KJ Somaiya MBA Admission 2026: Last Date to Apply via NMAT, Other Exams Today
KJ Somaiya will conclude MBA registration process today, January 27. Candidates aspiring for MBA admissions at KJ Somaiya Institute of Management via NMAT, XAT, CAT or other exams must apply now.
KJ Somaiya MBA Registration 2026: Last Date to Apply Today
KJ Somaiya Institute of Management will conclude MBA registration process today, January 27. Candidates aspiring for MBA admissions at KJ Somaiya must fill the online application form by today. KJ Somaiya MBA admissions 2026 are based on scores of candidates in NMAT, XAT, CAT, CMAT, and GMAT. Candidates holding a valid score can fill the KJ Somaiya MBA application form. All applicants will be shortlisted if they meet the KJ Somaiya MBA cutoff. More than 690 seats are to be filled at KJ Somaiya collectively across four MBA courses. Candidates will find the KJ Somaiya shortlist on or before February 6 along with the cutoff scores.
Direct Link for KJ Somaiya MBA Registration: https://applykjsim.somaiya.edu/
Documents Required for KJ Somaiya MBA Admission 2026
Candidates need the following documents during the KJ Somaiya MBA admission process:
- Entrance exam admit card
- Entrance exam score card
- SSC mark sheet and passing certificate
- HSC / Diploma mark sheet and passing certificate
- Degree/ Semester wise or Year wise mark sheets
- Passing Certificate
- Convocation Certificate
- CGPA to percentage conversion letter (if any)
- SOP (only for MBA - HCM and MBA - SM)
- Achievement / Award or Reward Certificate / Co-Curricular / Extra Curricular Certificates (if any)
- Work Experience Certificates (if any)
- Transfer Certificate
- Leaving / Migration Certificate
- Birth certificate
- Domicile certificate (If applicable)
- VastiPatrak & GLMS Affidavit - Only for Gujarati Linguistic Minority Candidates
- Any Government photo ID proof
- 2 photographs
Commonly asked questions
All the five sections of CMAT have equal weightage of 20 questions and 80 marks. Candidates must prepare keeping in mind, scoring a minimum of 50 in every section is important for a decent score.
Yes, 6 months is enough to prepare for CMAT exam. Make a plan in the following manner:
First 3 months |
Cover syllabus |
Next 2 months |
Practice mock tests |
Last 1 month |
Revision and more mock test |
Read More: CMAT preparation in 6 months
Based on feedback from test takers, NMAT exam is moderate to tough in terms of difficulty standards. Compared top other exams like XAT, and CAT, NMAT is on an easier side. NMAT difficulty is considered similar to SNAP exam.
Shortlisted candidates have to book slots to appear for the online and offline selection rounds, including the WAT, personal interview and the Problem Solving Analysis. KJ Somaiya will conduct thw Written Aptitude Test online, whereas, the PI and Problem Solving Analysis rounds will be held offline at centres at different locations. The selection rounds may vary based on the course candidate is applying for. However, Personal Interview and Problem Solving Analysis will be conducted foir all shortlisted candidates, irresctive of their desired course.
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