MMS Eligibility

Hi payal, it will not affect you in MS admission somehow but passing the 12th class without any compartment is another option and also priority for Taking admission but according to me I think that more than your marksheet your skills and knowledge matters at the ground level, so keep on Enhancing your skills and knowledge and you are unstoppable. All the best. If you like please upvote the answer.

As you said that you failed in 1sub in 12th class it will affect you in the top colleges admission and gap year will also affect your admission process but if you scored good in CAT you can get admission for MBA.

Hello dear, Entrance in JBIMS isn't difficult even if you fail in one subject in 12th, however, in summer placements you will have some difficulties but you will also get opportunity after that. Weightage in JBIMS -
CAT/MH-CET Score - 60%
PAR (10th, 12th and Bachelor's marks) - 15%
Extra-curricular activities - 20%
Diversity - 5%
Total - 100%
Thanks.

The Eligibility Criteria for M.M.S. Finance is 1. Minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% marks for SC/ST/PWD candidates) in Graduation with Mathematics and/or Statistics as one of the subjects.

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It is a good score, but not that good to get admission in one of the top 10 colleges of Maharashtra. I would recommend you to try your luck in PUMBA, SIES, Chetana and IES.

You will most probably get SIES in the first round itself and then choosing a specialization is upto you. You need not to worry about it.

Hello Nilesh,
SIES, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar are prominent MMS colleges and their cutoffs are slightly high. You have 98.02%, so your chances of getting admission into these colleges is low as all the cut off for all these colleges fall in the range of 99.99 to 98.65 percentile. There is as such no cutoff for ILS seats. The admission are mostly profile based, the cut off remains the same, only the difference is in a candidate's profile.