 75000. The instalments are : 475000, 250000, 405000, 250000. According to the average package, it is expensive.

I have no knowledge about this i took a loan from Axis Bank, at a rate of 11% same can be applied from Credila, SBI, etc. depending on the need.

Good facilities for recreation. Badminton, TT, Pool, basket ball debate competition, sports events, quizzes, etc. The Extra curricula-rs committee and the Conferences and events committee come up with a lot of events gender ratio will be 55:45 (M:F).

It includes both the south Indian as well as north Indian food we get fairly good breakfast, with boiled eggs on some days, and bananas for Vegetarians. The lunch has good variety of dishes, so is the case with the dinner. The food quality is okayish the dinner isn't very good.

They are very approachable on Facebook and LinkedIn annual event takes place, called Samaagam, which calls around 200-300 alumni. We can connect with them.

The evaluations are done on a continuous basis, which spreads the burden over the entire semester rather than at the end of the semester. These include the presentations and online tests/quizzes. The final exams take place without any gap, day after day.

The process involves GE-PI-WAT It was a well organized process; well coordinated by the Admissions Committee (Ad-Com). Fairly evaluated on the performance which involves a GD, followed by a written ability test (usually a summary of the GD in writing), and then the personal interview. (Interviewers have your CVs).

Faculty of the college are a good mix of academicians with years of experience in teaching with some professors who have actually worked in the industry for good amount of years. This helps the students to learn from very practical approach, which is encouraged by the faculty. They use real corporate life examples to make the students understand the concepts.