MBA Eligibility

Well, in my opinion, any NIT or IITs are not a good option to do an MBA. I would suggest you that since your scores are pretty good, you should target top tier B schools. For more information you can check authentic ranking websites for checking which all NITs are good according to your choice of specialisation and then also check those particular NIT s website. There are many NIT offering MBA but again I would suggest you to look for better B schools which only provide management education.

Yes, you can apply. The total marks are 400 out of which 100 marks for career, 100 for entrance test i.e. CAT/MAT/XAT, etc., 100 for GD and 100 for PI.

Well, your chances are slim but you should still apply for the college. Things might go in your favour as you have a pretty different background from the cliche ones.
Good luck!

For doing MBA marketing one must hold a Bachelors degree with minimum score of 50% or should be in final year of his/her Bachelors course. Without Bachelors degree one is not eligible for MBA marketing degree and course pursuing in a college.

We do not have any fixed cut-off for NMAT right now. We suggest you to apply and wait for the shortlist. Wishing the best for you.

Well, your class 12th score is a bit low, and AICTE has a rule that Colleges can admit Students only with 50% throughout. However, don't loose hope. There are many Colleges in India that aren't AICTE certified, you can check various b schools ranking websites and respective College websites for further information. All the best.

No dear, you cannot. Your scores are not up to the mark, besides FMS Delhi takes the cream layer of students being a government-backed institute. Moreover, you need to score 99 percentile and above for converting FMS along with excellent communication skills and amazing subject knowledge. I would suggest that with your class 12th scores being low, try for some other tier 2 or tier 3 B schools.

At SIOM, we don't disclose the cut-off but we follow university's criteria for all the reserved categories. Our college mostly shortlist on profile basis.

For SC category, our college also follows university rules. And SIOM selects mostly on profile bases, our college doesn't disclose the cut-off.
Anyway, all the best for the shortlist.