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2016-04-02 12:11:08New answer posted
2016-03-30 18:00:19Contributor-Level 7
Yes. There is a good chance you can get admission in XIMR through minority quota. Minority quota is for Roman Catholics. There is no cut offs for minority as such. The allocation of minority seats depend on interviews and MH-CET merit scores (as in what are the scores of others who have applied through minority.) But people with around 80 percentile do get admission so I see no problem with you getting a seat. All the best!
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2016-03-30 09:25:15Contributor-Level 7
If they have said so, they will call you. They are probably waiting for the DTE to release the list of colleges for students seeking admission. Since the college is under the University of Mumbai, it has to wait for the admission process to start before it can commit anything. With regards to admission chances, things depend on your marks and also on how other applicants have scored. The general cut-offs is around 95 percentile. The institute quotas are lower than that, but not too low. I recommend you call them once the DTE starts the admission procedure/CAP round.
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2016-03-28 19:21:16Contributor-Level 7
There is one seat reserved for J&K, and there is a good enough chance that you can get that seat. However, everything depends on how many people apply for that seat. Last year, XIMR didn't get any application for that seat, so that seat was given to a home university (Mumbai University/Maharashtra) candidate. There is no cut off for J&K seat as such. If there is more than one candidate, the person with higher score will get it. If it is a close call, there could be an interview and PI round for selection. All the best.
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