Hi,

This year cutoff for NMIMS Mumbai can lie anywhere between 205-250. So your marks can fall a bit short of clearing the total cutoff. Also your individual cutoffs for quantitative ability may fall a bit short for NMIMS Mumbai. But you do have great chances for MBA Program in NMIMS Hyderabad and Bangalore campuses. And if you specifically want NMIMS Mumbai, you can easily get Pharmaceutical Management there.

For more detailed cutoff details refer to the following link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff-for-nmims

Hope it helps.

First of all you need to contact with the administration of your college and ask them the reason that why they are not refunding. Communicate with their higher management mentioning UGC guidelines. This will help you to make them understand your point and you will also know the reason behind the college response because sometimes i have seen that the college need time to refund the amount to the students. So before taking strict actions you must be aware about all the things. If still your issue persists then you can complain on UGC portal mentioning all the details. Don't worry and communicate with your college calmly.

Dear Aspirant,

as per the cutoff of the previous years, there is a good chance that you will be able to secure a seat in NMIMS School of Business Management, Mumbai. Here is the list of streams that you are eligible for,

• MBA
• MBA in Human Resources
• MBA in Pharmaceutical Management
• MBA in Decision Science and Analytics

For more information on colleges and to view the list of colleges that you can get a seat in based on your NMAT score kindly visit the link given below.

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/nmat

Hi, MIT Manipal. It is among the top private Engineering colleges in the country, boasting of a better placement record than most other private institutes including NMIMS. The culture is immensely diverse and this is probably the coolest place to spend the 4 years of your college life. The infrastructure is pretty good as well. It also depends on what you wish to take up. MIT  Manipal is very well known for its engineering related core branches where as NMIMS MPSTME is well known for MBA courses. Both are equally good. If I had to choose one it would be MIT Manipal for Engineering. Hope this helps.

To qualify in NMIMS Mumbai you have to clear its cutoff and sectional cutoff as well.your scores seems quite close to cutoff.

you can understand better from following points

*NMIMS mumbai cutoff is 208

*NMIMS Mumbai sectional cutoff

• quantitative aptitude-74
• Logical reasoning-61
• Language skills-55

Here it is visible that your quant marks is not good.but this is the last year's cutoff it may change due to various factors which affects like no.of candidates who appeared in the exam, difficulty level and so on.there is a hope this time may cutoff goes down for quant.so for now your chances is fifty fifty.

hello,

In terms of percentile, the NMAT cut off for various campuses of NMIMS (Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Indore, Navi Mumbai) varies from 80 to 95 percentile, with NMIMS Mumbai having the highest cut off.

NMAT 2021 cutoff is the minimum required score for the students in order to participate in the further selection levels of NMAT which includes Written ability test, Group discussion, and Personal interview.

Expected cutoff for 2021

• NMIMS, Mumbai  is 94
• NMIMS, Bangalore  is 91
• NMIMS, Hyderabad  is 90

Hey Pradeep, the NMAT exam is conducted yearly and the test scored are only valid for the upcoming academic session. Despite you needing to retake the exam, you don't have to refill the application form in your further attempts. Keep visiting the official website for further updates.

You get call only if you clear cutoff and sectional cutoff too.your marks is low in quant section it might hurdle you. overall marks is between 200-220 is a good score for NMAT.

Bangalore expected cutoff for quant is around 72.so you may get call from Hyderabad NMIMS expected cutoff for Hyderabad quant is 60.

After clearing first stage you need to go through ca-pi conducted by institute.

Weightage of marks

NMAT score- 70 percent

CA-PI-30 percent

all the best

Hey, Mukesh the eligibility criteria differs with the specialization that you're choosing for your MBA. Most things in common are a bachelor's degree with 55%+ final grade and some sort of entrance test is needed. A strong resume, job experience and other related skills are always appreciated in the applications. For more information refer to https://www.careers360.com/university/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-mumbai