XLRI Jamshedpur All Questions

Hi

The calls that XLRI gives out is based on the XAT percentile. Clearing both sectional and overall cutoffs will get you calls for the GDPI process of XLRI.

So how well you did there is what matters the most. You will get a call irrespective of your marks. Marks will be considered for final selection only.

The weightage for final selection then takes in XAT and other components, as 60% and 40% for all programs of XLRI. The weightage of GD/PI is 25%. Essay, GK, academic, work-ex, video would constitute another 15%.

The cutoffs last year for XAT were- 

For more details please visit- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-cutoff

Regards 

Hi

To get into any B school, the first step is to give the respective entrance exam and then clearing the cutoff to get a GD-PI call.

For IIMs:

You have to take the CAT.

The cutoff for various IIMs is different an varies each year. A few IIMs release their cutoff even before the exam, for the rest it depends on the applicants.

To get an idea about the cutoffs of various IIMs please visit- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-cutoff

IIFT

For IIFT, you have to take the IIFT exam. 

The cutoff for the same this year was- 

XLRI

For this, you have to take the XAT exam.

The cutoff last year was- 

PGDM-BM

PGDM-HR

 GMP

 NMIMS

You need to take the NMAT exam and score a 210 plus.

Regards

You have to appear for XAT. You need to score 96 percentile and above to get a call for BM and 94 percentile and above for HRM. Besides you also need to clear sectional cut-offs.

 You need to score 96 percentile and above to get a call for BM and 94 percentile and above for HRM. Besides you also need to clear sectional cut-offs.

 You need to score 96 percentile and above to get a call for BM and 94 percentile and above for HRM. Besides you also need to clear sectional cut-offs.

 You need to score 96 percentile and above to get a call for BM and 94 percentile and above for HRM. Besides you also need to clear sectional cut-offs.

No direct admission!

Hi Rishi! No, both institutes mentioned by you do not have state domicile quota. While IIM Ranchi follows the caste based reservation criteria as stated by the Govt. of India, XLRI Jamshedpur being a private institute does not have caste based or state domicile quota.

I am assuming you are from general category. Based on your overall academic profile, you will need to score atleast 99.4 percentile in CAT to get a call for the next round of top 3 IIMs and FMS.

All the best!

To get admission in top IIM's you need more than 99.5 percentile and otherwise try to score above 96 percentile.

Also it depends upon your past academic background as well.

Good Luck.