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Ritu Bhandari

Scholar-Level 16

Hi,
If deadlines have already gone then you need to check with the college once. With your score you can get admission.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello! Yes, in case you are interested in any other B-school except NMIMS Mumbai campus. You can still choose NMIMS-Bangalore, IBS, MISB Bocconi, etc. if you wish as well as have applied to them.

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Eleanor Colaco

Contributor-Level 7

Hi,
As you are going to appear for CET, try giving various mocks and focus on your strengths. Try aiming at 90s, as it would get you a good college with good placements.

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Radhika Sachdeva

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Yes. Qualifying NMAT score is minimum 50.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Some colleges which you can apply to with a score of 185 on the NMAT are as follows:
Athena School of Management, Mumbai
ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad
MISB, Mumbai
MYRA, Mysore
Woxsen, Hyderabad
Note: Only IBS Hyderabad Is worth applying to. Avoid all other IBS Campuses.
Good luck!

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Sai Tharun UMechanical Engineer from Coimbatore

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There are chances of you getting in. It depends on your performance in the GD and PI.
Good luck!

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Shiv TanejaA fun loving simple person studying MBA HR in XIMB

Beginner-Level 5

The eligibility criteria is based on percentile and not the percentage.

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