MBA/PGDM

The minimum cutoff for MBA at Jagannath International Management School (JIMS) Kalkaji varies based on the entrance exam. Here are the details:

1. CAT Cutoff 2023:

   • For the PGDM in International Business course, the general category students need a closing CAT percentile of 60.
   • The overall CAT cutoff is 60 percentile.

2. MAT Cutoff 2023:

   • For the PGDM in International Business, the general category students need a MAT percentile of 75.
   • The overall MAT cutoff is 75 percentile.

3. CMAT Cutoff 2023:

   • For the PGDM in International Business, the general category students need a CMAT percentile of 70.
   • The overall CMAT cutoff is 70 percentile.

4. XAT Cutoff 2023:

   • For the PGDM in International Business, the general category students need an XAT percentile of 60.
   • The overall XAT cutoff is 60 percentile.

. Good luck with your MBA aspirations! 

When comparing MBA in International Business and MBA in Management at JIMS Kalkaji, it’s essential to consider the specific focus and career prospects associated with each specialization:

MBA in international business has a higher average package of INR 8.10 LPA and a higher the highest package of INR 35 LPA than MBA in management, which has an average package of INR 7.05 LPA and a the highest package of INR 17.55 LPA12.

MBA in international business has more recruiters from the consulting sector (28%), manufacturing sector (19%), and BFSI sector (15%), while MBA in management has more recruiters from the finance sector (28%), BFSI sector (25%), and IT sector (15%)12.

Some of the top recruiters for MBA in international business are Accenture India, S&P Global, CBRE, Polycab India, Wipro, ANZ Bank, PwC, etc., while some of the top recruiters for MBA in management are Accenture, Deloitte, Amazon, CBRE, HCL, MRF tyres, Khimji Ramdas, S&P Global, TCS, Wipro, etc.12.

1. MBA in International Business:

   • Focus: This programme emphasizes global business, cross-cultural management, international trade, and strategies for operating in a global marketplace.
   • Career Opportunities:
     • Export-Import Companies: You can work in companies involved in international trade.
     • Multinational Corporations (MNCs): Opportunities in MNCs handling global operations.
     • Consulting Firms: Advising businesses on international expansion.
     • Government Agencies: Roles related to international trade policies.
     • Logistics and Supply Chain: Managing global supply chains.
   • Skills Developed: Cross-cultural communication, negotiation, and understanding global markets.

2. MBA in Management:

   • General Management: This programme provides a broad understanding of management principles across various domains.
   • Career Opportunities:
     • Corporate Sector: Roles in marketing, finance, human resources, operations, etc.
     • Entrepreneurship: Starting and managing your own business.
     • Consulting: Advising companies on organizational strategies.
     • Non-Profit Organizations: Managing operations and resources.
   • Skills Developed: Leadership, decision-making, strategic planning, and team management.

Placement Considerations:

• MBA in International Business:

  • Placements may be more specialized, focusing on international roles.
  • Companies seeking candidates with global exposure may prefer this specialization.
  • Research the specific companies that recruit for international business roles at JIMS Kalkaji.

• MBA in Management:

  • Offers versatility, allowing you to explore various career paths.
  • Placements cover a wide range of industries and functions.
  • Consider your long-term goals and interests.

Remember that both specializations have their merits, and the better choice depends on your career aspirations and personal preferences.