Jyoti Dalal School of Liberal Arts, Mumbai All Questions

Hello,

As per the cut off of NMAT, a general candidate need to score around 90 percentile or more to get in any campus of NMIMS. The expected cut off this year in NMAT is:

• Logical: 65-70
• Quants: 70-75
• Language : 62-65
• Overall: 210-220

Since, your score is 203, so your chance of getting a seat in NMIMS is very low. But, if you have any category quota then your chance of securing a seat will increase.

Hope it helps!

Hello Aspirant,

The registration for CD/ PI in NMIMS starts from February 11 and ends by February 14, 2021. Case discussion round and Personal interview round will conducted from February 18 to March 10, 2021 and the merit list will be released on March 16, 2021. No notification regarding WAT round in NMIMS has come yet but according to the selection procedure in the institute once you are called for the CD/PI rounds, you will have to submit a "Statement of Purpose" on why you wished to join NMIMS. You may have a week to write the SOP and send it across based on which questions will be asked in the PI round.

https://news.careers360.com/nmims-commences-registration-process-for-mba-program-for-batch-2021-23

https://www.careers360.com/university/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-mumbai

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/gd-pi-experience-nmims-mumbai-anjana-nair

All the best

Hello,

The expected cut off percentile in NMAT is:

NMIMS Mumbai: 94 percentile

NMIMS Bangalore: 91 percentile

NMIMS Hyderabad: 90 percentile

So, you need to score over 200-210 marks in order to get a chance for selection in NMIMS.

In 2018, the total cut off marks in Mumbai campus was 209 and in Bangalore campus was 200. Also, in 2017, the total cut off marks in Mumbai campus was 210 and in Bangalore campus 190.

Hope it helps!

good luck!

Hello student

You  have to appear for NMAT exam for taking admission in NMIMS. So you have to fill  the NMIMS  form after qualifying the NMAT exam.

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Hello Dear,

No I don't think it will create any problem.The basic difference between these centers are The Bangalore campus is old and has the alumni based and Bangalore as a location is hub for IT and start ups. If we talk about NMIMS Navi Mumbai being close to Mumbai, most of the faculties are similar to that of main campus. This campus will be known as a global campus. So considering these facts NMIMS Navi Mumbai is a decent choice.

Good Luck

Hi Aspirant,

NMIMS MBA is good in terms of working professionals since the placement scenario of the college is quite good and through the companies that come for placements will yield you much wider career prospects in future.Some renowned companies are Morgan Stanley, Barclays, KPMG, EY, etc .MBA placements here are above 97%.The placement cell of the college is really very strong.So overall this colleges creates working professionals.

Hope it helps!!

Hello Dear,

Scoring 207 in NMAT is a boundary line score for getting a call from NMIMS Mumbai. The cutoff ranges around 210 depending upon the difficulty of the session, Number of seats and Number of candidate appeared.

But if you've a work experience of 3 years there could be a chance of the call one can't be sure about it.

My suggestion would be if you're comfortable with attempting a retest and if the slots are available than you must apply for it. Improve the section in which you feel you didn't score well.

Good Luck

Hi student,

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, School of Design, Mumbai offers only one course that is B.Des Humanising Technology. This college do not offer BMS course.

For taking admission into the B.Des course, you pass 10+2 (Any stream) with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks and obtained a valid score in NPAT.

Refer here for more info - B.Des Humanising Technology at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, School of Design, Mumbai- Careers360.com

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Hello, The eligibility criteria required by the institute is an aggregate of 50 percent minimum, meaning the students with this percentage do have a chance of securing a seat if you have high entrance percentile score of 90 and above usually and perform well in the further rounds of admission process. You should should convince the board that you are a potential candidate and is in the process of improving further. You can master the basic management, economic theories and be updated with the current affairs. You can take up an internship in the meanwhile to upgrade your profile.

You can visit this link for more details on the admission process https://www.careers360.com/university/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-mumbai

Best wishes.

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that as per the universities rules and guidelines, it is not possible to switch from one college to another in any year. Still, you can contact the administration department of the college and seek help from them regarding this issue since it is a decision which can be taken by the concerned authorities of colleges.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.