Dear aspirant,

Looking at previous year cutoff trends and marks you have a fair chance of getting admission. It completely depends on availability of seats. You can visit the following link for detailed information.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

Regards!

Dear aspirant,

Looking at previous year cutoff trends and marks you have a fair chance of getting admission. It completely depends on availability of seats. You can visit the following link for detailed information.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

Regards!

Hi Candidate,

The examination requirements in several colleges is minimum qualification Marks or atleast 50 percent of marks, or some Colleges even demand an individual 50 percentage in individual Subjects and overall above 75 percentage aggregate.

Since you have got above 50 in all the three papers, so you have scored above 50% marks in individual Subjects, but for the Aggregate to be above 75%, the total marks should be above 225, which you have got 219. You can retake the examination if the college has specific guidelines.

Hope that this answer helps you.

Dear aspirant,

Looking at previous year cutoff trends and marks you have a fair chance of getting admission. It completely depends on availability of seats. You can visit the following link for detailed information.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

Regards!

Hello,

As per your requirement, i would say that as mentioned above your educational details, you need to be at your very best in each step.

First stage is CAT

In which if you are a general candidate you will have to get atleast 95.5(Cutoff changes every year) to get call from New and Baby IIM.

Coming to Old IIM(BLACKI) many things are considered

10,12, Graduation score .

Work experience.

Gender ( For female Candidates)/Academic diversity (For Non Engg)

Weightage given to above mentioned criteria is different in every college,you can visit the college website to get the details.

So having work experience is always an advantage but like I said the weightage varies.

Final stage.

WAT/PI Stage

The weightage for WAT/PI is usually high in Old IIM close to 50%.

Personal Interview is the one that either make it or break it.

So PI usually decides whether you will get selected or not.

For exact details you can visit the IIM website and check the criteria which will have all the details.

Good luck

Hello Nirav,

The outcomes will be as a Cumulative Grade Points Average (CGPA). It is imperative to be acquainted with the board's reviewing framework and its importance to investigate your presentation. ... Stage 1: Add the evaluation focuses: 9+8+8+7+8= 40 ... So as to change over your general CGPA into rate, duplicate it by 9.5.

Simply duplicate your CGPA with 9.5 and the outcome will be your rate. For instance, to change over 9.2 CGPA to rate, we increase it with 9.5 and the subsequent number 90.3 is the rate.

The unweighted GPA scale is the most usually utilized GPA scale. ... Basically, the most noteworthy GPA you can acquire is a 4.0, which shows an A normal in the majority of your classes. A 3.0 would demonstrate a B normal, a 2.0 a C normal, a 1.0 a D, and a 0.0 a F.

Good Luck

hey,

you have moderate chances, as previous years cut off was around 208. but keeping in mind that this year question is tough you may have got call for gd or pi.

so keep preparing. hope it would help.

Hi Student

Some top college for NMAT are :

• Hyderabad Business School, GITAM University.
• SRM University.
• BML Munjal University.
• Mody University.
• Ansal University, Delhi NCR.
• Shoolini University, Chandigarh.
• Institute of Management, JK University, Jaipur.
• Chitkara University, Patiala.

You can comment your further queries in the comment section below.

Best Wishes