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Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Hyderabad GE - PIWAT Faqs Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Hyderabad GE - PIWAT FAQs 1. What is GE-PIWAT? - GE-PIWAT is a selection process for the admission of students to MBAProgramme. It consists of Group Exercise, Personal Interview & Written Analysis Test. 2. When is the GE-PIWAT process scheduled for? - The GE-PIWAT sessions will be conducted on the following dates: th th th th th th th 10 ,​ 11 ,12​ ,​ 16 ,​ 17 ,​ 18 ​ and 19 ​ February 2017 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 3. Where is the GE-PIWAT process being held? - The GE-PIWAT process will be held at the SIBM-Hyderabadcampus. The address is as under Hyderabad Survey No. 292, Off Bangalore Highway (Old Highway road), NandigamaMandal, Village: Mamidipalli, District: Rangareddy, Near Hyderabad-509217, State: Telangana, India.Phone. 07093921231/32/33 4. How does one reach the campus? Route map is given below for reference. Google Maps can also be referred. 1. From Secunderabad Railway Station: http://bit.ly/2lj0QaY ​ 2. From Hyderabad(Nampally) Railway Station : http://bit.ly/2k0A4Ck ​ 3. From Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station, Hyderabad: http://bit.ly/2ldLjMT ​ 4. From Shamshabad( Rajeev Gandhi International Airport) : http://bit.ly/2li3exY ​ 5. From Shadnagar : http://bit.ly/2jWrXM0 ​ Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Hyderabad 5. Will the institute provide free transport facilities? - The institute will providefree transport facility from Hyderabad city. Transport facility will be provided free of cost subject to the number of requisitions we receive. Your requisition should reach us at th [email protected] on or before 6 ​ February 2017. ​ ​ The buses that start to the campus from the city i.eLakdi-Ka-Pul Railway station parking bay and it will be travelling through AaramGhar Bus Stop and Shamshabad Main Raod(Near Karachi Bakery). Scheduled of Buses 1. Lakdi-Ka-Pul : 06:15am ---- AaramGhar : 06:45am ---- Shamshabad : 07:00am 2. Lakdi-Ka-Pul : 07:15am ---- AaramGhar : 07:45am ---- Shamshabad : 08:00am 3. Lakdi-Ka-Pul : 10:00am ---- AaramGhar : 10:30am ---- Shamshabad : 10:45am 4. Lakdi-Ka-Pul : 11:15am ---- AaramGhar : 11:45am ---- Shamshabad : 12:00pm There will be bus facility from the campus to Hyderabad after the GEPIWAT process 6. Is there any paid transport facility available? - The contact details of reliable transport providers. S # Name of the Travels Contact person Name: Mobile: 1. M/s. Akbar Travels Mr. Shafiq 9030141200 2. M/s. Ganesh Travels Mr. Ramesh 9908934397 Mr. Ganesh 9603758909 You can avail student discounts from them by referring to the GEPIWAT process at SIBM-H. 5. What are the public transport systems available to reach the campus? By Road - There are state run buses operated from Hyderabad city. You may take a Bus from Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station (MGBS-Koti) to Shadnagar. By Rail - Tungabadra Express: Secunderabad @7.30 am – Kachiguda @7.45 am, Shadnagar @ 9.00 am Venkatadri Express: [email protected] pm, Shadnagar @ 8.55pm Yashwanthpur Express: Kachiguda @9.05 pm, Shadnagar @ 9.55 pm Note: Auto rickshaws are available from Shadnagar to SIBM campus. ​ 6. What is the reporting time for the GE-PIWAT sessions? - The processes commence from Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Hyderabad ● 7.45am for the morning session. ● 11.45am for the afternoon session. 7. Is there anyarrangement of accommodation on the campus for the participants of GE-PIWAT process? - Yes, hostel room will be provided on a first come first served basis. (Rooms will be allotted on a sharing basis). The facility is provided for 24 hours only. The accommodation can be booked online by sending an email to [email protected] with a copy marked [email protected]. ​ ​ 8. Are there any hotels near to the campus? - Yes, there are hotels nearby; the nearest location is Shamshabad which is 32 kmsaway from the campus. The nearby hotels are listed here (click here for the ​ ​ list) 9. What are the facilities available on the campus? - SIBM-Hyd. is a fully residential campus with excellent facilities such as awell-equipped class rooms, library, auditorium, amphitheater, sports facilities, mess and students quarters. 10. Can I know about the faculty? - SIBM-H has a dedicated group of both in-house and visiting faculty members, who have ample experience in teaching in their respective fields. 11. Can I know something about placements and Internships? - The placements has been very encouraging, with reputed companies like HDFC AMC, Amazon, Deloitte, SBI Life, Think Tankers, EPAM, Berger Paints, Golden Hills, ICICI Securities etc., considering SIBM-H as a destination for campus placements and the average CTC around 6.70 lakhs per annum. The process of internship selection is currently going on for the batch of 2016-18, companies like SBI Life, TVS, GMR, TBRC, Mahendra Finance, Think Tankers etc. are offering internship opportunities for various specializations. 12. What are the documents that will be required for the GE-PIWAT process? - The list of required documents is as given below: ● SNAP Hall Ticket ● SNAP Score card ● Government recognized identification photo ID – any one of these -(Passport, PAN card, Aadhar card, Driving license, Voter card, Ration card) ● GE-PIWAT Admit Card ● 10th Standard mark sheets and passing certificate Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Hyderabad ● 12th Standard mark sheets and passing certificate ● Graduation mark sheets (all semesters) ● Graduation passing certificate ● Work Experience Certificate (if any) ● Co-curricular or Extra-curricular certificates (if any) ● Caste Certificate (If any) ● Passport size Photographs (3 nos.) ● Bio-Data - Aspirants need to bring originals as well as attested photocopies of the above documents. .
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