JBIMS Mumbai PG, Doctorate Courses 2025

The course duration for this programme is two years, which is divided into four semesters. The institute offers six specialisations in the MMS course to students after qualifying for their two semesters. The names of the available specialisation are, Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD), MMS in Finacial Management, MMS in Marketing Management, MMS in Information Management, MMS in Human Resource Development Management and MMS. 

Companies such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC and JPMorgan Chase from BFSI & IB sector visited the campus during MMS placements 2025. From Consulting, BCG, Deloitte and McKinsey & Company made offers. The other top recruiters included HUL, P&G, Samsung and L&T.

The key highlights of JBIMS MMS, MSc and MHRD placements statistics are presented below:

JBIMS MMS cutoff 2024 has been concluded for admission. The Cutoff is relevant for students interested in admission to JBIMS for the MMS course. The last-round closing score for this year as well as for the past two years are given. This data is relevant to help infer the cutoff trend at JBIMS. As per the cutoff list, the minimum score required for MBA in 2024 was 99.99. During 2023 and 2022, the score stood at 99.99 and 99.98, respectively. 

The key highlights of JBIMS MMS summer placements for the batch of 2024-26 are mentioned below: 

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies admission to Master of Management Studies (MMS), MMS in Financial Management, MMS in Marketing Management and Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD) through MAH CET MBA.  As per JBIMS cutoff 2023 and 2024 for MMS, the minimum cutoff in MAH CET CAP Round 1 and Last Round cutoff was 99.99 Percentile. Analysis of cut offs for previous years for Master of Management Studies (MMS) reveals that, JBIMS has seen an improving trend compared to 2022. Also, when compared from 2021 to 2022, it shows an improving trend here as well. The cutoff for Master of Management Studies (MMS) was 99.96 in 2021 and 99.98 in 2022 respectively. MAH CET cutoffs are released upto Round 3. Aspirants seeking admission to JBIMS can check more details regarding the same by clicking here. 

Yes, JBIMS Mumbai offers MMS courses for full-time and part-time modes. The full-time MMS courses are available for a two-year duration, divided into four semesters. Further, part-time MMS courses are available in three years, divided into six semesters. The general eligibility criteria asked by the institute to get admission into this course is candidates must qualify for their Class 10 and 12 with a minimum of 60% aggregate, and graduation with a minimum score of 50%. Additionally, the scores of MAH- MBA CET, MAT, XAT, CAT, CMAT, or ATMA are considered for deciding the final seat allotment. 

Note: The eligibility requirements for part-time & full-time MMS courses offered at JBIMS are different. 

MMS highest package recorded during placements 2025 was INR 55.6 LPA. The highest package offered to MSc Finance students during placements 2025 was INR 28 LPA. 

Yes, JBIMS Mumbai offers good placements to its students. The highest and average package offered during MMS placements 2025 was 55.6 LPA and 26.48 LPA. For MSc Finance, highest and average salary recorded in 2025 was 28 LPA and 18.3 LPA.

The average package recorded during JBIMS MMS placements 2025 was 26.48 LPA. For MSc Finance, the average salary recorded in 2025 was 18.3 LPA.

The salary package offered during JBIMS placements 2025 for JBIMS MMS and MSc programs are presented below: 

Candidates willing to take admission to MMS course must appear for the entrance test conducted by DTE Maharashtra at the state level, i.e., MAH CET followed by CAP counselling. Candidates with a valid score in MAH-CET are eligible to apply. In addition to this, students must also have a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 50 per cent in aggregate (at least 45 per cent in the case of reserved category candidates). Candidates who have appeared for CAT are considered to be eligible for admission against the All India Seats subject to the fulfilment of eligibility criteria. Such candidates need to fill only the online application form for MAH CET counselling according to the schedule.

No, the JBIMS MMS admissions are yet to be opened for the year 2026. Usually the JBIMS admissions to the MMS course are opened in the month of July. This is after the accepted entrance exam results for JBIMS MMS admissions have been declared.

The admission dates for the 2026 batch are not released by the institute. Looking at last year's admission notice, it appears that process will close by March 2026.

JBIMS Mumbai has an experienced faculty members. JBIMS Mumbai faculty are degree, diploma, and PhD holders. Some of the JBIMS Mumbai faculty details are mentioned below:

Students are required to pay INR 1,200 for the application process of part-time MMS admission to JBIMS. Over and above the institute-level fee, the MAH CET application fee is to be paid online during registration for the same. Fee payment through any other mode is not accepted. The following table indicates the category-wise MAH CET application fee:

Students should the JBIMS official website, register and fill the application form with all the required information. After that, pay the application fee and submit the form. Students then need to participate in various selection rounds conducted by the Institute. Shortlisted candidates can pay the admission fee to confirm their seat. Find here the important documents required for application: 

1. Class 10 marksheet

2. Class 12 marksheet

3. Graduation marksheets/certificate

4. Birth certificate

5. Proof of address

6. Recent Passport size photo

7. Signature on A4 size white sheet

8. Caste category certificate (if applicable)

9. Credit/debit card or net banking credentials

The national-level entrance exams accepted at JBIMS for admisison are MAHCET, CMAT, CAT and GMAT. In addition to this, the college also considers Common Entrance Test/ CET/ PET/ NET/ SET/ GRF for admission to different courses followed by Group Discussion and Personal ROunds for the final selection of students.