Xavier Institute of Management and Research
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2016-03-28 19:17:02Contributor-Level 7
Yes, there is certainly a chance. However, the minority quota is only for Catholics and not all Christians. Also, a lot depends on the MH-CET scores of other Catholic students. There is no cut offs for minority as such. Minority seats are allotted through interviews and your MH-CET scores (as in what are the scores of others who have applied through minority). However, people with around 75 percentile do stand a strong chance in securing admission. All the best!
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2016-03-28 01:25:26Contributor-Level 7
Yes, there is a possibility if you are a Catholic. The Minority seats are meant only for people who are Catholics and you will need to present documents proving that you are a Catholic. There is no cut off for minority seats as such. The allocation of minority seats depends 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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2016-03-27 21:47:33Contributor-Level 7
The overall yearly fees is Rs. 2.4 lakhs. However, there are no hostel services as such. The average package for experienced people will probably be higher. However, there is no specific guarantee as a lot will depend on what experience you have. The average package in general is around 4-5 lakhs. The highest we had this year was Rs. 10 lakhs and the lowest was Rs. 3 lakhs.
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2016-03-24 13:22:59Contributor-Level 7
The admission starts as soon as the DTE releases the list of colleges. However, I will recommend that you get in contact with the college as soon as possible if you are keen on viewing the campus and other facilities. It will also give you an added advantage as the college will know about you and keep your name in their mind when they are selecting candidates.
All the best.
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2016-03-08 22:19:10Contributor-Level 7
Minority quota at XIMR is unfortunately only for Roman Catholics, so you can't get admission through that. The eligibility criteria for the Minority Quota seats is that you have to be a Roman Catholic and you should be able to produce proper documents proving your Catholicism. You can try through the usual CAP round or try for the institute quota, which are separate from the minority quota.
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