Birla Institute of Management Technology

Both are good for pursuing PGDM courses depending on the choice of course in which you have your interest. BIMTECH offers PGDM in IBM, retail and IB. While XISS offers PGDM in HR, rural, marketing, finance and IT.

The GD/PI rounds will be held in BIMTECH campus and other metro cities. The last date to apply is today and you have a good chance of getting a call. So apply ASAP.

Hi Pankaj,
BIMTECH's cut-off for PGDM is 70 percentile while it is 65 for PGDM (IB) & 60 for PGDM (RM) & PGDM (IBM). So, you will get a call depending on the course you apply for.

Hi Shubhashish,
You'll get a call for PGDM with 70.51 percentile as the BIMTECH cut-off for the same is 70 percentile and above.

Hi Vijay,
The cut-off for PGDM is 70 percentile while it is 65 for PGDM (IB) & 60 for PGDM (RM) & PGDM(IBM).
So, you will get a call depending on the course you apply for.

Last year, the cut-off was 65 percentile and hence you have a very high chance of getting call for the process. Do apply.

Between these 2 institutes, you can prefer ITM Navi Mumbai, it would be the right choice based on placement and other programme parameters.

Last year, the cut-off was 70 for CMAT/MAT. Expected to be nearby only this year too.

If you are confused between Amity Business School and BIMTECH, go for Amity University. It is one of the best colleges in India for MBA's. Amity not only have one of the best faculty members but also they will nurture you in a corporate culture which after all enhances your personal and professional development. Good placements and companies like Trident, E&Y, Accenture, Tata Tech, Mahindra and Mahindra, etc. visit the campus.

PGDM accepts only CAT/XAT scores. MAT scores are used for retail and insurance admissions.