[gambhir.satyam]

Originally Posted by abhishek333

hello all.

wel i have completed the process of online registration for siib and even made the payment through the dd. i want to knoe that what should i do next.? what shall i send with the dd?..there aren't any receipt of payment for print which i can send

Abhishek

Once you are done with the DD, log on to SIIB website with your SNAP ID and email ID. Click on the "Payment Details" and type in the details like DD number, DD date, Bank name etc and click on "Confirm". And send it to SIIB at the address given. MAKE SURE TO MENTION YOUR NAME / SNAP ID / PROGRAMME AT THE BACK OF THE DD.

Keep checking the status on the same webpage by logging in every time, soon the status will change to "payment received"

I will soon post the different payment options and procedure here.

Thanks n ATB

[abhishek333]

on which address should i send the dd and referring whom ?

[coolrag]

hii..
i'm in my eng final yr.my academic record is as follows..
10th(cbse)-89%
12th(karnataka PUC)-82%
eng(telecom)-57.4% with 3 backlogs in my 6th sem..
i guess eng was not my cup of tea.
wat r my chances for siib..
took one AIMSNAP.got 89.8 percentile..pls help..

[wah]

Hi Seniors.. Could you please let us know about the placements at SIIB. I searched for the details in the website but couldnt get much info. What is the average package in SIIB?
Also with around 3 yrs of work ex in an MNC, is it worth applying to SIIB?
Kindly PM me, in case you feel it is not appropriate to discuss in this forum. Thanks in advance.

[gambhir.satyam]

Originally Posted by abhishek333

on which address should i send the dd and referring whom ?

Symbiosis Institute of International Business
Symbiosis Infotech Campus, Plot No. 15, Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park,
MIDC, Hinjewadi, Pune - 411 057
Maharashtra

For admissions enquiry contact:
Tel: 020 - 229343 14 / 17 / 18 / 19
Fax: 020 - 22934316

[gambhir.satyam]

Originally Posted by coolrag

hii..
i'm in my eng final yr.my academic record is as follows..
10th(cbse)-89%
12th(karnataka PUC)-82%
eng(telecom)-57.4% with 3 backlogs in my 6th sem..
i guess eng was not my cup of tea.
wat r my chances for siib..
took one AIMSNAP.got 89.8 percentile..pls help..

coolrag

you have good marks in 10th and 12th standard. And your Engineering marks have made you eligible for SNAP and SIIB . So why worry!!!! Work hard for SNAP and try getting in....

Enjoy

[kunaltechm]

hi,

would like to know if not having a first class in graduation(Engineering) is gonna effect your future prospects when it comes to final placements.My record at school was fine but slipped badly at college.I have over 2 years of relevent work-ex in an IT & Telecom company after passing out.My poor record in graduation(<60) is what scares me from pursuing an MBA as I feel it might effect my final placements.

Please advice seniors.

[gambhir.satyam]

Originally Posted by kunaltechm

hi,

would like to know if not having a first class in graduation(Engineering) is gonna effect your future prospects when it comes to final placements.My record at school was fine but slipped badly at college.I have over 2 years of relevent work-ex in an IT & Telecom company after passing out.My poor record in graduation(<60) is what scares me from pursuing an MBA as I feel it might effect my final placements.

Please advice seniors.

Kunal

grad marks does matter!!! However, you have to cover it up by working hard in competitive exams and in interviews. (well, there is no other option, but to try!!) In order to get into a good B-School, leave behind the fear of failure and start finding out ways to get thru.

When it comes to placements, its the knowledge in your domain that matters most and companies' might look at your MBA grades (forget about grad marks).

"Marks might give an idea of level of knowledge, and not the abilities, of a person at a particular time, it has no relation with how successful one can be"
-- Prof S V Godbole, SIIB.

Chillax and all the best

[akhileshshenoy]

hey guys im in d process of applying fr symbi institutes...i ws thinkin of applyin only in sibm p & b,scmhrd....btt lately iv been hearin names of siib wich i get is a good coll....i wantd 2 knw how is int business(IB)as a course compard wit finance mktng hr wich u get in othr colleges....nd wat r d growth prospects nd placements opportunities u get by doin IB agen as compard 2 d rest lyk fin mktg nd hr ??? also if suppose i gt a call at siib do i hav 2 state my choice of course der itself ???

[gambhir.satyam]

Originally Posted by akhileshshenoy

hey guys im in d process of applying fr symbi institutes...i ws thinkin of applyin only in sibm p & b,scmhrd....btt lately iv been hearin names of siib wich i get is a good coll....i wantd 2 knw how is int business(IB)as a course compard wit finance mktng hr wich u get in othr colleges....nd wat r d growth prospects nd placements opportunities u get by doin IB agen as compard 2 d rest lyk fin mktg nd hr ??? also if suppose i gt a call at siib do i hav 2 state my choice of course der itself ???

Akhilesh

This is a question I would love to answer.
International Business(IB) as a course offers you a big set of domains with unlimited opportunities. However, IB alone is not offered to you at SIIB, it comes along with a specialization viz Finance, Marketing, Supply Chain and Human Resource. International Business being the base of your domain, you master your interest with not only domestic knowledge but also with international practices.

Example if you choose to take marketing at SIIB, you will be trained on fine tuned curriculum that any other good B-School may offer, along with which you will be taught International trends and practices of marketing. And no matter what specialization you choose, you will be a master at International Business as a specialization also, offering you a degree of MBA-IB, Marketing at the end of it.

This makes the program very rigorous but a preferred course for many industries.

While applying for SIIB, you will not be asked the specialization but the course you intend to apply (IB, AgriBusiness, Energy and Env.). You choose the specialization once you complete your first semester.

Thanks
ATB