NMIMS Hyderabad All Questions

Dear aspirant,

As per my knowledge, narsee monjee is much better option for commerce as the college has really brand name in this course and the cut off to enter this college is really high. This college is also famous for its management course.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://www.careers360.com/university/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-mumbai/amp#referrer=https://www.google.com&csi=0

Hello There!

NMIMS Banglore and NMIMS Mumbai have different lists, so cannot predict with surity, but can give you a rough idea. So, you have no chance for getting into Mumbai and Banglore campus as the closing merit list for this campus is around 3000 (as per the previosu records). So, there is a decent chance that you will get a seat in NMIMS indore or Hydrabad.

Thankyou!

Hello Aspirant,

SOIL Institute of Management does not offer an MBA degree, instead the college is known for its 1 year PGDM courses in specializations like Analytics & Digital, Business Leadership and Human Resource Leadership. The college accepts candidates qualifying in the MBA entrance examinations such as CAT, MAT, NMAT and XAT.

SOIL is quite popular for offering good placement opportunities to all the students. The average package is around 8-9 Lakhs per annum. Since it is a 1 year PGDM course, the main idea of the curriculum is not to produce post graduates but to prepare the candidates for their upcoming professional journey. In that aspect, SOIL Institute of Management has a good reputation among the aspirants.

Now, if you ask for my personal opinion, I would suggest you to take some more time and apply for an MBA degree next year as it holds a little bit more value in the market. Moreover, since you have job experience as well I think an MBA degree will add more value to your resume as a whole. Apart from that, it is completely your decision to consider any college as per your convenience. But before you take that decision, make sure that you analyse all the factors of the college like campus infrastructure, location, fee structure, placement records and faculty.

To get more information about SOIL Institute of Management, you can go through the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/soil-institute-of-management-gurgaon

Hope this information helps you in making an informed decision.

All the best!

Hello Studen, NMATpublished its result in the  month of February 2021 for nmat conducting authority GMAC in the form of scorecard.Anyone can download the score card from the official website  in www.nmat.in. It will be opened up to 31st March 2021. After that period downloading of score card  will be under the terms and conditions of the nmat authority applicable. Go to the website and try for the next time to download the score card putting your email id and password.

Hope this helps.

Hello Dear,

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Hyderabad was established in the year 2010. NMIMS Hyderabad is as good as any NMIMS campus and has been able to continue its 100% placement record even for the year 2018–2020. It offers undergraduate (BBA, B.Sc, BB.Com (Hons)), integrated (BA LLB, BBA LLB, B.Pharma+MBA, B.Tech+ MBA), postgraduate (PGDM). The faculties are very experienced and the whole learning is based on real time cases from the prestigious Harvard Business School. For details you can follow the link:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-hyderabad

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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.

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hi,

as per previous years cutoff analysis of different NMIMs including mumbai, bangalore hyderabd cutoff score for quants ranges from 60-65 approximately. however every year cutoff score changes, depends on questions difficulty level, seat matrix etc. but it seems would quite difficult to shortlisted if you go through previous years cutoff trends. but never mind, there is others colleges available in which you may also try for mba course apart from nmims. so donot lose hope and also try for others entrances as well.

now coming to percentile score it is based on individual candidates score to the overall performance of the participants, number of participants in any particular exam, For example, if a aspirants NMAT percentile score is 90, then that aspirants  total NMAT score is better than 90 per cent of the aspirants.

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that a person is doing distance learning course from narsee monjee. So, in your degree it would mentioned that you have done through distance learning program.

For more information regarding narsee monjee i am providing you the link which is given below-

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

Hello,

The cut off varies every year and is very uncertain to determine foe sure. But we can look at past years's cut off. I am stating the cut off for 2018, for a clear idea:

Category         Maharashtra State General Merit No.          MHT-CET Scores

Open                                 62                                               175

SC                                    456                                              150

OBC                                  203                                              162

SBC                                  185                                              154

Hope it helps

Good luck

Hey there!

Firstly congratulations for your ranking. Now, coming to your question based on previous years data available and the cutoff trends as they are you might not get Narsee Monjee Mumbai Campus but you still have a shot at Bangalore. However, this is just a prediction and highly dependent on this year's cutoff scenario and the number of people opt out of this college for whatever reason. All the best.