NMIMS Mumbai Cutoff 2026: Check NMAT Past Years Cutoff Scores

To get a seat at NMIMS Mumbai, students have to appear for the accepted entrance examination and then appear for the counselling process for the particular exam. For the MBA/PGDM programme, the university accepts the NMAT exam. Students who belong to the General AI category would need a score of at least 248 according to the 2024 data. 

Students who attain this score can then proceed to the second round of the admission process, which involves WAT (Written Analytical Test) and PI (Personal Interview). Students who clear this round are then offered an admission letter, which they can accept after paying the required fee for the MBA course. 

Note - Other courses will have different admission criteria, also the data provided is an estimate and not the actual cutoff.

The NMIMS 2024 cutoff for the NMAT was a score of 248 for admission to the MBA/PGDM course. Hence, going by this score, we can say that the NMIMS cutoff 2026 might be somewhere around this score. 

Although it is an estimated guess and the NMAT cutoff is subject to many factors, like difficulty level of the exam, previous year trend, seats available, etc. 

Note - The cutoff score is an estimate and not official.

NMIMS cutoff 2025 was released for enrollment to the management programmes based on the NMAT entrance exam. In 2024, the cutoff was a 248 score for the General AI category. Hence, according to this score, candidates who attained at least the previously mentioned score become eligible for 2nd round of admission, which involves WAT (Written Ability Test) and PI (Personal Interview). 

For more details, students can go to the official Shiksha's cutoff page for NMIMS by clicking here. 

NMAT exam is conducted for the admission to PGDM course. After the result declaration, it is advisable to the candiates to be attentive and vigiliant throughout the admission process. Candidates should keep their documents ready for the next stages.

The next stage of the NMAT selection process is the Group Discussion and Personal Interview  (GD & PI) round conducted by the participating institutes.

The participating institute may also decide to conduct a WAT (Writing Ability Test) or Case Discussion (CD) round instead of the conventional GD round. The final admission decision is based on the combined performance in NMAT online test and GD-PI round. To keep track of all the NMAT related future events, candidates can click here.