Placements: The placement cell at the university works tirelessly to ensure students receive top-notch opportunities, forging strong relationships with a variety of reputable companies. Leveraging the university's well-established reputation in the state, they attract a range of prominent brands for campus placements. These companies seek candidates who not only meet their technical and academic standards but also demonstrate the required skills and adaptability for the job. The placement cell ensures that students are well-prepared through guidance on resume building, interview techniques, and career development, helping them maximize their potential and secure rewarding positions with top employers.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure includes three sharing hostels with 9 Indian toilets and 1 western toilet shared by 30 people, and 6 shower stalls shared among 30 students. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are provided; however, breakfast is inadequate, offering only a single egg and 100 ml of subpar milk. Lunch is decent if it includes chicken; otherwise, it's just gravy with no protein. Snacks are limited to sugary water and leftover vegetable samosas. They charge 20,000 every semester for mess food, which is disappointing. I highly recommend only getting paneer and chicken from the mess and avoiding anything else. There are better and affordable options outside for good nutrition and health. Renting a PG is the worst decision a student can make; you miss out on making lifelong friends, enjoying time with seniors, and experiencing the joy of living independently. Living with people from different cultures helps you grow as a community.

Faculty: The faculty is qualified and quite knowledgeable. Any faculty member is appointed after giving a session to the students and being reviewed by them. The exams are based on the semester, and it's not hard to pass if one has studied; otherwise, it will be difficult. The exams are conducted in December and again in May-June, and we also get internship leave for a month. The college has 10-15 qualified faculty members, and we have a library with a knowledgeable librarian.

Other: This is the best law school you can ask for; it's all in one. In terms of facilities, it has a fully luxurious campus and world-class amenities. This institute will provide you with lots of exposure, as most activities are organized by student committees, allowing for significant learning during these years. The institute hosts guest lectures, cultural and sports activities, live band programs, and moments to cherish for a lifetime.

Reviewed on 1 Oct 2024Read More

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LL.M. in Business and Corporate Law - Batch of 2024

Offered by Symbiosis Law School, Symbiosis International, Pune

4.2

4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Qualified faculty, relevant curriculum, and strong infrastructure.

Placements: Around 70-75% of LL.M. Business & Corporate Law students were placed. The highest package was around 10 LPA, the lowest around 4 LPA, and the average package was 6-7 LPA. Top recruiters include AZB & Partners, Trilegal, and ICICI Bank. Around 60-65% secured internships at firms like Shardul Amarchand and Khaitan & Co. Common roles include Legal Associate, Corporate Lawyer, and Compliance Officer.

Infrastructure: Symbiosis Law School offers great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is strong, classrooms are modern, and the library is well-stocked with legal resources. Hostel rooms are decent but a bit cramped. The mess food is manageable, though canteen options are better. Medical facilities are adequate, and the campus has good sports facilities like a gym and courts for basketball and badminton.

Faculty: At Symbiosis Law School, the teachers are well-qualified and approachable. The teaching quality is solid, with a good balance of theory and practical insights. The curriculum is relevant and industry-focused, helping students prepare for corporate law careers. Exams are challenging but fair, with a pass rate of around 85-90%.

Reviewed on 25 Sep 2024Read More

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Symbiosis Institute of Business Management is tough due to the tough competition among the candidates, however with a good score in the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP), it is possible to get admission at SIBM Pune. To get admission at SIBM Pune, candidtes must meet the eligibility criteria s

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Is it compulsory to take hostel at SCMHRD while pursuing MBA course?

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How many days after the result announcement is the PI conducted for Symbiosis?

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The Personal Interview (PI) for admission to various programs at Symbiosis International University (SIU), including undergraduate and postgraduate courses (like MBA, BBA, etc.), is typically conducted a few days to a couple of weeks after the announcement of the results.

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What is the fee for a health management course at Symbiosis International University?

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The fee for a health management course at Symbiosis International University depends on the course and location:

Diploma in Hospital and HealthCare Management (DHHM)

The fee for this course is INR 44,000.

MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management at SIHS Pune

The total fee for this course is INR 15.16

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