CMAT

Getting into Rajasthan University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences with a 56 percentile in CMAT might be a bit tough, as they usually look for scores between 60% to 75%. Yet, it is not just about the test. If you have got a solid academic background, relevant work experience, and maybe some extracurricular activities, it could make your application stand out. Your personal statement is a big deal too, a chance to tell them why you are keen on Rajasthan University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences and what you bring to the table. It is not impossible to get in with a lower CMAT score if the rest of your application is strong. Some tips are to follow like start prepping early, maybe take a course, do practice tests, and keep an eye on any changes in the CMAT syllabus. Hard work pays off, so give it your best.

For admission to its management programmes, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) accepts Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) results.

• Candidates are normally required to take the CMAT test, which is administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA). JBIMS publishes its cutoff scores after the CMAT results are announced. 
• Candidates that match the cutoff requirements are then invited to participate in the institute's selection process, which frequently involves group discussions (GD) and personal interviews (PI). 
• The ultimate decision is based on the candidate's total performance, which takes into account CMAT scores, GD, PI, academic accomplishments, and job experience.

JBIMS accepts students to its two-year Masters in Management Studies (MMS) Programme through the DTE CAP, which is held in July by the DTE Maharashtra. For working individuals, JBIMS Mumbai offers MMS and MSc Finance, MHRD, as well as a part-time MBA in Management.