XLRI admission 2020: Final result for BM/HRM announced
XLRI Jamshedpur has declared the final result of PGDM admission 2020 for BM and HRM programmes. Check your shortlist status here.
XLRI Jamshedpur has declared the final result of PGDM admission 2020 for Business Management (BM) and Human Resource Management (HRM) programmes. Candidates who appeared in the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) in February can check their admission shortlist status on the official website.
The XLRI admission shortlist result for Delhi-NCR campus will be announced by the first week of June. The Delhi-NCR campus will start functioning from this year. The 2020-2022 PGDM will be the first batch of the newly constructed campus.
XAT 2020 was conducted on January 5 and the result was declared on January 17. The GD and PI rounds of candidates selected on the basis of their XAT 2020 score, were conducted in February in Delhi, Kolkata, Jamshedpur and Mumbai.
How to check XLRI final result 2020
XLRI final result 2020 is available on the official website. To check their admission status, candidates have to follow the steps given below.
- Log on to XLRI website or click here
- Select programme and campus
- Enter XAT ID and email ID
- Click on submit
- Result will be displayed
Selected candidates are advised to download the copy of their final result/selection letter and confirm acceptance of offer within the stipulated time.
Following the announcement of final result, further activities related to XLRI admission will begin. Waitlist, if required, will be released after the first round of admission confirmation.
The AICTE has directed all B-Schools across India to complete MBA admission process by July 31 and begin classes from August 1, 2020.
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Answered 2 days ago
Required XAT score varies every year because the percentile depends on difficulty level of exam and candidate performance. In XAT 2026, overall cutoff for XLRI BM was 94 percentile for Engineering Male and Non-Engineering Male candidates.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 days ago
Yes. XLRI specifies sectional cutoffs along with overall XAT cutoff. Candidates need to meet required percentile in QADI, VALR and DM for respective programme and category.
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Answered 2 days ago
For XAT 2026, overall HRM cutoff was 92 percentile for Engineering Male candidates and 90 percentile for Non-Engineering Male candidates. Cutoff was 87 percentile for Engineering Female and Engineering Transgender candidates and 84 percentile for Non-Engineering Female and Non-Engineering Transgende
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Answered 2 days ago
For XAT 2026, overall XLRI BM cutoff was 94 percentile for Engineering Male and Non-Engineering Male candidates. It was 88 percentile for Engineering Female, Engineering Transgender, Non-Engineering Female and Non-Engineering Transgender candidates.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 3 months ago
XLRI Jamshedpur has been ranked by prominent ranking bodies. Check the XLRI College rankings are mentioned in the table given below:
Ranking Body | Category | Rank |
|---|---|---|
FT Global Rankings 2025 | Global (MBA) | 83 |
QS WUR Ranking 2025 | Business and Management Studies | 351-400 |
NIRF Ranking 2025 | Management | 10 |
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 3 months ago
XLRI Jamshedpur is a private business school run by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. Some of the USPs of XLRI Xavier School of Management are as follows:
- XLRI Jamshedpur has been ranked 9th among Management institutes in India and ranked 351-400 in QS WUR Ranking By Subject 20
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 3 months ago
The XLRI waitlist movement is usually high for Delhi campus between 350 to 600 spots. For Jamshedpur the movement is low between 100 to 180 for BM and 130 to 230 for HRM.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered 3 months ago
Yes, XAT essay writing round can be considered tough, given that you have to present your point with clarity, examples and convincing arguments - all in limited word count. You need to have a lot of practice in writing short, clear and logically structured essays.
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