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.

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about the call that you will get from nmis mumbai.

I would like to tell you taking in consideration your marks and having an idea of the percentile you have got, undoubtedly you will get a call.

Hello,

Here is the expected cutoff 2020 for NMAT for Narsee munjee college for mba. This will give you an idea of what should be your score

Logical reasoning - 65-70

Quantitative skills - 70-75

Language skills - 62- 65

And in general your score has to be more than 225.

So based on your score you have decent chance to get a call from Nmims

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.

Hello,

It is very difficult. Your only hope could be a management seat or if you could wait till all MU admissions are over because many people leave their seat at MPSTME after securing in MY.

Alternatively, you could also take a break for a year and work on developing your skill sets by taking online courses such as those from online sites. You could easily cover first year syllabus by yourself so that you can get a solid start to your GPA when you finally start first year in college.

All The Best.

Hey,

I guess it entirely depends upon the vacancy. There’s no such cut-off system. If you get a really good rank, like in the top 300, you can go for these courses, else it entirely depends upon the vacancy.

Like if you get a rank between 1500–3000, and you want IT or CE, the chances are pretty low because maximum students go for IT and CE. But, when you go for counselling, they give you a form in which you can choose to upgrade to a branch wherein you can fill in your choice and later, you might get upgraded if there is any vacancy.

All The Best.

Hello Candidate,

You can easily get a seat in the Mumbai campus in the second or third list as many people with ranks around 1k - 1.5k coming in the first list itself….But given that the Mumbai campus is the most sought-after campus , you can’t really guarantee anything.

All The Best.

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I suggest you to check your mail inbox once and spam folder too. There might be an email from NMIMS acknowledging successful completion of your application. In case you have not received any mail from their end, you can contact the admissions department email id and ask them for the acknowledging email.

Hope this helps. Good luck for your future.

Hello Candidate,

Depends on which all streams have you applied to. It shouldn't be tough to get into NMIMS BBA. You'll get Mumbai easily since they have around 480 seats and any other city too since the schools there have recently been started. Also you'll get seats in engineering in Shirpur for almost any stream that you desire.

For Mumbai, I'm not very sure. It might be tough to get into fields which attract a lot of students like CS. However, probably you'll get in easily in the 2nd list there too. Have no knowledge when it comes to architecture or law.

All The Best,

Hello,

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