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New answer posted•8 years ago
I have scored 80.81 percentile in MAT 2018 exam. Can I apply for JIMS?
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Asked by Shreya
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What are the chances of getting JBIMS, Sydenham and K. J Somaiya with 99.65 percentile in MHCET 2018?
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Asked by Ajit

8 years ago
The last year’s cutoff was 99.57 and for Gujarati minority seat the cutoff was 98.27.
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Can I get admission in Jamnalal, SIMSREE, or K.J Somaiya? I have scored approximately 92 percentile in CMAT.
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Does the 10th and 12th percentages matter for getting admitted to JBIMS?
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Asked by Gayatri

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8 years ago
No, it doesn't matter for the admission purpose.
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I got 70% in CET 2018. Can I apply in your college for MBA/PGDM?
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Asked by Komal Chugh

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8 years ago
Hello Komal,
For JBIMS, last year the cut-off was 99.93 percentile for general category, and for OBC, it was around 99.67 percentile. With your current CET percentile, it is not possible to get admission for MS course.
For JBIMS, last year the cut-off was 99.93 percentile for general category, and for OBC, it was around 99.67 percentile. With your current CET percentile, it is not possible to get admission for MS course.
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What should I prepare for my entrance exam of Somaiya and JBIMS?
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Asked by Tejaswini

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8 years ago
Hello Tejaswini, For which course are you seeking this information? MS or M.Sc. Finance?
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8 years ago
Hello Arshad,
Your CAT score will be considered for All India seats. Cutoff for All India seats is usually 99.99 percentile.
Your CAT score will be considered for All India seats. Cutoff for All India seats is usually 99.99 percentile.
New answer posted•8 years ago
What score do I need to get for admission in SIMREE or JBIMS?
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Asked by Mayuri

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8 years ago
Hello Mayuri, For JBIMS, last year the cut-off was 99.93 percentile for general category, and for OBC, it was around 99.67 percentile. You need to score extremely good in Maharashtra-MBA/MS CET.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I get admission in your college if I get 80% in MH-CET? I have 78% in SSC, 53% in HSC & C grade in BMS.
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Asked by Kajal

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8 years ago
Hello Kajal,
For JBIMS, last year the cut-off was 99.93 percentile for general category, and for OBC, it was around 99.67 percentile. In order to get admission into JBIMS, you need to score extremely good in MHA-MBA CET.
For JBIMS, last year the cut-off was 99.93 percentile for general category, and for OBC, it was around 99.67 percentile. In order to get admission into JBIMS, you need to score extremely good in MHA-MBA CET.
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8 years ago
Hello Jidnesh,
The cut-off for reserved category keeps on changing every year depending on the number of students applying in that category. You will need to wait for your category rank in the final merit list. Keep in regular touch with the DTE website for further updates on the CAP process.
If you
The cut-off for reserved category keeps on changing every year depending on the number of students applying in that category. You will need to wait for your category rank in the final merit list. Keep in regular touch with the DTE website for further updates on the CAP process.
If you
