Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) 

at GNIOT Institute of Management Studies, Greater Noida

GNIOT Institute of Management Studies accepts the entrance exam scores of CAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT, SNAP, MAT, IPMAT, and SAT India for admission to its MBA program.and also JEE MAIN for integrated MBA.GNIOT Admission Test (GAT) - Mandatory if your score in any of the national exams is below 60 percentile (CAT/CMAT/XAT/GMAT) or 75 percentile (MAT).CUET PG - If you're applying specifically for the Integrated MBA program.Besides entrance exam scores, GIMS also considers your academic performance in your undergraduate degree, work experience (if any), and your performance in Group Discussion and personal interview.

The GNIOT Institute of Management Studies has recently announced the cutoff criteria for the 2023 MBA program, shedding light on the minimum requirements for candidates aspiring to secure admission. The focal point of this criterion revolves around the CAT (Common Admission Test) exam, a crucial benchmark in the MBA admission process.

For the 2023 intake, the institute has set the CAT cutoff at 25 percentile for the overall score. This implies that candidates must achieve a performance level surpassing at least 25% of the total marks obtained by all test-takers in the CAT exam. The percentile system in competitive exams like CAT is instrumental in assessing a candidate's relative performance against others.

A percentile score of 25 suggests that the candidate has performed better than 25% of the total participants, indicating a baseline level of competency required for consideration in the MBA program. This percentile-based cutoff is a strategic approach used by educational institutions to ensure that candidates admitted to their programs demonstrate a certain level of aptitude and competence compared to the broader pool of test-takers.

Prospective MBA candidates should meticulously analyze their CAT exam performance in light of this cutoff to gauge their eligibility for admission to the GNIOT Institute of Management Studies. Meeting or exceeding the 25 percentile threshold becomes a crucial milestone for candidates aspiring to embark on their MBA journey at this prestigious institution.

Aspirants are encouraged to delve into comprehensive preparation strategies to enhance their chances of surpassing the specified cutoff. This announcement serves as a guidepost for candidates, emphasizing the competitive nature of the admission process and the importance of achieving a percentile score that aligns with the institute's standards.

Yes, it is worth pursuing MBA at GNIOT as it is one of the premier institutions in the field of Technical and Management Education. It has been formed by Shri Ram Educational Trust, Noida on a profit basis with a firm determination and commitment to foster a holistic approach towards the development of Engineering and Management Education.  It has been approved by AICTE,  Ministry of HRD, Government of India, and affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. 

For GNIOT Institute of Management Studies (GIMS), as an example, a few scholarships require a CAT percentile of 70+ which might give a crude approximation of at least the minimum necessary score. However, the exact cutoff may vary by year and depends on the exam (MAT, CMAT, XAT or GIMS Aptitude Test), other various factors like academic performance and interview processes.

The total fees for PGDM at GNIOT Institute of Management Studies is INR 8.55 lakh. Aspirants who are selected for admission have pay a registration amount of INR 75,000 to confirm their seat. 

Admission to MBA at GNIOT is entirely based on the scores of the national-level entrance exam conducted for the Management courses. Candidates are required to qualify for either CAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ XAT/ ATMA with a valid score.  Selected candidates are further called for group discussion and essay writing. Aspirants also need to pass the PI round for final selection.