TimesPro: Courses, Fees, Admission 2025, Placements, Cutoff

TimesPro is not more expensive than the National Stock Exchange (NSE). TimesPro charges fees for its programs ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000+

. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a stock trading financial marketplace and does not relate to the cost of education or training programs like TimesPro

PGDM programme at TimesPro is offered in two specialisations, namely Banking and Financial Services and AIMA.

Candidates seeking admission to PGDM programme must have a 50% aggregate in Class 10, 12 and UG / PG programme. Graduates with or without experience can apply. Even those in the final year of their graduation degree are eligible to apply for this programme provided their age is less than or up to 26 years during the commencement of the programme. 

You can browse the official website of the Timespro for the matter of Cut-off, and many college review websites also provides specific information about the cut-off courses wise for individual ranking.

• Cut-off marks in 10th and 12th: General – 70%, OBC – 65%, SC/ST – 60%
• Cut-off marks in graduation:
• B Tech/B.E. or equivalent degree – General – 65%, OBC – 60%, SC/ST – 55%
• BSc/BA/BCom/CA/ICWA/MBBS or equivalent degree – General – 60%, OBC – 55%, SC/ST – 50%
• Must have mathematics as a compulsory subject in the undergraduate degree

The above Cut-off is of IIM Kozhikode Executive Post Graduate Certificate In Operations And Supply Chain Management from the TimesPro website.

Through partnerships with prestigious Indian universities and institutes, TimesPro Institute is able to offer MBA programs. Admission to TimesPro is determined by entry as well as merit. The three basic components of MBA admissions are the entrance exam, the group discussion (GD), and the personal interview (PI).Leading MBA schools anticipate that the cut-off score for admission in 2024 will fall between the 65th and 95th percentiles. 
You must have graduated from an accredited university with a 50% average in any discipline, or the equivalent, in order to be eligible for MBA enrollment. The required minimum aggregate score for students in the reserved category is 45%.

Aim for high academics, a competitive exam score, and relevant experience for a better chance of admission. TimesPro does not have defined cutoffs for their MBA program, but they do take into account variables like work experience, academics, and entrance exam scores during their rolling admissions process.

National Level Exams: For overseas applicants, they accept scores from the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and GMAT.

State Level Exams: Depending on the program, they may also take into account results from state-level exams like as the MAH CET.

Additional Management Exams: TimesPro also accepts scores from the NMAT, ATMA, and KMAT.

Minimum Percentile: For these approved tests, a score in the 50th percentile is necessary at the very least.

TimesPro Admission Process (TAP Test): If you fulfill the minimal eligibility requirements and have not completed any of the aforementioned examinations, you may take their own TAP test.

A broad range of entrance exam results are accepted by TimesPro for enrollment in their programs, particularly in PGDM and MBA.

Exams like the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and GMAT are frequently accepted.

Other options include, depending on the program, SNAP, NMAT, ATMA, and KMAT.

In each section of the selected exam, a minimum percentile score (about the 50th percentile) is often anticipated.

Some programs may have their own Times Admissions Process (TAP) exam, particularly Banking & Finance.

PGDM programme is offered via multiple institutes/universities at TimesPro and the fee structure varies from one university to another but on an average, the fee structure lies between Rs 6.5 Lacs to Rs 7.5 Lakh.