MBA · Delhi NCR
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Noida
Last updated 24 September 2026 · Reviewed by Piyush Agarwal · Latest change: The 2027-29 institute calendar is LIVE — the important-dates page (JS-rendered today after the text-only extract showed an empty shell) now prints the full cycle: institute registration and payment close 15 January 2027, three days AFTER the 12 January SNAP result (unlike early-close SCIT/SIHS/SIIB); shortlist 20 January; GE-PI 8-10 and 23-25 February 2027; first merit list 8 March 2027; first-list fees 23 March 2027; commencement 8 June 2027. The stale-cycle disclosure is retired; admissionRoute, selection process, calendar fact, own-form FAQ, answer box and body rewritten. Fees, intake, placements and the no-quota-line reading stand from yesterday's opens.
The short answer
As of 24 September 2026, SIBM Noida admits its two-year MBA through SNAP on a printed 60-seat intake, eligibility 50% at graduation (45% SC/ST). The 2027-29 calendar is live: the institute form closes 15 January 2027, after the 12 January SNAP result, GE-PI runs 8-10 and 23-25 February, first merit list 8 March. Two fee tables print at Rs 9,40,000 and Rs 8,94,000 a year.
Selection process
- Register and pay for SNAP 2026 at snaptest.org — registration and payment close 25 November 2026; computer-based tests on 13, 19 and 26 December 2026; result 12 January 2027.
- Register and pay separately to SIBM Noida for the MBA programme — appearing in SNAP does not by itself register a candidate with the institute.
- The institute's 2027-29 calendar is now live on the important-dates page (rendered and read 24 September 2026): institute registration and payment close 15 January 2027 (Friday) — three days AFTER the SNAP result, unlike the early-close campuses — shortlisting for GE-PI declares 20 January 2027, GE-PI runs 8-10 February and 23-25 February 2027, the first merit list declares 8 March 2027, fees for the first list are due 23 March 2027, and the programme commences 8 June 2027.
Fees, with sources
| Item | Figure | Cycle | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA academic fee — first table on the official fee page (opened 23 September 2026) | Rs 9,40,000 per annum plus a refundable institute deposit of Rs 20,000; the instalment row prints Rs 4,70,000 in each of the four instalment columns — Rs 4,90,000 payable at admission (with the deposit), then Rs 4,70,000, Rs 4,70,000 and Rs 4,70,000 — Rs 18,80,000 in academic fees across the batch | printed on the fee page without a batch label (page live 23 September 2026) | SIBM Noida official Academic Fees page, first MBA table (opened 23 September 2026) ↗ checked 23 Sept 2026 |
| MBA academic fee — second table on the same page (opened 23 September 2026) | Rs 8,94,000 per annum plus the same Rs 20,000 refundable deposit; instalments of Rs 4,47,000 x 4 — Rs 4,67,000 payable at admission, then Rs 4,47,000 three times — Rs 17,88,000 in academic fees across the batch. The page prints the two tables one after the other with no batch or year label distinguishing them | printed on the fee page without a batch label (page live 23 September 2026) | SIBM Noida official Academic Fees page, second MBA table (opened 23 September 2026) ↗ checked 23 Sept 2026 |
Is there a management quota here?
No Discretionary Quota Seats line prints on the SIBM Noida pages we opened today — unlike SIBM Bengaluru and SIBM Hyderabad, whose fee pages carry the 2x rule in writing. What the institute does print, on its eligibility page and in its FAQ, is the reservation framework: within the 60-seat intake, SC 15%, ST 7.5% and PwD 3%; above the intake, 2 seats for Kashmiri Migrants and a 15% international-students provision. The SIU caution notice governs every category — no donation or capitation, no authorised agents, permanent debarment for agent-mediated approaches. Anyone selling a 'management seat' at SIBM Noida is describing a route the institute does not print.
SIBM Noida is the NCR campus of the Symbiosis system — a 60-seat MBA at Sector 62, Noida, whose 2027-29 institute calendar went live today. We updated this profile on 24 September 2026 with the important-dates page freshly rendered, one day after the fees and intake were first verified.
What should an applicant plan for?
The university-level calendar is live: SNAP registration closes 25 November 2026, tests run 13, 19 and 26 December 2026, and the result is due 12 January 2027. And as of today the institute-level calendar is live too: SIBM Noida’s own registration and payment close 15 January 2027 (Friday) — three days AFTER the SNAP result, which makes Noida one of the Symbiosis campuses where you can see your score before committing the institute fee (SCIT, SIHS and SIIB close before the result instead). The shortlist declares 20 January, GE-PI runs across 8-10 and 23-25 February 2027, the first merit list lands 8 March 2027, first-list fees are due 23 March, and the programme commences 8 June 2027. One stale label survives: the eligibility page’s apply button still reads “SNAP 2025” — the live cycle is SNAP 2026.
The fee page that prints two tables
The official Academic Fees page prints two Indian-student MBA tables, one after the other, with no batch or year label distinguishing them: Rs 9,40,000 per annum — instalments of Rs 4,70,000 x 4, Rs 18,80,000 across the batch — and Rs 8,94,000 per annum — instalments of Rs 4,47,000 x 4, Rs 17,88,000 across the batch — plus a Rs 20,000 refundable institute deposit in both readings. Both tables are printed and dated today; which one governs your batch is a question for the admission office in writing, not for an agent’s say-so. In the wider system, the Noida bill sits between Hyderabad and Nagpur on the Symbiosis fee ladder, and the five-campus SIBM comparison puts the sibling bills side by side.
Placements 2024-26, from the institute’s own PDF
The official Placement Report MBA 2024-26 prints a highest package of Rs 19.72 LPA (then Rs 16, Rs 14 and Rs 13 LPA), a mean salary of Rs 8.6 LPA and a median of Rs 9.5 LPA across 40 visiting companies — the median printing above the mean on the institute’s own chart, which usually means the middle of the batch did better than the average suggests. The industry split is led by Software/AI/Analytics/IT (8 companies), Consulting (7) and Fintech/BFSI (6). Read it against our placement-report methodology before comparing headlines with any other campus.
The quota answer
No Discretionary Quota Seats line prints on any SIBM Noida page we opened today — unlike SIBM Bengaluru and SIBM Hyderabad, whose fee pages carry the 2x rule in writing. What Noida prints instead is a plain reservation framework (SC 15% / ST 7.5% / PwD 3% within intake; 2 Kashmiri Migrant seats and 15% international above it), with the SIU caution notice governing all of it: no donation or capitation, no authorised agents, permanent debarment for agent-mediated approaches.
How Udaan helps with SIBM Noida applicants
We confirm which fee table governs your batch through the admission office before you budget, diarise both deadlines (SNAP’s 25 November close and the institute’s own 15 January close — after the result, so the score can inform your campus list), and run the Noida bill against the verified Delhi NCR options on total cost — fee, hostel and travel — rather than the brand name. Anyone offering a Noida seat outside SNAP and this process is contradicting the university’s printed caution notice.
Official sources: SIBM Noida eligibility and intake · SIBM Noida academic fees · Placement Report MBA 2024-26 (PDF) · SIBM Noida important dates
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- What is the SIBM Noida MBA fee?
- The official fee page (opened 23 September 2026) prints two tables for the Indian-student MBA without labelling which batch each belongs to: Rs 9,40,000 per annum — instalments of Rs 4,70,000 x 4, Rs 18,80,000 across the batch — and Rs 8,94,000 per annum — instalments of Rs 4,47,000 x 4, Rs 17,88,000 across the batch. Both carry a separate Rs 20,000 refundable institute deposit. Confirm with the admission office which table applies to your batch before you budget.
- Is SIBM Noida only through SNAP?
- Yes — SNAP plus the institute's own programme registration and payment. The pages we opened name no other entrance test. For the current university cycle, SNAP registration closes 25 November 2026, tests run 13, 19 and 26 December 2026, and the result is due 12 January 2027.
- How many seats does SIBM Noida have?
- 60, per the official eligibility page opened 23 September 2026 — with SC 15%, ST 7.5% and PwD 3% reserved within the intake, plus 2 supernumerary Kashmiri Migrant seats and a 15% international-students provision above it.
- What are SIBM Noida's placements?
- The institute's own Placement Report MBA 2024-26 PDF (opened 23 September 2026) prints a highest package of Rs 19.72 LPA, a mean salary of Rs 8.6 LPA and a median of Rs 9.5 LPA across 40 visiting companies — the median printing above the mean on the institute's own chart. Read it against our placement-report methodology before comparing it with any other campus's headline.
- Does SIBM Noida have a management quota or discretionary quota?
- No such line prints on the pages we opened — not on the fee page, not in the FAQ. Unlike SIBM Bengaluru and SIBM Hyderabad, this campus prints no 2x Discretionary Quota rule. The SIU caution notice governs: no donation or capitation, no authorised agents, and permanent debarment for anyone approaching through an agent.
- When does SIBM Noida's own form close?
- 15 January 2027 (Friday), per the important-dates page rendered and read 24 September 2026 — three days AFTER the SNAP result on 12 January 2027. That makes Noida one of the campuses where you can see your SNAP score before committing the institute fee — unlike SCIT, SIHS and SIIB, whose own forms close before the result. GE-PI follows on 8-10 and 23-25 February 2027, with the first merit list on 8 March 2027.
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