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SNAP syllabus is not much different from other national-level MBA entrance tests. SNAP exam tests the aptitude of a candidate for management programmes.The test comprises four sections General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability / Quantitative Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency / General Awareness: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Business Scenario / Analytical & Logical Reasoning.
The detailed syllabus for SNAP exam is given below:
Quantitative Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency GeometryTrigonometryRatios and ProportionNumber systemPercentagesWork and timeIn-equations Quadratic and linear equations AlgebraPartnershipWork, Pipes and CisternsSimple Interest & Compound InterestTime-Speed-DistanceHCF &LCMGeometric ProgressionArithmetic progressionProfit & LossAveragesArithmetic meanGeometric meanNumber Base SystemMensurationVenn diagramPermutations & Combinations
Analytical & Logical ReasoningData Interpretation based on text, graphs and tables.Column graphsBar GraphsFunctionsStatements and conclusionsPie ChartGraphs representing AreaCritical reasoningCoding and decoding PuzzlesIdentifying valid inferencesAssumption-Premise-ConclusionAssertion and reasonsLine chartsSyllogismsIdentifying next number in seriesStatements and assumptionVisual reasoningSymbol Based problemsIdentifying Strong arguments and Weak argumentsCause and EffectIdentifying Probably trueMatrix arrangementsFamily tree - identifying relationship among group of people
General EnglishComprehension of passage / PoemVerbal ReasoningSentence correctionSyllogismsOdd man outContextual usageAnalogiesFill In the BlanksOne word substitutionJumbled paragraphsSentence CorrectionAntonymsSentence completionIdioms
General AwarenessCurrent AffairsFamous awardsInternational organizations Major corporate eventsSportsBusiness

Hi,
BBA is a professional course of three years of full-time study in areas of business and management.
So before selecting any college, you should decide whether to go for simple BBA or BBA with a specialization.
Then you can look for colleges which are UCG certified and look for those colleges in your desired location and city.
You can go through these colleges' curriculum and method of study.
You can check about the faculty employed there and their contribution. Industrial fellows may also be working as visiting faculties in these colleges.
You can check their placements records over the years and the alumni reviews and feedback.
You can go through the companies coming to the colleges for campus placements and the package they are offering to the students.
Checking the academic fees structure is also important.
All these information you can gather from the college's official website or from Shiksha.com

Placement opportunities are very good for students in India & abroad after completing an MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode. Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode is one of the most prestigious B-School in India and is ranked among top 10 B-School in India. Here are some placement stats and details for 2015-2017 batch:
1. Total students - 360,
2. Offers made - 370,
3. Highest package Rs 37 LPA,
4. Average package Rs 17.1 LPA,
5. Median package Rs 15.5 LPA.
Sector wise placement details:
1. Finance - 21% offers, (Highest package Rs 21 LPA).
2. Sales & Marketing - 27%,(Highest package Rs 22.5 LPA).
3. Consultant - 28%,(Highest package Rs 32.1 LPA).
4. IT analyst - 8%,(Highest package Rs 23.5 LPA).
5. General Management - 7%,(Highest package Rs 28.2 LPA).
6. Strategy Operation - 9%.(Highest package Rs 37 LPA).
Top recruiters are: Amazon, Aditya Birla Madura F&L, Airtel, Tata Steel, Bajaj, Infosys,PWC, KPMG, , Deloitte, Mahindra, EY, MCKINZEY, BCG , Goldman Sachs, Coca Cola, Microsoft, ICICI Bank and Google.
I hope this helps!

According to my view, Distance learning is always seems to be less preferred when it comes to compared with regular full time course. Since B.Com in financial markets management is professional course so you should have to be very much concern about it. Although my suggestion is to go with full time course but still if you want to pursue in distance learning them you must be extra proactive. Because in distance learning you cant get the real work exposure as in college. In full time course, you can get the opportunity to interact with the leading brands in this field and their valuable suggestion. But in distance learning u can learn it in a better way. B.Com in FMM are for those candidates who think that they are excellent in Mathematical knowledge, have advance understanding of current global financial scenarios and expert level mind in latest computer technologies. Did you really think that all you can do this while just sitting at home? Absolutely not. So my suggestion is that go with the regular full time B.Com course in Financial markets management. In India, various colleges/universities are providing this course like; Seth Anandram Jaipuria college in Kolkata, Maharishi Dayanand college of art, commerce, science in Mumbai, Amity University etc. This course has very much scope but again its depends on you that how do you proceed on it?

Hello, between these two, one should opt for SIMSREE over Welingkar due to the following reasons:-
1. ROI: SIMSREE emerges as the clear winner as it provides the second best ROI (after FMS) in India.
2. Brand name: Both are quite popular in Maharashtra, SIMSREE is much older.
3. Industry exposure: Since both are located in Mumbai, they offer great exposure. However, SIMSREE slightly edges ahead due to its close proximity to Nariman Point, a bustling business hub in South Mumbai.
4. Placements: Again, SIMSREE is ahead as the average package is around Rs 9 lakhs while Welingkar has Rs 7 lakhs.
5. Fees: Due to the fare hike this year, Welingkar loses out on this factor. Whereas SIMSREE has a very affordable tuition fee amount of Rs 1.38 lakhs; thus no fretting over repaying those education loans.
6. Rankings: SIMSREE is ahead of Welingkar here as well.
The only aspect where Welingkar wins is its good infrastructure. Else, an aspirant should give first priority to SIMSREE and keep Welingkar as a backup option.

MBA from abroad is not as good as IIMs.The major reason for this is as follows.
1. High fees- people go abroad by spending lakhs and lakhs and end up with a lot of debts.
2.Banks loans-The chances of getting loans for doing MBA from foreign university is very high such a huge amount will not be provided by banks in our country.
3.The issue of stay back- Majority of the countries give stay back for students after the course for just 1 or 2 years. In those 1 or 2 years, the amount spent for education is not able to get back.
4.Quality of IIMs- IIMs are world recognized. Lot of foreign international relationship exists with IIMs all over India.
5.Job- Job opportunity after passing out from IIMS are always higher than the other.
6.less fees of IIMS as compared to foreign university.
All these factors indicate that IIMs are better than foreign universities.

Hello,
To simply put, the answer is 'YES'. B.com as a course can be pursued with a basic knowledge of mathematics. But saying so, analytical and logical mind set is very much required for post B.com options like, a core banking jobs, CA, CA, MBA etc. You need not be strong with maths but you should be good at numbers. This will improve over time and during the course as well.
There are plenty of options without much mathematics after B.com but you must figure out what kind of life do you expect and what kind of job you want to do.
My advise is to plan out what you want to do B.Com what other options you have and how the program will help you in achieving your goal.
All the best!