NMIMS School of Business Management Mumbai Vile Parle West Answered Questions

Hello PAYAL
As I can SEE your marks in various disciplines. Your UG score is perfect for entering any top b school. If we look your 12 th score we can SEE your marks is greater than 60% so, it won't create any difficulty for you. Focus on CAT you will conquer any top b school. Don't loose your hope ! Try to score more 97% percentile in CAT. Thank you.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai offers MBA, PGDM, and Doctoral Programs in various specializations but admissions to most of the courses are based on NMAT by GMAC. The expected cutoff of NMAT for MBA courses will be 94+ which is the highest among the NMAT entrance exam score card. Although the cutoff of the NMAT entrance exam is based on the following factors like Level of the exam, Total number of candidates appearing for the exam, Total number of applications received, and Total seats available in the course.

149 is a very low score. You need to score a minimum of 180 marks in NMAT exam to get admission in a good B-school for MBA. NMAT cut off is the minimum score required to be scored by aspirants in the exam for admissions into MBA and PGDM courses in NMIMS, its affiliated universities, and other top business schools in the country that accept the NMAT scores. The cut off may be released in the form of a score or percentile.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) is one of the top-ranked universities in India and has seven campuses. Therefore, the competition for admission is very high for almost all courses. For instance, the NMAT is one exam that opens the gates to the NMIMS Institute for MBA courses. Since the institute is prestigious, there has been a phenomenal increase in the number of students applying to get admission through such an entrance exam. The cutoff for NMIMS Mumbai has been close to 95% in recent years, which means you need to score around 240+ marks in the NMAT exam. Roughly 2000–2500 students get a call for the CDPI process for an MBA at NMIMS Mumbai. Approximately less than 1% of the total applicants make the cut to the NMIMS Mumbai campus. Similarly, the selection process for this institute can be divided into the following steps:
Appear for the entrance exam like the NMAT, and the first screening will be done on the basis of your score. Once shortlisted, applicants need to appear for the Case Discussion (CD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. Then the final merit list will be published, which takes into account your academics, NMAT score, work experience, performance in the CD, and performance in the PI. The ratio of students being called for PI could be assessed from previous year's statistics, where, out of more than 63,000 candidates who appeared, 2290 have been shortlisted for case discussion (CD) and personal interview (PI). This indicative number varies according to course for on- and off-campus programs.

The scope of HR is a totally demanding career. According to company recruiters survey 18 % of corporations plan to hire recent business college graduates from human resource specialization. HR is the most crucial part of any organization / company. Top recruiters or the top companies who recruit HR graduates are :- Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, Amazon, Larsen and Tourbo, KPMG, Pepsico, Makemytrip, Infosys, Wipro, Deloitte, L'oreal and many more.

Please refer to the following link https://www.shiksha.com/college/nmims-school-of-business-management-mumbai-vile-parle-west-46487/cutoff for the detailed review of the college. NMIMS Mumbai cut off would be based on the cut off marks decided by the University. Candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized educational board to apply for further admission. Also, the candidates should have scored more than 50% in the management entrance exams like CAT, MAT etc. All the best for your future.

The answer is decided based on the percentile you got. Though 223 accounts for approximately 90 percentile and the cutoff for NMIMS is 94+ percentile in NMAT. So, you will not be eligible to apply for this college. Though your question is even if your percentile is eligible your quant score is low then can you apply? So, the answer is yes you can. Because NMIMS sees the overall score and not the subjective scores so if you have a better overall score then you can apply for NMIMS.

According to your merit list number it's quite difficult to get into the college I suggest you to wait for the final date and start applying for other colleges there are 20 of colleges in Mumbai which provide to good education as well as infrastructure
You are in the waiting list of the college so maybe there will be some chance that you might get into the college.