Dear Aspirant,

as per the cutoff of the previous years, there is a good chance that you will be able to secure a seat in NMIMS School of Business Management, Mumbai. Here is the list of streams that you are eligible for,

• MBA
• MBA in Human Resources
• MBA in Pharmaceutical Management
• MBA in Decision Science and Analytics

For more information on colleges and to view the list of colleges that you can get a seat in based on your NMAT score kindly visit the link given below.

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/nmat

To qualify in NMIMS Mumbai you have to clear its cutoff and sectional cutoff as well.your scores seems quite close to cutoff.

you can understand better from following points

*NMIMS mumbai cutoff is 208

*NMIMS Mumbai sectional cutoff

• quantitative aptitude-74
• Logical reasoning-61
• Language skills-55

Here it is visible that your quant marks is not good.but this is the last year's cutoff it may change due to various factors which affects like no.of candidates who appeared in the exam, difficulty level and so on.there is a hope this time may cutoff goes down for quant.so for now your chances is fifty fifty.

Hey Pradeep, the NMAT exam is conducted yearly and the test scored are only valid for the upcoming academic session. Despite you needing to retake the exam, you don't have to refill the application form in your further attempts. Keep visiting the official website for further updates.

You get call only if you clear cutoff and sectional cutoff too.your marks is low in quant section it might hurdle you. overall marks is between 200-220 is a good score for NMAT.

Bangalore expected cutoff for quant is around 72.so you may get call from Hyderabad NMIMS expected cutoff for Hyderabad quant is 60.

After clearing first stage you need to go through ca-pi conducted by institute.

Weightage of marks

NMAT score- 70 percent

CA-PI-30 percent

all the best

Hey Ruchika, XIMB HR cutoff for NMAT is about 200 and a VA score in the range of 87 percentile and above. Percentile to marks conversion is shaky at best and should only be used as a tentative measure. These change every year so you should be on the lookout for any updates on their website and on https://www.careers360.com/colleges/xavier-institute-of-management-xim-university-bhubaneswar

Hey Surbhi, the cutoff for IBS Hyderabad through NMAT has been consistently seen to be 150. IBS Hyderabad is a deemed to be university and a very prestigious one. It accepts various test scores such as CAT, GMAT, NMAT. For more information, visit: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ibs-hyderabad-cutoff

Hello There Aspirant!

Based on the previous year cut offs, there are slim chances that you clear the cut off for NMIMS Mumbai with these scores this year.

To get a better idea, please checkout the NMAT College Predictor- https://bschool.careers360.com/nmat-college-predictor

Hope This Helps and All the best!

Woxsen school of business is one of the colleges that accepts NMAT scores in the range of 180+. Woxsen School of Business, Hyderabad was established in 2013 has emerged as one of the top business schools in the country. This college witnessed another wonderful placement season for the batch of 2020 with almost 100% success rate. Here’s why you should consider applying to WSB-

Experienced Faculty

A lot of good teachers here, Indian as well as International. The way they break it down and explain concepts make it easier to understand complex management subjects. Also, speaking from personal experience, the presence, guidance, and interaction with the international teachers were instrumental in grasping the global perspective of management, be it in terms of industries or companies.

State of the art- Infrastructure

No, I'm not going to brag about the swimming pool and gym and big grounds that the b-school has. Rather, it is important to focus on its impact on the students. I don’t know how many will agree, but having a comfortable, facility-equipped environment really opens up the innovative and creative section of the mind. Half of the ideas that came to me or my group regarding a business venture or project submission were by the poolside or playing table tennis. The point is, it is more than just comfort.

Immersion program

PGDM course, similar to PGPXP, has an immersion program where the students get to strengthen their fundamentals of business management and entrepreneurial understanding in Singapore. As the island-city has developed at an exponential rate in the last decade with many successful startups, the students understand the importance of a favourable ecosystem, how to look at the market, foreign business culture, and the basic concepts of management.

I agree the school is new, but the initiatives they are taking to improve the exposure for students are unique and effective. Without a bias in your head, consider Woxsen School of Business and you’ll see for yourself.

Woxsen University, Hyderbad provides a dynamic course structure for BBA. The course is divided in 6 semesters. The student has an opportunity to select one specialization according to his/her liking.

The specializations are as follows:

General (Marketing, HR, Finance, Operations)

E-Commerce & Digital Marketing

Data Science & Artificial Intelligence

Entrepreneurship Development (Hons)

The reasons why Woxsen University stands out is because:

It provides a perfect blend of theory and practical concepts

Provides students to blend with others by assigning them with innovative group assignments

Woxsen university gives its students internship opportunities with top countries

Hey Aspirants,

Hope you are doing great,

As you want the list of courses of SPJIMR which are available through NMAT are:

1. Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) - Two Year Full time MBA

2. Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGPM) - One Year Full time MBA

3. Global Management Programme (GMP) - 6 months GMP + 6 - 18 months MBA/MS from partner school in Europe or U.S.

4. Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) - a full-time doctoral programme.

I hope this will helps you,

Best of Luck :)

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Hello Aspirant,

After reading your query, All I can say is, this is not a huge concern to worry about. The most important thing required to crack JEE is practice and having clear concepts. Forgetting concepts can be minimised by solving conceptual questions on a regular basis. Keep taking Mock Tests to improve your confidence. Never get disappointed for getting low scores in practice test. It happens because there might be few topics which are difficult for you to solve. Similarly, Few could be easy.

Keep Working on the topics where you lost your marks and make sure you don't repeat them again.

All the Best...

Hope this helps...